Brand Identification topic

Such a charming gorse   

Roger wrote:

Leeann, I have no idea of what it is, although it doesn't look like a Noriker isn't it marked Noriker instead of NORKIER?
:lol:A flaxen chestnut giraffe!

No idea too   

No, it's marked in all caps NORIKER, that's all. Apparently one of those brands that randomly assigns breeds, even if they don't make sense.

I think that's a close guess!

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

No, it's marked in all caps NORIKER, that's all. Apparently one of those brands that randomly assigns breeds, even if they don't make sense.

:PI think that's a close guess!

Leeann, my remark was not because of caps but because you Wrote NORKIER instead of NORIKER and I tried to find a brand called Norkier! Silly me.
As I haven't found it, I assumed it was the name of the breed Noriker although it doesn't look a draft horse at all.
But, if a brand puts the breed name marked and it is a not very common breed, it means that the brand has almost surely a comprehensive range of horses. I hope someone can find the answer.

  I didn't even notice, so sorry about that! I'll fix the post....

I bought this rhino at a regional zoo and was wondering if anyone new what brand he is.  There is no name on him anywhere. I am not thrilled with the color but I love his pose.

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He is orginally I think made by Nayab,but he is sold by various companies under different names.The one I bought was in a set caled Wildlife Wonders.

Taos wrote:

He is orginally I think made by Nayab,but he is sold by various companies under different names.The one I bought was in a set caled Wildlife Wonders.

Yes, i agree:)

Almost positive he's Nayab.

Yes he is

Quite nice model I think  Congrats!  

This is indeed a Nayab from the "Realistic figurine" series   

Yes, Nayab! I have him too   

Thanks everyone. They also had a chimp figure.

I have found these unknown figures. Only the dog is marked with "Elkhound". No other brand, no "made in China".

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I do not have any idea, but they are very charming

The Norwegian Elkhound especially . I think it is the first model I have ever seen of one  

Beautiful pelican I think  

SeanieP wrote:

Thanks everyone. They also had a chimp figure.

That looks like a Bonobo i think:)

I bouth this month a vintage bird set made in Hong Kong. In this set was also this pelican. I think that are cheap Hong Kong models like today the China models.
It my set was also the Harp eagly from the Danone Robbi -Spiel and a few more. Pics later after my zoo news

Andreas wrote:

I bouth this month a vintage bird set made in Hong Kong. In this set was also this pelican. I think that are cheap Hong Kong models like today the China models.
It my set was also the Harp eagly from the Danone Robbi -Spiel and a few more. Pics later after my zoo news

Thanks Andreas!   You are   of unknown brands   
I am looking forward to see them.

widukind wrote:

SeanieP wrote:

Thanks everyone. They also had a chimp figure.

That looks like a Bonobo i think:)

Yes, I think it was.

The carthorse is a China/Hong Kong/wherever copy of one by old UK brand Crescent.

SeanieP wrote:

widukind wrote:

SeanieP wrote:

Thanks everyone. They also had a chimp figure.

That looks like a Bonobo i think:)

Yes, I think it was.

IMHO, it is hard to tell...

I bought this bag of animals at a flea market, but I don't know what they are. All of them are very tiny, especially the little goose! So small! The chickens on the base are marked ERTL on the bottom, so are all of these ERTL? I'm not familiar with the ERTL brand. Most of them are the same style, but others are quite different (pink pig, dog).

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The dog looks exactly like Britains one, I think it is Britains.