My Hausser Elastolin soft-plastic FARM collection

As promised in the other tread, i will show the farm-collection i have so far form the Hausser Elastolin brand, enjoy!
When not mentioned, it is the 54 mm scale(1:32).


Goat lamb 70mm


Rooster about 1:20


Chicken about 1:20


Shetland Pony about 1:20


Drought-Horse


Cow grazing black and white


Bull brown


Cow standing brown


Cow standing redbrown and white


Cow standing black and white


Calf standing black and white


Calf standing redbrown and white

Here is part 2.


Foal standing brown


Foals standing white


Horses standing brown


Horse standing white


Horse running white


Coldblood-Horse lightbrown


Billygoat black and white


Goat lambs


Ramm


Sheep grazing


Sheep walking


Lamb lying


Lambs suckling and grazing

Here is part 3.


Pig walking


Pigsow with piglets


Piglets sitting(i do have the walking piglet too, but i forgot to take a picture as it seems)


Rooster


Ducks


Geese


Donkey


Donkeyfoal 1


Donkeyfoal 2


Longhorncow grazing


Longhorncow standing


Longhorncalf 1


Longhorncalf 2


Horse standing pale


Horse walking pale


Foal standing pale


German Shepharddog


Long-Haired Dachshounds


Pudel white


Farmcats standing


Farmer


Farmgirls with buckets


Farmerswife with weeds


Milkmaid


Farmgirls feeding


Cocker Spaniel about 1:20


Scottish Collie about 1:20

The cows look like my HO scale ones, same position. They're nice Willy.

I think that is correct that they look the same.
That is because the Preiser company, who makes these little HO scale figurines took over the moulds from Hausser Elastolin in the 1980s, so they are using their models now actually.
Here is a good site for all of those Preiser figurines in all the different scales...

http://www.reynaulds.com/preiser.aspx

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

I think that is correct that they look the same.
That is because the Preiser company, who makes these little HO scale figurines took over the moulds from Hausser Elastolin in the 1980s, so they are using their models now actually.
Here is a good site for all of those Preiser figurines in all the different scales...

http://www.reynaulds.com/preiser.aspx

Don't show me that site! I want all the HO zoo animals now It would be quite fine making an HO zoo, a bit fiddly though.
I see, yes it's the Preiser HO farm animals and some people I have. They are quite expensive, I bought them for my Farm, still need to paint some of them. I'm starting a new thread with pictures.

Haha, i think you will get crazy if you see all the links and adresses where you can buy nice things for us collectors...
There is soo much stuff to collect, and then i don't even mean the older stuff.

And when you search well, you will find adresses in your country too, what will make it even cheaper.

As you were talking about the HO scale, did you know these Faller items...


Entrance Hagenbeck Zoo Hamburg Germany


Penguin-enclosure


Polarbear-enclosure


Red deer enclosure


Bison enclosure


Monkee/ape enclosure


Pet-farm

Don't get crazy now girl!
If have some deetail photo's too. haha...

Haha, they are fantastic! I love the penguin enclosure, beautiful.

Yes, they are!
And quit expensive too.
I went to a railway-shop around here to see what the prcies were.
The cheapest was the red deer enclosure, around the 30 euro mark.
the others went up to 80 euro's!

Amazing collection Willy. I especially like the shetland pony and the donkeys. The zoo enclosures would be awesome to have, but expensive. It would be neat to make a scene out of them.

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Yes, they are!
And quit expensive too.
I went to a railway-shop around here to see what the prcies were.
The cheapest was the red deer enclosure, around the 30 euro mark.
the others went up to 80 euro's!

Oh my, that is very expensive. Does it have all the figures and animals painted with it?

Nice figurines, Willy. The Faller enclosures, etc. are most wonderful. Have you seen the Hafen diorama sets? Not animal-related, but amazingly real, almost like viewing a painting from the hyper-realist school.....

Thank you Amy!
For me, the 1:32 scale is the base of my collections, because i started with them long ago.

Yes Holly, the animals come with the enclosures indeed!

Thanks Phil too!
I am sure that the other diorama's in the HO or even other scales would look great too, even when i didn't see them yet...