Hausser Elastolin Lot for november 2010 came in...

I had a nice Hausser Elastolin from the 1970's in last week, with some new figurines for me, or colour-variations.
These brand made the most beautifull deetailed figurines in the 1970's and 1980's, often very beautifull painted.
They were made in a kind of hardplastic, that had a soft feeling over them.
In the last years, they produced the same 1:32 figurines in a harder kind of plastic, and in hollowcast in that same hardplastic too, but in the 1:25 scale.
But before there were some different scales too, or called 1:32 and 1:25, or 54mm and 70 mm scale.
Here are the new arrivals:


The whole lot


4610 Hausser Elastolin German Shepherddog, in the later hardplastic.


Here together with the earlier softer plastic model.


3855 Hausser Elastolin White Ducks standing in the bigger 70mm scale.


4506 Hausser Elastolin Foal middlebrown, although i think this is an un-painted model.
I did get i in a group, so i have some doubles to trade.
I had it already in white and dark-brown.


Waiting for a new owner...


4511 Hausser Elastolin Horse galopping in light-brown, which i had in white already.


4512 Hausser Elastolin Horse grazing in white, which was new for the collection.


4517 Hausser Elastolin Billygoats, from which the redbrown and white version is new.
The black and white version i had already since i was a child.


4536 Hausser Elastolin Sheep walking, the white version is the new addition, and is from the later years, the more yellow-coloured was already in my collection for almost 40 years, which is the case for the most of my models from Hausser-Elastolin.


4681 Hausser Elastolin Milkmaids, in 2 colour-versions.
The one with the darker blue skirt is new.

Nice additions Willy

Thank you Phil! :)

These are great Willy! I like the goats and ducks

And you don't like the horses Harriet?
Those horses were some of the best in that time!
They were more deetailed then the Britains horses for example, and the soft feeling they have over them...
I am pretty sure, if you saw them with your own eyes, and had them in your hand, you would fall in love with them...

Here is more:

Such wonderful creatures!! I love the foals!!

Thank you Nova!
You just have to have them in your hand, and i am sure, that every horse-loving girl or woman falls in love!
I know this, because when i was a child, ilost many of them in trades with horse-girls, haha...

Oh yes! I love the horses too your new running horse I like a lot, it reminds me of a picture I have in a book. I like the one in harness and the suffolk punch (I think it is?).

The horses are so awesome

Thanks!
I don't know if it is a Suffolk Harriet, because i think, a German manufaturer in that time would rather make a German breed...
The horse in the harness comes from a cart, that has 2 of those horses actually, but was sold as a loner too...
I have some horse from them in a slightly bigger scale too, see here:







When i have some doubles again, i keep them for you Harriet, ok..., i must convince you of their quality!
I have the first shown foal already for you, but that is an un-painted version as i think...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Thanks!
I don't know if it is a Suffolk Harriet, because i think, a German manufaturer in that time would rather make a German breed...
The horse in the harness comes from a cart, that has 2 of those horses actually, but was sold as a loner too...
I have some horse from them in a slightly bigger scale too, see here:
When i have some doubles again, i keep them for you Harriet, ok..., i must convince you of their quality!
I have the first shown foal already for you, but that is an un-painted version as i think...

Thanks Willy

Welcome Holly!