Brand Identification topic

Kikimalou wrote:

known as Cyrnos

Thanks Christophe :)

Rhino seen in an advertisement for an antique auction. Unmarked in the description, it appeared next to some old French made hollow hard plastic figures (hippopotamus, big cats, bears...) The mold looks very similar to a well known one, but the size and the painting indicate that it belongs to another brand... Any ideas from the lovers of vintage figures?
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Could you show more pics with the other animals ? it could help

JRD I could bite someone for these ones 🤪🥰

Kikimalou wrote:

JRD  I could bite someone for these ones 🤪🥰

Some time ago a collector sent me images of his collection*, but there was no rhinoceros... That's why I'm not sure about it. I have the hippopotamus and it is true that the features are of the same type, but.... Do you have any images of the rhino of this brand (if it was manufactured)?

* Elephant, hippo, crocodile, monkey, bison, tiger, lion, leopard and black panther.

Beautiful rhino! Many thanks

I'm probab.y wrong, but the bugling elk makes me think of an old Safari Authentics.

Does the elk have a PEC stamp? It looks VERY similar to the Safari authentics, but they're stamped.

A cold case on my SP 1/32 french forum:


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 .. any idea?.. :)

Caracal wrote:

A cold case on my SP 1/32 french forum:


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 .. any idea?.. :)

no idea Alain, but I see the sheep have the little bobbly coats that I've seen a few times before.

Thank you Annette!

 Here some other more useful pictures of these same farm animals. They were sold in very cheap (probably french) sets but were copies of ??..


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 A very not elucidated cold case on SP1/35!  We need international help!..  :)

Hello,
I have separated and prepared the pictures for the use of google picture search.
But the result was not very succesful. But the direction of the search is in the aera of nativity figures.
I am going on searching.
Benno.
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Oh yes much better like that! Thank you very much Babdo!

One of my friend from SP1/32 found some similarities with some Plaho-Marolin models..

I think I remember somewhere (here) seeing the 3 different size sheep, and I noted them because they were unusual and cute. I will try and recall where.

Thank you Annette!

Hello,
here some sheeps for nativity.
But they are not the sheeps we are looking for.
Benno.

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Here you find more about nativity figures of the company "FONTANINI".
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Babdo wrote:

Hello,
here some sheeps for nativity.
But they are not the sheeps we are looking for.
Benno.

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Here you find more about nativity figures of the company "FONTANINI".
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 Thank you Babdo, it is noticeable that the wool effect is almost the same! May I use your pictures to show them to my friends on SP1/32 forum please?

Hello Caracal,
you can show my pictures to your friends on the SP1/32 forum.
I am also interested to see this forum.
Can you give me the link to the SP1/32 forum.
Thank you!
Benno.

What about this bull ? Soft plastic and probably French
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bonsoir à tous ...

le taureau me fait penser à du COFALU......

durzon wrote:

bonsoir à tous ...

le taureau me fait penser à du COFALU......

Bienvenue Durzon

Le matériel utilisé me parait trop souple pour du Cofalu...  

The material used seems too soft for Cofalu...

Soft plastic, with Italy engraving ????
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Eland and tiger, same scale as Clairet?