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Oddly, this is also listed as Fontanini so maybe there was some copying going on?!Mines marked Hong Kong
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=f...oECAgQAg&biw=414&bih=606#imgrc=JMyxq8eGYPQzFM

 

Thinking that that the "bus stop" group might have been made for use in a model train layout... just a guess...

 

Probably correct. The level of detail though is above the average which made me think someone may recognise it.

 

Eerie isn't it! I think she does.

 

Thanks, KSW. We barely dabble in the hobby any longer, but we have figures equally detailed (but individual figures only, not molded in groups) from our days of more serious involvement in model railroading.
You might want to ask over here -- http://cs.trains.com/mrr/f/11.aspx
-- to see if anyone recognizes that bunch, or at one or more of the forums listed here -- http://trc.trains.com/groups.aspx?page=list&type=2&cat=-1
-- that is, if INH doesn't photomatch it first...

 

I will do. Thanks very much for the link.

 

the crib could be German. there were two major players; Elastolin and Lineol. sometimes the form of the groundplate gives an indication of which company the item is.

 

I've tried to put it on that forum but sadly it's so complicated to post a photo I've given up.

 

That's a very good point.I've got several of their figures of horses but I didn't think about them. Thankyou