Starlux prehistorix models leaflet

It is one leaflet, printed on both sides.
I almost dare not look at it, there are so many that I wished that I owned.
Does anybody know how old it is ? Are there more models, or are these them all ?

So that you may be able to read the names, I have made the pictures a bit larger than usual, hopefully it is ok

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Perhaps an inspiration for some of the present, large brands

Those are fantastic, thank you so much! I never realized Starlux had such an amazing variety of models - I guess they were the Kaiyodo of their day?

You are wellcome, Sumo
I am happy you find it useful .

Yes, I think we can agree they were quite outstanding !

:) :)

Marvellous post....

I like all starlux prehist...animals

Thanks susanne for this information so valuable.

Thanks for posting Susanne! And larger pictures for this kind of information is always a nice idea, unless for me!

Thankyou, Fernando

Roger wrote:

Thanks for posting Susanne! And larger pictures for this kind of information is always a nice idea, unless for me!

How did your reply get before mine

Do you want larger pictures ?
Actually I tried to insert larger pictures, but Photobucket adjusted the size

I can try another host, - Imagebox can make them larger, - I will try that tomorrow, now it is -time Nite, nite

No, thanks! I'm not asking for larger pictures! I'm saying that the idea of larger pictures for this kind of information is a nice idea. You can send me the larger pictures via e-mail if you don't mind and when you have time! If you post here to large then it turns very slow viewing to lower internet connections! Is nice as it is! :)

Roger wrote:

No, thanks! I'm not asking for larger pictures! I'm saying that the idea of larger pictures for this kind of information is a nice idea. You can send me the larger pictures via e-mail if you don't mind and when you have time! If you post here to large then it turns very slow viewing to lower internet connections! Is nice as it is! :)

Good point, - and good idea !
If somebody else want it, please send me a PM and I can mail you larger pictures

Thanks for posting these pics here Susanne.
I do have some pictures of this big line of pre-historic models from Starlux already, but from another book or catalogue that Christophe posted somewhere once...
this catalogue comes from the 1980's, those were the last years that Starlux produced this kind of models.
I think the year of this catalogue/flyer is somewhere to be found on it, but often in a little corner or so.

You are wellcome, Willy

About the year, - can you see a year on this leaflet ?

I know the book you are talking about.
Christophe helped me by showing some pages, but as far as I know there is copyright, so I can`t "publish" them here
But all the prehistorics from the pages I know are also on the leaflet here.

The prehistoric men serie is complete on this leaflet so it was made in 1982 or later.

Thankyou, Christophe
I can remember that , - my son was borne that year

Thank you very much!!! Thats very wonderful!!!

an older one (1970 ?):

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another one more recent (end of seventies?):

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Thanks a heap, Caracal

Now I understand why the fossiles are so hard to find/expensive, - they are not on any of those leaflets, as far as I can see

SUSANNE wrote:

Thanks a heap, Caracal

Now I understand why the fossiles are so hard to find/expensive, - they are not on any of those leaflets, as far as I can see

..but there are two on the leaflet you posted it seems..
anyway, it's a late and not important production and it's why they are expensive.. :)

thank you Andreas! :)

1971 and/or 1975 - see my note on the farm thread.

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The Toy Soldier Company retail listing/guide - 1990

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'Choc' was the mid-range pricing, 'Lux' was the expensive version and they were available unpainted as the cheapest.

Many thanks, maybe it explains some things about unpainted French figures.