caracal's collection

Wow, so many nice rhinos

Many thanks to you four Jolie, Paige, Fernando and Andreas!

Caracal wrote:

Sorry Annette, I just have few models of these Starlux models produiced in 1953 but I shall try to post a catalog picture! :)

okay thank you Alain

Caracal wrote:

and some family pictures:

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oh I LOVE the family photos !!
so many different personalities
what a wonderful herd of exquisite rhinos you have Alain (..where is the Thumbs Up emoji ??)

and the last photo - on the right it must be the beautiful OMO rhinos ?
with their back foot lifted up slightly ? I really like these small unusual touches

Thank you Annette and yes, these ones are from Omo brand That I forgot to join with!

Caracal wrote:

.. and now rhinoceroses:

 Starlux (to put Kiki's mind at rest! ):

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Kiki's mind:   No Clairet this time ? 

  Where is mine ????    I have none... I throw it away when I discovered it was sick and smelling vinegar 

I Need to PM you  

Great rhino army Alain 

Thank you Christophe! :)

Sure, I noticed the Dinamização hippo among your monochromatics. It is a honour for this Portuguese brand to find a place in your collection.
About the CollectA hippo, if you ever have the chance of ordering it online, no place for doubts, it is perfect!
I also enjoyed a lot to see all these rhinos. Britains Indian rhino is surely my favorite Indian rhino from all vintage brands and it was my absolute favorite until the release of the Safari model.

sunny wrote:

Caracal wrote:

Sorry Annette, I just have few models of these Starlux models produiced in 1953 but I shall try to post a catalog picture! :)

okay thank you Alain

Annette, you can see those 1953 Starlux on this page on TAW.

Thank you Rogério! :) .. and for the link! :)

Roger wrote:

Sure, I noticed the Dinamização hippo among your monochromatics. It is a honour for this Portuguese brand to find a place in your collection.
About the CollectA hippo, if you ever have the chance of ordering it online, no place for doubts, it is perfect!
I also enjoyed a lot to see all these rhinos. Britains Indian rhino is surely my favorite Indian rhino from all vintage brands and it was my absolute favorite until the release of the Safari model.

sunny wrote:

Caracal wrote:

Sorry Annette, I just have few models of these Starlux models produiced in 1953 but I shall try to post a catalog picture! :)

okay thank you Alain

Annette, you can see those 1953 Starlux on this page on TAW.

thank you very much Roger

tapirs I expose:

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 from left: CollectA, Mojo fun and Papo

 more little scales:

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first raw: Clairet, Cofalu and Prior
second raw: Plaho/Marolin, Dinamizaçao, Britains and Starlux


Paleotherium:

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(Starlux)


 Chalicotherium:

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(Bullyland)


 Moropus:

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  (Starlux)

  Eohippus:

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 (Starlux)

 Anchitherium

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(Bullyland)

 Equus:

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 3 CollectA, 4 Schleich


by herds:

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(Schleich)

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(CollectA and Schleich)


more little scales:

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 first raw (ahead): CollectA (mini), 3 Prior, 2 Domplast/Heinerle
 second raw; Starlux, Cofalu, Elastolin, Starlux (1953)
 third raw: Dinamizaçao, 2 Britains, Prior

 and with Omo, third raw on left:

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 by herds:

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(Starlux)

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(Prior)

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(Britains)

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(Elastolin)

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(Singapore)

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(Omo)

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(unbranded chinese)


mixt herd:

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 unbranded Equus asinus:

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 unbranded Equus.. species?

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Wonderful Perissodactyla, I really love tapirs! So nice to see the Dinamização zebra among all these famous zebras.
About your unidentified equides,, maybe most are donkeys although the left most looks a zebra and the right most looks like a mule. Hard to know really.

Wonderful again

What a joy to look through your fine photos

So may I have not seen before, and I love the little herds

Roger wrote:

Wonderful Perissodactyla, I really love tapirs! So nice to see the Dinamização zebra among all these famous zebras.
About your unidentified equides,, maybe most are donkeys although the left most looks a zebra and the right most looks like a mule. Hard to know really.

 Reading your comment, I realise I forgot my Dinamizaçao tapir!   Tomorrow I 'll do another picture because it's the best with Plaho and Britains ones.. About this unknown last species, it's the same mold with different colours.. :)

widukind wrote:

Wonderful again

 Thank you Andreas! :)

SUSANNE wrote:

What a joy to look through your fine photos

So may I have not seen before, and I love the little herds

 Thank you Susanne! :)

Caracal wrote:

  Eohippus:

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 (Starlux)

 

 by herds:

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(Starlux)



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(Omo)

I've spent a long time admiring these magnificent herds! I love the elegance and beauty of the Starlux eating zebra. I am lucky enough to have one! and it is on my desk here for me to admire every day :)
The eohippus are beautiful, I love them!
and I cannot say how much I love the simplicity and elegance of the single colour Omos. Such exquisite beauty

Again Alain, it is an absolute joy to see your magnificent herds! With all my favourite models together. Thank you for sharing. I also love the tapirs too. I've never seen stripey ones before either

Taos wrote:

Thank you Taos! :)

sunny wrote:

Caracal wrote:

  Eohippus:

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 (Starlux)

 

 by herds:

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(Starlux)



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(Omo)

I've spent a long time admiring these magnificent herds! I love the elegance and beauty of the Starlux eating zebra. I am lucky enough to have one! and it is on my desk here for me to admire every day :)
The eohippus are beautiful, I love them!
and I cannot say how much I love the simplicity and elegance of the single colour Omos. Such exquisite beauty

Again Alain, it is an absolute joy to see your magnificent herds! With all my favourite models together. Thank you for sharing. I also love the tapirs too. I've never seen stripey ones before either

 Thank you for your kind words Annette! :)

 The stripped tapirs are supposed to be "Paleotherium" for by these times these latters were considered as tapir-like animals. We know now that they were looking more like stocky horses! :)

how interesting about the paleotherium. I'm visiting this very detailed wonderful site here, about prehistoric mammals.
I really love them all and it's amazing that Starlux made so many prehistoric animal figures.
I really had no idea about them before I discovered this treasure trove of jewels here on the STS :)

Caracal wrote:

Roger wrote:

Wonderful Perissodactyla, I really love tapirs! So nice to see the Dinamização zebra among all these famous zebras.
About your unidentified equides,, maybe most are donkeys although the left most looks a zebra and the right most looks like a mule. Hard to know really.

 Reading your comment, I realise I forgot my Dinamizaçao tapir!   Tomorrow I 'll do another picture because it's the best with Plaho and Britains ones.. About this unknown last species, it's the same mold with different colours.. :)

I was trying to find different animals in the same mold... the colors and angle made me think they were slightly different.

Great lots of animals, herds of quadrupeds.

sunny wrote:

how interesting about the paleotherium. I'm visiting this very detailed wonderful site here, about prehistoric mammals.
I really love them all and it's amazing that Starlux made so many prehistoric animal figures.
I really had no idea about them before I discovered this treasure trove of jewels here on the STS :)

 Thank you for this link Annette! :)