Who is our Forester?

On another part of thei Forum, a few kind people have been trying to help us identify "Mr. Tallman", a Forester made in some sort of composition with a heavy plaster content.

Here are a few comparison pics which may help with the identification.

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All are composition Foresters, with Mr. Tallman second from the right. All of them represent older men, with grey beards. All but Mr. Tallman wear sensible long boots.

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On the left, an Elastolin Forester; on the right, a Forester from a Tipple-Topple mould.

Our mystery man has a wire armature, no base marks under his square base and his paint is slightly glossy.

Sue & Lesley
castlerigg

I don`t know anything about it, but I do know when I see fantastic figueres, - they are just wonderful

I am always very exited when I see you two have entered a new subject, - and never, ever disapointed

Please, please keep them comming ! I hope you don`t mind my writing even if I am an ignorant in these gorgeous, old figueres of yours

Very nice collection of composition forresters Sue and Lesley!
Some of them do look quit new, as if never played with...
I am afraid, i can't help you on this, i only own 2 of the softplastic Hausser Elastolins myself...

I just found this subject again, and having recently got Bullyland chamois, I notice he is wearing a hat with the famous tuft of Chamois-hair ( We call it a Gemsefjer, Chamois-feather ).
Also his short, laced boots are made for walking in mountains, he is certainly a man from the Alps.

I don`t know if it this helps at all, - probably not.
But they ARE so wonderful, those figueres