parrots/other birds in 1/32

Hi,
i'm looking for parrots (cocatoo,s , Ara's for exapmle) im 1/32, eventually 1/30 or 1/35 are also welcome. Also other birds in the same scales. Can anyone give some advice: which manufacterers make or made these birds? I am looking for this because of my Zoo-diorama.

1:32, - that is TINY, isn`t it ? A 1 meter Ara wold be app 3 cm

I think the old Starlux might suit your purpose, - but gosh ! They are expensive

Thats tiny indeed, compared to the larger Schleich etc. Wil google on the starluxanimals. Thanks!

I would also try dollhouse manufactures and sellers--they have small birds made for dollhouses.

Sorry you are looking for bigger than dollhouse--getting my scales mixed up.

In this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] you can find some birds in 1:32 scale, I guess. Maybe not those you want but take a look.
In vintage brands section of this forum, under Vintage brands catalogues, you can find some interesting information.

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In this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] you can find some birds in 1:32 scale, I guess. Maybe not those you want but take a look.
In vintage brands section of this forum, under Vintage brands catalogues, you can find some interesting information.

Roger, not sure that these are 1:32nd scale. I am sure they are 70mm or 1:22nd scale. I could be wrong so welcome any correction here.

mreyder wrote:

Hi,
i'm looking for parrots (cocatoo,s , Ara's for exapmle) im 1/32, eventually 1/30 or 1/35 are also welcome. Also other birds in the same scales. Can anyone give some advice: which manufacterers make or made these birds? I am looking for this because of my Zoo-diorama.

Britains made some birds in 1:32nd scale for their Floral Garden. These were sparrows and doves both in two different poses.

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mreyder wrote:

Hi,
i'm looking for parrots (cocatoo,s , Ara's for exapmle) im 1/32, eventually 1/30 or 1/35 are also welcome. Also other birds in the same scales. Can anyone give some advice: which manufacterers make or made these birds? I am looking for this because of my Zoo-diorama.

Britains made some birds in 1:32nd scale for their Floral Garden. These were sparrows and doves both in two different poses.

Wha wha what that sounds interesting, can you please help with pics or more informations about the species

Chris Sweetman wrote:

Roger wrote:

In this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] you can find some birds in 1:32 scale, I guess. Maybe not those you want but take a look.
In vintage brands section of this forum, under Vintage brands catalogues, you can find some interesting information.

Roger, not sure that these are 1:32nd scale. I am sure they are 70mm or 1:22nd scale. I could be wrong so welcome any correction here.

Chris, thanks for correcting! I have only few Hausser plastic figures, they are not much larger than Britains. Though, searching a little on EBAY, it is often refered the 70mm scale for human related series. Curious that the reference usually doesn't appear on animal figures but it only shows, as expected, that you are right. Also, in Toy Animal Wiki, it is written that Preiser used the 1:25 scale molds of Hausser what is the same of 70mm.

Another correction here...
The birds in the Hausser Elastolin catalogue are from the 50mm series, so about 1:32, and the so called soft-plastic.
I mean the wild birds in this case.
In the farm series there are 2 scales(3000 and 4000 series), but not in all models as far as i know.
The peacocks, turkeys, mute swan and white stork seem to be in the 1:25 scale only(3000 series), which were made again in hollow plastic by Preiser again to.
The seperate series with 10 different birds were somewhat bigger then 1:32, and more in different scales.
And there are 2 king penguins in a very big scale for Hausser to( nrs. 4120 and 4121), they are the same hight as the Schleich penguins.

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Here is the page of the 1972 catalogue with the big penguins.

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This page is with the 50mm/1:32 scaled birds of prey.

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This page shows the 70mm/1:25 scaled farmbirds.

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This page is of the 1971 catalogue, and shows the wild birds in the 50mm/1:32 scale, you see the same penguins as before in the big scale.(about 1:22)

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And here are the wood birds in the 50mm/1:32 scale, pheasants, black grouses and caipercaillies.

