Brand Identification topic

I think it is US stuff but no idea of the brand.

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In this topic there is a real crisis... leaves flying and crickets chirping for several posts...

Sometimes there is more questions than answers

Kikimalou wrote:

I think it is US stuff but no idea of the brand.

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oh wow!! these are stunning!!!

where did they come from Christophe?

eBay.US, sold as Marx but I don't think they are.

And what about these Spanish animals with the inscription "BODY" on the ejection point ?

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The cheapest versions of Novolinea (Comansi). These were sold in kiosks (candy and sweets stands) until the late 80s or early 90s. They came in a blister (pack in the form of a transparent bag or rigid plastic canister) accompanied by fences and/or plastic trees.

Stripedhyena wrote:

The cheapest versions of Novolinea (Comansi). These were sold in kiosks (candy and sweets stands) until the late 80s or early 90s. They came in a blister (pack in the form of a transparent bag or rigid plastic canister) accompanied by fences and/or plastic trees.

Aren't these premium figures from a detergent or soap? called Body or is it what sellers call them? There's a rhino for Christophe too.

Roger wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

The cheapest versions of Novolinea (Comansi). These were sold in kiosks (candy and sweets stands) until the late 80s or early 90s. They came in a blister (pack in the form of a transparent bag or rigid plastic canister) accompanied by fences and/or plastic trees.

Aren't these premium figures from a detergent or soap? called Body or is it what sellers call them? There's a rhino for Christophe too.

The detergent Persan premiums were very different, you can see most of them on the TAW Comansi page

Comansi produced also a series of cheap animals for the Lutin washpowder company but they wear Lutin instead of Body

The Noveolina had indeed a small flat Indian rhino with two horns

VINTAGE MIX...

All in plastic (most of them not very rigid and some of celluloid type).

The birds marked on the base with "Made in Hong Kong", some look like plastic replicas of classic glass figures. I would like to know if anyone has more models...

Curious the miniature polar bear and the white cow, both are Hausser molds.

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ANY IDEA OF THE BRANDS?

The grey elephant in the last photo is a copy of the Britains Elephant Miniset. I am afraid I have never seen any of the others.

These HK birds with bases are Simex, the poultry on the last pic look like Fontanini copies and the small monochromatic body-color ostrich is from the domestic poultry set - I have the peafowl from this set and saw duck and goose but I don´t know any other related infos.

I´ve some of those Made in Hong Kong birds, too. One figure that even isn´t in your mix, you can find pictures here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I love the birds

jarda wrote:

These HK birds with bases are Simex, the poultry on the last pic look like Fontanini copies and the small monochromatic body-color ostrich is from the domestic poultry set - I have the peafowl from this set and saw duck and goose but I don´t know any other related infos.

The birds are Simex? Interesting

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], I’m sure you have some of them in your great collection

Stripedhyena wrote:

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], I’m sure you have some of them in your great collection

Yes, but never found with a brand name.

What brand is this? It feels hollow. Could it be Nayab?
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I wish it didn't have a bloody nose and eyes.

Looks this one, what do you think?

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tough male names

I have this rhino along with some others in the photo.

Taos wrote:

I have this rhino along with some others in the photo.

Great! When you have time, could you please open a topic on Nayab section for the set [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] with the pictures you have?
I'd be glad of introducing them on TAW.

Thank you, that indeed looks like the same rhino and the size corresponds.

rogerpgvg wrote:

Thank you, that indeed looks like the same rhino and the size corresponds.

Great! As you know, these Nayab figures feature in many sets differently branded but calling it Nayab is always the easiest way. I added your figure on TAW.

Adult hippopotamus in composition. I place it next to a Neoform calf. Does anyone know the brand?
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My dear friend, i believe the most of your unknown figures are here absolutly unknown. You are (in my opinion) a collector with very unusual, vintage and unknown and wonderful stuff. Most of the figures i have never seen before. And i think i am not the only one

Sorry, i can not help