AAA Indian Rhino

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Here is the AAA Indian Rhino I found at the flea market last Sunday for only one dollar.

GREAT catch again

He has a twin in a slightly different position, - I am not sure if there is a parent...perhaps somebody else knows ?

That's a cool Indian rhinoceros, Some years ago, I knew here a collector of figures of Indian rhinoceros, unfortunately I haven't kept his contact. I added it on Tai, 42th Indian rhino, the most popular rinoceros figure in toy shape. I also confess that this one of these animals that being accurately made or not, they always look nice to me. The AAA figure is a very good one although the Safari and Papo are in a higher level standard. Congratulations for finding it for such a friendly value and thanks for sharing!
By the way, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] posted a small AAA Indian rhino in another topic, it is a strange Indian rhino with two horns that you can see below together witht he New-Ray rhino that is a Britains sized figure.
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Another interesting AAA figurine :)

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By the way, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] posted a small AAA Indian rhino in another topic, it is a strange Indian rhino with two horns that you can see below together witht he New-Ray rhino that is a Britains sized figure.
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It seems that crocs have a memory like an elephant
A very strange rhino indeed

Roger wrote:

That's a cool Indian rhinoceros, Some years ago, I knew here a collector of figures of Indian rhinoceros, unfortunately I haven't kept his contact. I added it on Tai, 42th Indian rhino, the most popular rinoceros figure in toy shape.  I also confess that this one of these animals that being accurately made or not, they always look nice to me. The AAA figure is a very good one although the Safari and Papo are in a higher level standard. Congratulations for finding it for such a friendly value and thanks for sharing!
By the way, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] posted a small AAA Indian rhino in another topic, it is a strange Indian rhino with two horns that you can see below together witht he New-Ray rhino that is a Britains sized figure.
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The Indian Rhino with two horns must be a Sumatran Rhino. Imperial released one in their line "Dragons, Knights and Daggers", back in 1985.

Bowhead Whale wrote:

The Indian Rhino with two horns must be a Sumatran Rhino. Imperial released one in their line "Dragons, Knights and Daggers", back in 1985.

I'd love to know that Imperial rhino! Unfortunately, toy world is full of ambiguous looking rhinos. This small AAA figure has the armoured looking of an Indian rhino, two horns more in African rhino style and it is dark like a Sumatran... a rhino chimera.
It is also very small to a traditional AAA figure what means it may belong to a boxed set or something like that.

Roger wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

The Indian Rhino with two horns must be a Sumatran Rhino. Imperial released one in their line "Dragons, Knights and Daggers", back in 1985.

I'd love to know that Imperial rhino! Unfortunately, toy world is full of ambiguous looking rhinos. This small AAA figure has the armoured looking of an Indian rhino, two horns more in African rhino style and it is dark like a Sumatran... a rhino chimera.
It is also very small to a traditional AAA figure what means it may belong to a boxed set or something like that.

I'll photograph it along with the dragons that go with it (the other animals of the line). "Dragons, Knights and Daggers" was a line of animals wearing saddles with which we could play with Masters Of the Universe figures.