AAA Rhino... species?

I've had these guys with my african rhinos since childhood due to their horn. However the bumps on the skin and very subtle skin folds might indicate an asian species. The lips don't help at all either. Any opinions? The adult is [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], no further info on it or the calf other than labelled as "Rhinoceros".
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A rhino with two horns is an African rhino but a few models of Indian rhinoceros were also made with a pair of horns. I don't know if they are inspired in old gravures if the sculptor wanted to make a chimaera between both groups of rhinos or if they are just simple mistakes.
Anytime I found one of these, I list them as Indian rhinoceros because I think it is easier that a sculptor puts the wrong number of horns than giving all this armoured look to an African rhino.
An iconic example is the old Elastolin rhinoceros, here from Susanne's picture although I could also take a pic of mine. It not only have a pair of horns as these horns are clearly similar to those of an African specimen.
I'd love to read different theories about why it happens.
These you're showing are still missing at the wiki, the only AAA representative is a more acurate approach from Vallérie's collection.

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Yes I know they are missing from the wiki. I will be sending photos your way soon. :) I was hoping to get a better ID for them before I did, but I think you already have given a satisfactory answer!

One or two horns, - they are full of old fashioned charm

That they are! These two are good old friends.

Recently I commented on Taylor's rhinos topic about the fact that AAA African rhino figures are not known. That is something completely hard to understand in such an extensive range and rhinos are popular. Do we missed anything, Will any collector ever surprise us with one?
I am so glad you are contributing with pictures to the wiki, you are a complete collector and it will be of great help.

Roger wrote:

Recently I commented on Taylor's rhinos topic about the fact that AAA African rhino figures are not known. That is something completely hard to understand in such an extensive range and rhinos are popular. Do we missed anything, Will any collector ever surprise us with one?
I am so glad you are contributing with pictures to the wiki, you are a complete collector and it will be of great help.

I've noticed that rhinos are quite absent from their ranges. Like you said, I hope to see some more figures surface someday.
I am more than happy to contribute! Hopefully I can fill in some holes and help people!