Unidentified Okapi

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After two traumatic years, we are finally in a position to start looking at the animals again. (First, we have to find them all, as they have been packed away all over the house.)

This plastic Okapi is a mystery ... we probably bought it new, around 2015, but neither of usd can remember doing so.

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Marked simply ''MADE IN CHINA'', and with no indication of gender, it is shown here with Okapi by Bully and Schleich ...

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... and here, with old composition Pfeisser and Hausser specimens, for size-comparison.


Does anyone recognise it, and was it part of a set?

Sue & Lesley
castlerigg

The Pfeisser and the Hausser are authentic jewels.

big congrats.

Thanks, Fernando, we love the old composition figures!

Sue & Lesley
castlerigg

I found a similar one in my collection.

I bought it with other low-cost animals made in China

Style reminds me of those Wild Republic Poly bag animals.

Its from Wild Republic Poly bag of Rainforest animals

Thanks, Taos! And everyone. Now we remember, it comes from our last visit to our local wildlife park.

Karin found it!
I am really glad that your traumatic years already ended. I hope to see you strong and happy around and giving good news to us.
These vintage okapis are something really special. I like particularly the Hausser figure, it doesn't look very well feeded but there's something special on it. Pfeiffer friend is also very cool.
Back to polybags, if you have the leopard figure, it is the only one of the polybag that is missing a picture at Toy Animal Wiki.

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Thank you for the picture, Roger! So far, none of the other animals have turned up.

(I'm sending you a PM about something else)

Sue &Lesley
castlerigg

Yaay!!