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This is the box in which the birds series were sold.

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This is how the birds came in to me, still in bag with info card.

and Starlux has lots of birds in the 1:32 scale to indeed...

And here you can find this Elastolin birds

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Thanks for all the interesting tips!! I ordered some very nice animals at Sandspielfiguren! Cannot wait to get them!

Wonderful information Willy and fabulous catalogues.

widukind wrote:

And here you can find this Elastolin birds

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Thanks for this link Andreas.

widukind wrote:

Chris Sweetman wrote:

mreyder wrote:

Hi,
i'm looking for parrots (cocatoo,s , Ara's for exapmle) im 1/32, eventually 1/30 or 1/35 are also welcome. Also other birds in the same scales. Can anyone give some advice: which manufacterers make or made these birds? I am looking for this because of my Zoo-diorama.

Britains made some birds in 1:32nd scale for their Floral Garden. These were sparrows and doves both in two different poses.

Wha wha what that sounds interesting, can you please help with pics or more informations about the species

Andreas - I will take some pics tomorrow. However, I only have the "sparrows" in my collection.

Chris Sweetman wrote:

Roger wrote:

In this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] you can find some birds in 1:32 scale, I guess. Maybe not those you want but take a look.
In vintage brands section of this forum, under Vintage brands catalogues, you can find some interesting information.

Roger, not sure that these are 1:32nd scale. I am sure they are 70mm or 1:22nd scale. I could be wrong so welcome any correction here.

Those birds are even bigger than 1:22, they are at the old composition scale, more like modern companies' birds size

The STARLUXparrots are zoo animals, not wild, and they are a bit bigger than 1:32 IMHO.

here a pic from a dollhouse parakeet with Britains animals

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thanks for the photo! I spent quite some time at the site off Dollhouse: the bird on the photo is to big for 1:32. This polytelis barrabandii is in real life about 30 cm long. But: i could buy and repaint one, it would make a perfect Ara maracana for example.

Chris Sweetman wrote:

Wonderful information Willy and fabulous catalogues.

No thanks Chris, you know, catalogues are everything when it gets to indentify some figurines...

I love that parrakeet Andreas, looks nice!

Here are some Starlux birds with a Britains 1:32 figurine to show the real size;

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1706 Starlux Parrot and Cockatoo on stand

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1720 Starlux Black Crowned Crane

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1724 Starlux Giant Heron

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1725 Starlux Marabu Stork

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1738 Starlux Austrich male

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1746 Starlux Emu

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1748 Starlux Golden Eagle

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1757 Starlux Helmed Casuary

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1771 Starlux Australian Pelican

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1810 Starlux Pink Flamingo's

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Starlux Pigeon

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Starlux Flamingo big

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Starlux Turkeyhane

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Starlux Turkeyhen

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Starlux Guinee fowl standing

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Starlux Guinee fowl picking

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Z13 Starlux Kiwi

Thank you Willy , and phantastic birds too

Wow, so many wonderful birds Willy Really impressive collection of them. My favorites are kiwi, golden eagle and marabou stork. Also it's amazing how small is the pigeon

Thanks Willy (Bedankt!!), great photos!

Eh, Willy! Sometimes I prevent to see your collection because sometimes it is hard!
I love all these figures even most of them look ostriches when compared with the human figure, also the flamingo, a very good idea for a prehistoric bird.
I love them all, the Australian pelican is even sillier than they look actually. Great brand, great design, fantastic collection!

Thanks guys!

Yes Rogerio, this pelican is from the older Starlux series, so it looks a little bit silly indeed, but i was happy to get him some years ago.
The scale is more in the region of 1:24/25 then 1:32, but that doesn't matter.
I forgot that i have the rhea to, i didn't have a picture yet.

Hi.
I find a place on e-Bay for small birds and other animals.The site is Birds X Miniatures 25 mm animals- toys-
shopping.com.Good lock Littlebear Claude