Old meets young - Horse from Thuringia meets friends by Lineol, CollectA, Mojo, Southlands and WIA

This time there is a meeting of six horses.
Four of them are from the years 2014 to 2018, so they are still really juvenile compared to the two older ones from around 1930.

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1. CollectA Campolina Stallion Red Dun 2015
2. Isabell Werth´s "Bella Rose"by Brigitte Eberl/WIA for Modellpferdeversand Munich 1916.
3. Mojo Suffolk Punch Mare by Anna Dobrowolska-Oczko 2014
4. Southlands Brumby Foal 2018
5. Composition horse around 1930 Thüringen/Thuringia Germany unknown brand
6. Lineol horse III. generation (1932-1940)

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Oldis first - Lineol horse (1930-1940) on the left and friend from Thüringen around 1930 on the right side.

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Now together with modern brands. Horse from Thuringia and friend from Mojo by Anna 1914.
The old Thuringia is a little bigger than the modern brands.

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Thuringia horse and Isabell Werth´s "Bella Rose"1916 and Southlands Brumby Foal 2018

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Thuringia horse and CollectA Campolina Stallion Red Dun 2015 and Southlands Brumby Foal 2018

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The whole flock from different sides.

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Yvette

Yvette, what an interesting comparison topic!
Also very good choices even among the modern brands.
This old horse doesn't look like anything I've seen before. It has a huge elegance and actually it is not much larger than the other models, it is just higher, I guess. Those legs are really long and often models have them slightly shortened to avoid getting broken easily.
I believe the Bullyland Oldenburg horse could rival with it in terms of size.
I also enjoy your choice for a 3rd generation Lineol to this topic. Lineol released quite serious horse sculpts, especially those from IV generation, they're among the most beautiful horse figures I know and probably the nicest among vintage brands.
Thanks for introducing another tremendous topic on forum. flower

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I love these topics Yvette ! cheers

And I am glad you returned again with more of them.
All models are so beautiful !
Thank you !

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] KOSTA

They are wonderful !!! And such fantastic phoptos Very Happy

One of them makes my heart beat faster : the Thuringia with the friendly eyes : So hyper-elegant and charming drunken

Thankyou for this wonderful topic flower

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] SUSANNE [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Oh, gorgeous line up, what an excellent comparison! I can't pick a favorite, but I do love [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] a lot!

There are several stages of the manufacture of animals by different companies,

and they show us, the history. Big Congratulations. study

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FERNANDO
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