Brand Identification topic

jarda wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

jarda wrote:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]: Yes, its still on the way... Is this rhino familiar for you?

Of course, after some hesitation I was telling myself that I was finally going to buy it when it passed under my nose.

Well I don't know if "under my nose" means something in English... Maybe "flying over my head" ?

Oh, sorry, Kiki! I have two days bookmarked this figure and I can not decide if buy it or not. Then I decided...
BTW: We Czech are saying "před nosem" which has the same meaning as your "under my nose" :)

You don't need to be sorry Jaromir, it's the game and I'm happy it is a friend who have it now. I hope you will tell us moreabout it when it will be with you

Another mystery, size similar to Schleich figures, hollow ones from very flexible plastic, small text "Hong Kong" on the base.

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jarda wrote:

Another mystery, size similar to Schleich figures, hollow ones from very flexible plastic, small text "Hong Kong" on the base.

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Can i share your pic with the question in a special Hongkong toys Facebook group?

Any idea (the pheasansts are french for sure)?
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Hausser goats mold in rubber...
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widukind wrote:

jarda wrote:

Another mystery, size similar to Schleich figures, hollow ones from very flexible plastic, small text "Hong Kong" on the base.

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Can i share your pic with the question in a special Hongkong toys Facebook group?

Sure! :)

Stripedhyena wrote:

Any idea (the pheasansts are french for sure)?
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Should I use your pic on a French forum for identification ?

Kikimalou wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

Any idea (the pheasansts are french for sure)?
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Should I use your pic on a French forum for identification ?

Yes, of course, thanks

They are Plastic ? hard ? Soft ?

They are made of hard plastic but in parts such as the lion's tail or the junction of the ball with the seal's snout the plastic becomes softer, which allows it to bend without breaking.

The lion, seal and elephant look like versions from Crescent's Circus range.

Chris Sweetman wrote:

The lion, seal and elephant look like versions from Crescent's Circus range.

Yes, absolutely. You are right! Thanks!

Doubt solved, the brand name is Maysun
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Never heard of that

Completely unknown to me, the closest thing I can remember is a Portuguese saying: - Maysun, Aprilrain.

Stripedhyena wrote:

Doubt solved, the brand name is Maysun
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Great ! Should I use your pic again ?

Kikimalou wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

Doubt solved, the brand name is Maysun
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Great ! Should I use your pic again ?

Yes, of course! (but this comparative image between figures is not mine, it's on the internet)

From Argentina two figures that seem to be from the same collection (I can't tell if they are vintage or not), both in hard rubber and same painting style. The capybara is similar in size to Safari Ltd one.
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And a beautiful saiga antelope in a box with no more information than the one you see in the image... I don't know where this mold comes from, it's unknown to me...

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And this brings me to a couple of figures (a wildebeest and impala with all the typical characteristics in Hausser Elastolin 1:35 modeling and painting) that I found years ago, that I have never seen again and that, as soon as I locate, I will be happy to share here to know if anyone knows their origin, because maybe they are prototypes...

Stripedhyena wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

Doubt solved, the brand name is Maysun
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Great ! Should I use your pic again ?

Yes, of course! (but this comparative image between figures is not mine, it's on the internet)

Better ask Hugh Walter first it is his image:

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Never seen before

Stripedhyena wrote:

And a beautiful saiga antelope in a box with no more information than the one you see in the image... I don't know where this mold comes from, it's unknown to me...

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And this brings me to a couple of figures (a wildebeest and impala with all the typical characteristics in Hausser Elastolin 1:35 modeling and painting) that I found years ago, that I have never seen again and that, as soon as I locate, I will be happy to share here to know if anyone knows their origin, because maybe they are prototypes...

Is it from South America too ?

The others look like copies of Injecta Plastic and Britains, do you have them ?

No, it is from Italy.
Yes, the package arrived yesterday.

It's interesting that the polar bear has pegs under two of its feet. They don't have any function in this set. Copied from another copy and they forgot/didn't care to remove the pegs?

Stripedhyena wrote:

From Argentina two figures that seem to be from the same collection (I can't tell if they are vintage or not), both in hard rubber and same painting style. The capybara is similar in size to Safari Ltd one.
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The Saiga antelope looks really nice but i am happy that i have seen this old figure after the new figures of a Saiga antelope. So i dont have to hunt