Animal models from extruded polystyrene

Roger wrote:

I'll use one of these two to choose my new hair style. Very crazy wooly mammoth and rhino. They're very special!

Hahahahaha
I even missed to pay attention on their hair style Crazy funny
Ok, so if you have to choose one of them... please choose the rhino one. It look`s super-cool

costicuba wrote:

Roger wrote:

I'll use one of these two to choose my new hair style. Very crazy wooly mammoth and rhino. They're very special!

Hahahahaha  
I even missed to pay attention on their hair style Crazy funny
Ok, so if you have to choose one of them... please choose the rhino one. It look`s super-cool

Yes, rhino has the coolest hair style. I love punk.

Roger wrote:

costicuba wrote:

Roger wrote:

I'll use one of these two to choose my new hair style. Very crazy wooly mammoth and rhino. They're very special!

Hahahahaha  
I even missed to pay attention on their hair style Crazy funny
Ok, so if you have to choose one of them... please choose the rhino one. It look`s super-cool

Yes, rhino has the coolest hair style. I love punk.

Hehe, me too

The mammoth looks more like Elvis

Tarunyada wrote:

Roger wrote:

costicuba wrote:

Roger wrote:

I'll use one of these two to choose my new hair style. Very crazy wooly mammoth and rhino. They're very special!

Hahahahaha  
I even missed to pay attention on their hair style Crazy funny
Ok, so if you have to choose one of them... please choose the rhino one. It look`s super-cool

Yes, rhino has the coolest hair style. I love punk.

Hehe, me too

The mammoth looks more like Elvis

I guess they have some crested macaque genes

Kikimalou wrote:

I guess they have some crested macaque genes

Haha maybe that`s the reason

Tiermann wrote:

Wonderful! The shape forms remind me of the animals made of plaster by JH Miller in the US.

They remind me of my hollow celluloid animals. Wonder if they were made from some of the same molds?

This animals from Kosta are definitely from the Soviet Union era, there were more sets released. I saw some time ago "ZOOPARK" set in original package somewhere on eBay for acceptable price but I finally decided not to buy it. Anyway, I saved one picture on my PC - and here is:

Great pic Jaromir

Jarda, thank you!
Do we know what other sets exist?

It has already been mentioned that the rhino mold came from Lineol (which Neoform and Danolin have already copied).
I confirm that the zebra mold comes from a beautiful Friedl figure. It is also the only zebra grazing that was made in compo.

Never seen before Jarda. It was also not a part of the exhibition in Dresden. And i also dont have seen that in russian websites.

Andreas, of course you saw them before ... here, on my topic - my models
Jarda, that is really wonderful photo information. Thank you for showing to us.
It is great to see now the original package .
So , like I taught, maybe these models are russian vintage models, like you said : from the Soviet Union era.
Although, it is still a bit mistery for me, because the word "ZOOPARK" is written on russian , but it is also the same on bulgarian. We use this word also in the same way.
But I tend to believe, that these models are not bulgarian,.. it is more logical to be russian.

costicuba wrote:

Andreas, of course you saw them before ... here, on my topic - my models
Jarda, that is really wonderful photo information. Thank you for showing to us.
It is great to see now the original package .
So , like I taught, maybe these models are russian vintage models, like you said :  from the Soviet Union era.
Although, it is still a bit mistery for me, because the word "ZOOPARK" is written on russian , but it is also the same on bulgarian. We use this word also in the same way.
But I tend to believe, that these models are not bulgarian,.. it is more logical to be russian.

Sorry, it looks i will be old and older

The Woolly Mammoth and Rhino are very charming indeed!