Brand Identification topic

Today I went on a flea market in our town. I found some figurines from Schleich and these old plastic animals.
Ice bears, tiger and giraffe are from Domplast. Could be the rest also from Domplast ? Or perhaps from Manurba ?

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Are they from Domplast too ?
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These zebras ? Also from Domplast ?
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I also have found these figures "Made in Hong Kong". Are they copies of brands?
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Yvette

I only know the china aniamls as china animals, from no brand. The zebras i am sure they are domplast, but the bulls/cattles are phantastic

WONDERFUL finds, Yvette  

Thanks Andreas and Susanne.

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These animals are from the polybag wildlife HK set of 23 animals. There is another polybag with 23 farm animals as well. These well made animals from 70-80 era are mostly smaller copies of Prior (armadillo), RAE (moose), Britains (donkey, deer, cows, camel, pelican, gorilla, lioness, zebra, tiger, elephant, rhino,...) or Breyer (longhorn cattle) figures.

Here are the entire sets:
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Wow! Many thanks for this detailed information. Yes, these are exactly the characters that I've found. The farm animals on your photo I still know from my childhood in the 70s.

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Very interesting species among copies. Is not everyday we found pangolins, anteaters, armadillos and a musk ox in the same set.

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These animals are from the polybag wildlife HK set of 23 animals. There is another polybag with 23 farm animals as well. These well made animals from 70-80 era are mostly smaller copies of Prior (armadillo), RAE (moose), Britains (donkey, deer, cows, camel, pelican, gorilla, lioness, zebra, tiger, elephant, rhino,...) or Breyer (longhorn cattle) figures.

Here are the entire sets:

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The two lambs on the same base are a copy of Timpo farm animals.

Chris

Chris Sweetman wrote:

The two lambs on the same base are a copy of Timpo farm animals.

Chris

Thank You very much, Chris, for that info :)

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Heinerle !

The pangolin, anteater, musk ox, and armadillo are copies of Britains LTD animals. I've got the Britains animals in my collection somewhere; I'd have to go looking for them.

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The pangolin, anteater, musk ox, and armadillo are copies of Britains LTD animals.  I've got the Britains animals in my collection somewhere; I'd have to go looking for them.

   Britains Ltd never produced armadillos, muskoxes or pangolins   

And Britains Ltd anteater is very different.



Indeed they look much more like Prior copies   

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These animals are from the polybag wildlife HK set of 23 animals. There is another polybag with 23 farm animals as well. These well made animals from 70-80 era are mostly smaller copies of Prior (armadillo), RAE (moose), Britains (donkey, deer, cows, camel, pelican, gorilla, lioness, zebra, tiger, elephant, rhino,...) or Breyer (longhorn cattle) figures.

Here are the entire sets:

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The two lambs on the same base are a copy of Timpo farm animals.

Chris

Nope.
The two Timpo lambs are different.
This two lambs on a base are a copy from Crescent's plastic farm range

Any Italian members out there who recall these Italian magazine premium dinosaurs?

I'm trying to establish which publisher issued them and assume it was someone like DeAgostini or Del Prado. I think that they were issued around 3/5 years ago. Thanks.   

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Eustreptospondylus

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Styracosaurus

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Pachyrhinosaurus

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Amargasaurus

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Nothronychus

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Gigantraptor

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Gosh ! They surely look like the CollectA ones   

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Gosh ! They surely look like the CollectA ones   

They sure do! That said, they may not exactly be knock off's as the previous magazine premium figures that imitated Collecta dinosaurs (the large hollow ones) turned out to have been produced under a license of sorts.

interesting !!

I decided to open a topic to show my [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , there, under the titlle "Unbranded and Unknown Foxes", there are some not identified.
I've noticed that I haven't posted this particular one once I'm convinced it has a brand name and maybe you can help me with it... and others on thread when possible.

The pendrive is 32 mm high, so it is almost the same size as the Hausser/Preiser of my collection.
Figure is modern once it is marked with the traditional CE and it is of a solide pvc.


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I knew who wrote the thread before I even looked at the name next to it.

A cute little fox, unfortunately he's not familiar to me.

thanks Leeann! hopefully someone will identify it.

No idea but a nice fox!!   

Arrrhw, so cute   

What a cutie, hope someone can identify him

If anyone can identify this figurine, I would be most grateful...

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He's familiar, I don't know why...