Brand Identification topic

Hello Magofu,
the bison you can find in a set of wilde animals of newray.
But the bison is not marked with newray or China or something else.
Benno.
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Magofu wrote:

and this figure
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This bison is New Ray one...

Thank you so much Babdo

Thank you so much jarda

Taos wrote:

The monkeys are Nayab.
The Bison is lovely but no idea of the maker!

Thank you so much

I would like to have information about these small dinosaur figures
Maybe someone has information?
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The bird of paradise looks like Injecta, but I have never seen one. I find it a very rare figure...
The wild boar is Arco scale

Any ideas?
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Are that yours? The bird is another example for me. There are any different figures of the same style. Sold as Azur, Prior ......

Yes, they are mine

Can you please send me a pic of the bird for my wishlist?

Indeed the bird has a Injecta plastic style, it is possible it is one since we don't have the complete list.

widukind wrote:

Can you please send me a pic of the bird for my wishlist?  

Yes, you can use that picture I posted, of course.
Anyway I'm organizing my collection and I may put a part for sale... there will be interesting things like this, although they won't be cheap.

Stripedhyena wrote:

widukind wrote:

Can you please send me a pic of the bird for my wishlist?  

Yes, you can use that picture I posted, of course.
Anyway I'm organizing my collection and I may put a part for sale... there will be interesting things like this, although they won't be cheap.

You know, i am always interested. But please send me also a Message on Facebook, because i am the next to weeks in holidays

widukind wrote:

Stripedhyena wrote:

widukind wrote:

Can you please send me a pic of the bird for my wishlist?  

Yes, you can use that picture I posted, of course.
Anyway I'm organizing my collection and I may put a part for sale... there will be interesting things like this, although they won't be cheap.

You know, i am always interested. But please send me also a Message on Facebook, because i am the next to weeks in holidays

Ok, but don't worry, I won't have anything ready in such a short period of time.

Miniature... Same mold as Hausser's 1:25 and same material (hollow hard plastic)... Any idea?
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Isn't it the Preiser giraffe 5707?

The Preiser mold is the same as the Hausser Elastolin mold because they are the same brand. But Preiser did not produce a giraffe in this scale (they did in 1:25 and H0) nor in this paint finish.

Preiser also made this giraffe in HO and N railway scales. I don't know whether the giraffes were always painted, but Preiser makes (other) unpainted figures. And there are copies.

Yes, as I say above Preiser manufactured the giraffes in 1:25 and H0.... But the one I show in the photo is NOT H0 scale.

N scale, Z scale? Preiser made many different scales. Here are unpainted Preiser giraffes. I know, HO scale, but I am quite sure they made unpainted versions in other scales too.

But yours isn't unpainted, is it? It seems to have some shading. My hunch is that it is a copy by a cheap railway models company. It would be hard to find out what the brand is, it may not even have been sold under a brand name.

You may be right about the last thing you say, because it does indeed have a factory paint job.

I misunderstood your question and I assumed you were asking the large model. My bad, sorry.
however, I think the small giraffe is HO scale. Using your picture I got a 1:90 scale which is not 100% accurate but it puts the size quite close to 1:87 scale which is the HO scale. Why do you think it is not?

Because I have a set of Preiser H0 giraffes and they are quite smaller (the pity is that I don't have it at hand to be able to make the comparative photo).

In any case it is mere curiosity. I am very fond of the giraffes mold (also of others like the gazelle, camel or dromedaries) Hausser-Elastolin-Preiser and call my attention the versions and copies of them.

Since you have the HO scale versions and you tell they are smaller, I only have to trust you. There are also figures at 1:72 scale which is slightly larger but I couldn't find any giraffe. Only tiny 1:160 scale. I hope you can find it. Maybe Christophe knows but he is on holidays now.

Does anyone have information on this Hong Kong brand?
'Jiggler' type animals
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