Brand Identification topic

NandO wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

NandO wrote:

Just got these two nice calfs..
Both are marked " newcanna " 
Which is most of their figure are copied from major brands..
So what you guys think, are these copied too ? Some how they looks familiar   the standing one is not schleich copied it has different head pose and tail ..
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They are not a copy of any known figure. Where did you find them and what other animals did you make please?
Thank you

I found them from local shop about 2$ each..
All I know the brand " new canna " mostly are copied figure from another brand such as Schleich, Papo, etc

Yes, but in particular those 2 buffalo calf are not a copy. And they are great! I’ll hope find them!
Thanks

These calves are part of the buffalo set widely available on East Europe, e.g. Ukraine:

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Not all Newcanna we know are copied from other models, at least from other models we are aware.
Looks like an African buffalo calf, no?

jarda wrote:

These calves are part of the buffalo set widely available on East Europe, e.g. Ukraine:

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Thanks for the links but it is not very viable to buy it from Spain, not to mention the language....

Roger wrote:

Not all Newcanna we know are copied from other models, at least from other models we are aware.
Looks like an African buffalo calf, no?

Roger they are two cape buffalo calves, yes!
And they are not copies. I think they are the only figures that are not copies of the entire catalog of this brand....

If that's the case, and they appear to be the only non-copy produced (why would they have gone to the effort to commission one single pair of original sculpts if everything else is made using another brand's existing work?), could they possible be copies from an unexpected source?
Rather than sculpts known in the hobby of animal toy figures, like other items in the range which you can recognise as copies, they could be cast from something outside the toy world - china or porcelain or resin ornaments, perhaps?
Some model horse moulds are definitely slightly adjusted copies of older ceramics, rather than brand new sculpts, and it wouldn't surprise me if it happened with other animals, too.

Hi guys, I hope I can find more so ill post for trade..

Stripedhyena wrote:

Roger wrote:

Not all Newcanna we know are copied from other models, at least from other models we are aware.
Looks like an African buffalo calf, no?

Roger they are two cape buffalo calves, yes!
And they are not copies. I think they are the only figures that are not copies of the entire catalog of this brand....

Thanks, I see I missed Jarda's post with the link to the set. It is an interesting family set actually.

how do I post pics?

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how do I post pics?

You can upload them in this website
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It will generate a few codes and you copy the code that reads "Hotlinks for foruns" and you copy it together with your message when posting on forum.
If you need more detailed explanations, let us know.

hm okay. I'll try it tomorrow. thanks

Hello,
I found this model without any mark. The material seems to be hardplastic.
Who is the producer?
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Never seen before

Hello,
here are a goat? marked with ITALY (like "my" dog from ITALY).
Does anybody know the maker?
Benno.
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I have seen this fawn on many poly bags that were marketed in the 80's from China. Perhaps the original mold of the figure was from a British or Portuguese brand.

Regarding the goat, it is very likely that it belongs to the Fontanini brand.

Oh I really like the lying doe(?)

Can someone help me with those? (The non scribbled)
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Hey guys, can anyone ID this cat for me? I have no clue what brand makes it. The picture is in black and white, but the figure was made to represent a cat with heterochromia, when the eyes are different colors.

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Neptune wrote:

Oh I really like the lying doe(?)

Can someone help me with those? (The non scribbled)
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The donkey is Britains. Sorry, I don't know the others.

Neptune wrote:

Oh I really like the lying doe(?)

Can someone help me with those? (The non scribbled)

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I love that White Swiss Shepherd and there aren't many models of this breed! I'd love to know his brand too, but I've never seen him before- hopefully someone will know!

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: Thanks! Now I remember the little boxes that comes with it (but never got one when I was little)
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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: I found it! It's a Lanard! It's written on it's belly but it was really hard to see!

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: Thanks! Now I remember the little boxes that comes with it (but never got one when I was little)
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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: I found it! It's a Lanard! It's written on it's belly but it was really hard to see!

That's really interesting, thank you!

I recently got these three from Ricardo/Striped Hyena, but we don't know the brand. Does anyone recognise them? The wild boar in the centre has CHINA written underneath, the ostrich has MADE IN CHINA. I don't know whether the left boar has some scribbles underneath that I can't decipher or whether that's just its hair and it is unmarked.
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The ostrich is from an African wildlife set which also included an Oryx,a baboon,a Spotted Hyena,and a Flamingo.

Thanks! Presumably unbranded?