PGH Effelder / Plaho / Marolin Fowl, ducks, geese, fledglings

I never see the VEB Plaho ducks!!! Nice!!!

Also "spare parts" available ...

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Sheep plastic as Effelder.
The plastic is the same as the chicken or the soldiers of Effelder
I arrange the figure until further PGH Effelder.

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Wow, you have a lot

effelderboy wrote:

Sheep plastic as Effelder.
The plastic is the same as the chicken or the soldiers of Effelder
I arrange the figure until further PGH Effelder.

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A nice sheep!!Congrats!!
It will be unbelievable if it is Effelder i think

I carefully read this thread and I am unable to find here any Effelder goose with the same shape as the one on the right. My question is: Is the goose on the right side PGH Effelder figure too? I think yes (the same scale and design) but my searching for the same figure failed on German E-Bay as well. The body shape is visibly different than the "regular" goose so I don´t think this can be e.g. the malformed piece...

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German experts, any idea???

Please more details...

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I know 3 variants

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I know 3 variants

Yes, and all your 3 variants have similar shape as the goose on the left side of my pic (but another paints). Unlike the goose on the right side of my pic - that figure has smaller beak, significantly smaller head and thinner neck...

have seen, are the plastic harder?

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could it be this one?

I think so...

hard plastic, no Effelder

I got this goose in one plastic bag together with another PGH Effelder Geflugel, rooster, hen, duck... The bag bought my parents in GDR in 1978. When I got it, the bag was still originally sealed...

Great models congrats!

@jarda: Could it be Durolin???

So many wonderful vintage figures!

effelderboy wrote:

@jarda: Could it be Durolin???

@effelderboy: AFAIK no. Durolin figures were widely distributed in Czechoslovakia when I was young, these figures were made from "Masse", never from plastic.

I´m not really sure.
@susanne....I think, I sold for since years some Gooses in plastic (wasn´t they Durolin?) to you. Do you remember?