Britains and Preiser

As Preisler was mentioned here are my only 2 models with Britains for comparison.The Preisler are 1/25.A Moose and a Red Deer.

All beautyful models

Perhaps the most beautyful one is the Preisler moose, but I love them all

Thankyou for the comparisons

SUSANNE wrote:

All beautyful models

Perhaps the most beautyful one is the Preisler moose, but I love them all

Thankyou for the comparisons

I agree, this moose is really nice.

I agree the Preiser moose is very beautiful. Though, it is good to notice that as it has the head turned, we can see its beautiful antlers sprayned in fullness. Britains is a very serious model too, i have it and I warrant it is fantastic!
Great comparisons Taylor, I see Preiser models are slightly small for 1:25 scale, I think they never released an ostrich or it may work for Roger's 1/32 scale collection. Though, I am not completely sure they didn't.

Thank you for these wonderful comparisons Taylor !
The Preisler moose is on my wish list for a long time. I really like this one :)

landrover wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

All beautyful models

Perhaps the most beautyful one is the Preisler moose, but I love them all

Thankyou for the comparisons

I agree, this moose is really nice.    

Same here

Roger wrote:

I agree the Preiser moose is very beautiful. I see Preiser models are slightly small for 1:25 scale, I think they never released an ostrich or it may work for Roger's 1/32 scale collection. Though, I am not completely sure they didn't.

No, unfortunately, no ostrich. But the moose is useable as a large 1:32 scale animal (probably better than 1:25 scale). I bought an earlier Hausser Elastolin version recently:

Taylor, I have been holding off buying these wonderful larger scale Preiser animals for over 20 years!

One day I will hit the buy button and I will be lost to collecting another brand.

Roger, very beautiful moose too! Notice the antlers are more horizontal on a model while more vertical on another, they may represent different subspecies. I never calculated the scale of a Schleich moose but I suspect they are not far from 1:24 and they are surely much larger than those from Preiser.

I suspect that due to long-term storage, the antlers of my moose have deformed. Apart from pointing up, they are the same.

rogerpgvg wrote:

I suspect that due to long-term storage, the antlers of my moose have deformed. Apart from pointing up, they are the same.

Really? Isolation is one of the best tools of the speciation. I suspect all this confinement is turning me into a neanderthal.

Thank you for all your comments and happy to help!Chris,I was lucky to get my models in the mid 90s on a trip to Vienna!This is a copy of the Preisler Moose!