Toy concepts - Primates of the World

I recently found those on ebay. All in their original packaging. According to the pictures i expected some small PV-like plastic monkeys,.....But i received those:
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Regardless the material, i definitely like the snub-nosed monkey and i will repaint it soon.
i'd also be interested in the slender lori and the cotton-headed tamarin.
In the picture you see (from left to right):
-Potto (Perodicticus potto)
-Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas)
-Diana monkey (Cercopithecus diana)
-De Brazza's monkey (Cercopithecus neglectus)
-Golden snub-nosed monkey (Rhinopithecus roxellana)
-"Rufous-handed howler" (Alouatta spp.)

Unfortuntaly, neither the packaging nor the seller can give information about the year they were produced.
I will trade the baboon if someone's interested.

WOW!!!!!
They are absolutely fabulous, - AWESOME  
I wonder if they are not from Max Carl, de compagny from DDR and was expropiated by VEB Plaho in 1952 ?
In that case, the factury was shut down in 1972, but the monkeys may be made much earlier  

SUSANNE wrote:

WOW!!!!!
They are absolutely fabulous, - AWESOME  
I wonder if they are not from Max Carl, de compagny from DDR and was expropiated by VEB Plaho in 1952 ?
In that case, the factury was shut down in 1972, but the monkeys may be made much earlier  

That's what I think too  

Congratulation Phil  

Thanks. No, no, i don't think so. the packaging has the "CE" sign and the "green dot" symbol
Green Dot .
But it's definitely stuff from China,...;-p

They looks good and are very interesting     - but you are right    

Well, then they can not be that old  

But whatever they are, I absolutely LOVE them, and they are such a great find !  

here 2 more

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Wow, those are pretty neat. Congrats!

Oh these are great :O
Even if I don't collect figures with this material and with "pelage", those hear are very interesting! I like the Loris and th Potto.
I really think there are to few primates figures beside chimpanzes, gorillas, orang-utans and lemurs.

Duck-Anch-Amun wrote:

Oh these are great :O
Even if I don't collect figures with this material and with "pelage", those hear are very interesting! I like the Loris and th Potto.
I really think there are to few primates figures beside chimpanzes, gorillas, orang-utans and lemurs.

I couldn`t agree more !!!!!!!!!
At least Mojo made a Proboscis monkey this year, - hurray for Mojo   

That's interesting, some really nice ones! I love selection of species there Thanks for sharing!

Congratulation Phil a-through I don't collect this material too! But these are really nice.

The size is also too large:D 

here more pics

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Those look like peach fuzz material figures to me! They could prove difficult for a repaint. I have 12 of my own peach fuzz figure horses. Nice figures indeed. If you play too rough with them, they can get dirty easily and lose some of their fuzz.

Holy Lemur ! Where do you find all of those Beauties ????  

CONGRATULATIONS, Andreas   

Hey Emma,
yes, you're right, but we know about this already,.....  
Usually, i don't play with my figurines   
Repainting works. A little more work as a lot of paint is needed, but it works.

WOW!            

I did not know Toy Concepts made monkeys!

Now we have two series from Toy Concept!

Also no a big fan of the 'real fur thing coat XD', but these Toy Concepts are really nice!

I'd love to find these. I like the flocked looks of Toy Concepts.

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Hi! Yesterday, I received, via Ebay, the TOY CONCEPTS SPIDER MONKEY. I just inserted it on Toy Animal Wiki.

there is a gorilla too:

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widukind wrote:

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Nice figures, the felty and fuzzy texture is so adequate for these kind of animals :)
But probably some of you noticed that in this image, they used a photo of a crowned lemur and called it a slender loris, they used a photo of a red colobus monkey (probably Zanzibar's one) and called it a cotton-headed tamarin, and they used a photo of what it seems almost sure a Lac Alaotra gentle lemur and called it a potto

Caracal wrote:

there is a gorilla too:

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The gorilla is in the Animal Friends set!