Brand Identification topic

 That is the very scarce model from the still unidentified mysterious brand that we usev to call "Pseudo -Clairet" on SP 1/32 french forum. Could you post it on "mysterious vintage french brand" on "vintage plastique brand" please?..

but how did you get it please?

Thanks for the info. It came in a batch with some Clairet's.
Yes, I'll take better pics tomorrow and add them to this thread for posting.
What other animals exist in that pseudo brand?

Stripedhyena wrote:

Thanks for the info. It came in a batch with some Clairet's.
Yes, I'll take better pics tomorrow and add them to this thread for posting.
What other animals exist in that pseudo brand?

 It is not a pseudo brand, it is a brand whose name still remains unknown. These production looks a lot like the Clairet one, it is why we call it "pseudo Clairet".

 Hre 2 original models on left and 3 cheap bazar copies on right. There was a chamois too in the bazar copies sets but we never found it again til now. To see more, go to "a mysterious old french brand" on "plastic vintage" :)
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original gorille:

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Magofu wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

The bear sculpt is a AAA, if it doesn't have their logo then jts a copy of it. :)

It's very tiny, size is rare for AAA
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Mystery solved
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Interesting

Who would know the brand of this leeopard please? (pictures from ebay France)


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In TAW, this polar bear is listed as Playspaces: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

It has quite a different style from the other Playspaces though.

Hello,
I found on flea market a big hollow lion MADE IN HONGKONG. Marked with the letter "P" and the number "101". Does anybody have an idea of the producer? Benno.
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Aww he is just adorable.

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Magofu wrote:

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

The bear sculpt is a AAA, if it doesn't have their logo then jts a copy of it. :)

It's very tiny, size is rare for AAA
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Babdo wrote:

Hello,
I found on flea market a big hollow lion MADE IN HONGKONG. Marked with the letter "P" and the number "101". Does anybody have an idea of the producer? Benno.
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Sadly not

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They are just generic made in china models.They come in sets with various coloured manes,tails and horns and slightly different poses as well.Here in the UK they are sold as cake toppers.

Taos wrote:

They are just generic made in china models.They come in sets with various coloured manes,tails and horns and slightly different poses as well.Here in the UK they are sold as cake toppers.

Thank you very much Taos for the information, the truth is I didn't know where or what In fact, I even thought it came in some Polly or Barbie set, but since you clarified it for me It makes more sense

Wildebeest that comes from Italy, accompanied by other Italian figures, however it seems to be German (the mold is like the Pfeiffer or Elastolin). But it has several characteristics that my other wildebeest of those brands do not have:
- Inlaid solid glass eyes. As if they had left the hole in the mold for it when making it.
- The texture is more reminiscent of the Neoform than the German ones.
- The color and finishes are not the usual ones.
-It has a hole in the belly rather typical of Italian figures.

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Not much help I'm afraid (sorry), but I do recognize that model from the avatar of a not currently active but longtime member (castlerigg). So I am pretty certain someone here will be able to help with this handsome vintage model.

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Group of vintage... In plastic and cellulloid.
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The wildebeest is really impressive with its eyes, I can't help but i glad I can see some pics  

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

Not much help I'm afraid (sorry), but I do recognize that model from the avatar of a not currently active but longtime member (castlerigg). So I am pretty certain someone here will be able to help with this handsome vintage model.

Castlerigg avatar was the Hausser Wildbeest head, not this one, even if they nearly look the same  

Stripedhyena wrote:

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Group of vintage... In plastic and cellulloid.

The giraffe and panda are Hillco-Cherilea

Where are the ones in celluloid ?

UR just confirmed that it is an early version of Chialù.

The bears are in celluloid (the white one is a copy of a compo Hausser).

I have 3 of this monkey, probably from a game.. and the brown bear. :)

I know the brown bear in plastic

Friends, I need help with the brand of this water buffalo, I just discovered it I liked it a lot but your link only shows a LEGO brick but if you help me I will appreciate it
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Leoo Past wrote:

Friends, I need help with the brand of this water buffalo, I just discovered it I liked it a lot but your link only shows a LEGO brick but if you help me I will appreciate it
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It's a premium for Titze, an Austrian coffee manufacturer

Kikimalou wrote:

Leoo Past wrote:

Friends, I need help with the brand of this water buffalo, I just discovered it I liked it a lot but your link only shows a LEGO brick but if you help me I will appreciate it
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It's a premium for Titze, an Austrian coffee manufacturer

Do you have a photo or link where it goes into more detail with other animals?

Leoo Past wrote:

Do you have a photo or link where it goes into more detail with other animals?

HERE

Hello,
you can find informations about TITZE on this website:
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The animals with baseplats are flat animals.
The other animals are some times made by HEINERLE or MANURBA or the producer of the LINDE animals.
The TITZE animals sometimes marked with hot-marked stamp or most labeld with a little paper with the sign TITZE.
Benno.