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Here ,some TM. animals,They are mine a long time ago


Apatosaurus year 2000   number 1072-p1

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Elephant year 1994     without number
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Chimpanzee year 2002 number 1310-p8
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Hyena  year 1994  without number
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Warthog  year 1994 without number
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Now, butherflies year 1996 without number
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That apatosaurus is beautyful

Does it say on the model that it is a chimp ?I would say it is a mandrill
Funny, I have one almost similar, but painted as a mandrill, but it only says "Made in China" on it, - probably a copy of yours

I think the chimpanzee is really a mandrill, and the warthog looks like a babirusa.

Oh my god, they must have made a mistake, At least with the name of the ape.

Perhaps it is a manzee ?

Anyway, it is a nice model

The device I am using at this moment is not letting me to watch your pictures. Though, the additional info makes it easy to guess what they are. A warthog from 1994 that looks like a babirusa is a old known figure used to be sold with other african animals. The chipandril, from markings, is surely from the same set of the lion Kosta presented recently. Amd it is with these contributions that we are slowly building a fantastic guide to collectors. When back home, I will add these pictures om Toy Animal Wiki. Thanks!

Nice models Fernando

Roger wrote:

The chipandril, from markings, is surely from the same set of the lion Kosta presented recently.

But the Lion is 2011 year ... 9 years after this Chimpandrill is made ...

Thank you for the pics Fernando

I remember I saw the "chimp" painted as a mandrill somewhere.

yes Kosta, the lion is from 2011, I checked it wrong. Thanks for pointing it out. Your lion will be alone some more time. :)

Interesting how many T.M. exists. Congratulations Fernando :)

Fernando, thanks for taking these great pictures to Toy Animal Wiki. I will upload them on TAI.
Now that I am at home again, I can see them and it is incredible how surprising is that chimpanzee!!! It has even a little tail! Have they sculpted it to work as several kinds of primates? It also has a very funny expression, for any reason, I like the strange way it looks like. Sorry for my previous mistake, I was using a very limited device and my memory was not also of very good help. I am curious to know about more figures of 2002 indeed. The chimp really could not be from the same set of Kosta's lion.

Hey! That Apatosaurus is the same as MINE!!! With different colors, however.

Yes, yes.has other color .This apatosaurus is one of the best apatosaurus figure (imho)

and I use it, how avatar in other forum.

Him pose is marvellous.

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Fernando, almost all your TM pictures are already entered on TAI.
Now it is missing your butterflies. While some look like color variations of some species already entered. The tow top right butterflies of these two pictures are surely not there. Could you please take individual pictures of them to put on TAI?
I'd also love to know which letters are marked on them, I think it is in their backs... I really hope the first is marked with a "E" while the second is marked with a "C".

I'll take more photos tomorrow.

Very interesting Fernando, have you found them all in Colombia ? Is it there an well known brand ?

I found these in Colombia 10 years ago.


The company that sold them, closed the sales of toys.

landrover wrote:

I'll take more photos tomorrow.

Fernando, just take all the time you need. I think we will also need the picture of the blue butterfly. Yours is different enough from the one we can find in Blaine's collection. The mould seems to be the exact same of your Cramer's mesene. So, probably you acquired them loose and not in a set... do you remember it? Both may be marked with the letter G.

 

I had not been able to take the photos because the days were very dark

and I wanted to take them with a little sun.


Printed with A:

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Printed with B ( TWO MODELS ?):
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Printed with D:

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Printed with E:

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Printed with G:

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Printed with I:
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Printed with K:

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Printed with L:

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Perfect and sunny, Fernando!
I am so glad you decided to photograph all of them and that you provided their letters. I was mixing some of them, it is really easy to mix butterflies.
Your letters match exactly the moulds of other butterflies listed on TAI and you have three species still not there.
I'll use all of these pictures on TAI and now the theory of 3 different sets is gaining force.
We know now 7 moulds with 3 species, 4 moulds with 2 species and only A mould we know only 1 species. Thanks!