Brand Identification topic

rogerpgvg wrote:

Thanks! Presumably unbranded?

Probably the Nine Products.

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Ah, yes, the Nine Products ostrich was on my wishlist as a 1:32 ostrich. I managed to collect it without realising! I don't know how I thought I would ever find it without knowing what it looked like, but I did

Are you sufficiently sure that I could add it to TAW?

rogerpgvg wrote:

Ah, yes, the Nine Products ostrich was on my wishlist as a 1:32 ostrich. I managed to collect it without realising! I don't know how I thought I would ever find it without knowing what it looked like, but I did

Are you sufficiently sure that I could add it to TAW?

Considering it matches the size information you gathered even before knowing it and that Taylor, who identified it, owns the whole series, I think it is relatively safe to add.

Hello,
I buyed some animals which are called from the 1960-70th.
In this lot I found a "Porcupine?".
See here:
Benno.
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Undoubtfully a porcupine and I don't remember seeing one among these sets! Very good find, is it marked Hong Kong?

Roger wrote:

Undoubtfully a porcupine and I don't remember seeing one among these sets! Very good find, is it marked Hong Kong?

The figure is not marked any where and the material is normal plastic, not weak and not hard.
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Hong Kong, inspired by Lineol

Who knows the brand of this arabian oryx at 1/32 scale and found by my friend Christian (from french forum "Soldat plastique") on a fleat market in East of France:

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 .. just marked: M O D  DEP 76 on the bell..

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 .. and here between Starlux gemsbock and Britains sable antelope (all the pictures from Christian)

This is the Dinamização Oryx - painted?

Oh yes! it could be!.. thank you Rogério!

Caracal wrote:

Oh yes! it could be!.. thank you Rogério!

... pas de quois.
This is a Portuguese brand, once you are more experient with these things, do you think it is repainted or a factory painting?

Oh yes! no doubt because of the mark!.. according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!.. Thanks to your link, I discovered some very beautiful models (croc, gorilla..) at a scale I like a lot! Are they easy to find yet?

Caracal wrote:

according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!..

..and now Roger is in troubles.

Caracal wrote:

Oh yes! no doubt because of the mark!.. according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!.. Thanks to your link, I discovered some very beautiful models (croc, gorilla..) at a scale I like a lot! Are they easy to find yet?

Not easy at all but I may have a few. Let me know which ones you would love to get and I check what I can find.

spacelab wrote:

Caracal wrote:

according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!..

..and now Roger is in troubles.

This is a wonderful trouble, just a few days ago I was contacting a forum member and wishing these Dinamização existed in painted versions. Actually, this oryx was the figure I most wanted to see painted although I thought it was a gemsbok.

A interesting model. I am happy that i have the portuguese version

Roger wrote:

Caracal wrote:

Oh yes! no doubt because of the mark!.. according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!.. Thanks to your link, I discovered some very beautiful models (croc, gorilla..) at a scale I like a lot! Are they easy to find yet?

Not easy at all but I may have a few. Let me know which ones you would love to get and I check what I can find.

spacelab wrote:

Caracal wrote:

according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!..

..and now Roger is in troubles.

This is a wonderful trouble, just a few days ago I was contacting a forum member and wishing these Dinamização existed in painted versions. Actually, this oryx was the figure I most wanted to see painted although I thought it was a gemsbok.

 Well, if you could find this gemsbok, the croc or the gorilla, I would be very interested! :)

Caracal wrote:

Roger wrote:

Caracal wrote:

Oh yes! no doubt because of the mark!.. according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!.. Thanks to your link, I discovered some very beautiful models (croc, gorilla..) at a scale I like a lot! Are they easy to find yet?

Not easy at all but I may have a few. Let me know which ones you would love to get and I check what I can find.

spacelab wrote:

Caracal wrote:

according to me, it's rather a factory painting and the result is splendid!..

..and now Roger is in troubles.

This is a wonderful trouble, just a few days ago I was contacting a forum member and wishing these Dinamização existed in painted versions. Actually, this oryx was the figure I most wanted to see painted although I thought it was a gemsbok.

 Well, if you could find this gemsbok, the croc or the gorilla, I would be very interested! :)

I think I don't have spares of these but i believe I can find them through an old seller. Croc bottom part is flat.

It would be fine!

These oryx are really a great find, very impressive  Congratulation to Christian Jealous Jealous Jealous Jealous macaque

The small probably HK procupine isn't Lineol but Hausser inspired

Rogervpg ostrich is a Nine product.

The porcupine is inspired by a mold of the Italian brand Chialù.
The oryx could be Dinamiçao as Roger says, but I doubt if it could be Gulliver Br.

Stripedhyena wrote:

The porcupine is inspired by a mold of the Italian brand Chialù.
The oryx could be Dinamiçao as Roger says, but I doubt if it could be Gulliver Br.

The Chialù porcupine was "inspired" by the Hausser one

happy to read you christophe! :)

Kikimalou wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

The porcupine is inspired by a mold of the Italian brand Chialù.
The oryx could be Dinamiçao as Roger says, but I doubt if it could be Gulliver Br.

The Chialù porcupine was "inspired" by the Hausser one

Ufff... It's hard to know whether the chicken or the egg came first

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Caracal wrote:

Who knows the brand of this arabian oryx at 1/32 scale and found by my friend Christian (from french forum "Soldat plastique") on a fleat market in East of France:

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 .. just marked: M O D  DEP 76 on the bell..

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 .. and here between Starlux gemsbock and Britains sable antelope (all the pictures from Christian)

What does MOD DEP 76 mean?
Let's see if any member can provide more information about this colored figure... Have you got other figures of this collection, Caracal?

No, I have none, these 2 belong to one of my friends from a french forum as explained upper, and I even didn't know the brand before the Rogério's answer..

And I don't know what means the mark but it coul be "modelo deposado 1976" (I don't speak portuguese language!)  :)