Classify Blond Male

[guyinsf]

Male model Hadrien Mazelier.
Classify and in what countries do you see him fitting well in?

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[guyinsf]

Nobody?

[GeistFaust]

Nordid + Faelid admixture, I would say Germany or the Netherlands.

[leisitox]

nordo-faelid, approching somekind of tronder

[Osprey]

Tronder.
Looks German-Norwegian Mix.
Why have no ladies responded to a thread about such a handsome Nordid Man?

[CelticViking]

He looks younger in the other pictures.

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=17867&d=1323143947

[GeistFaust]

He fits the Tronder classification.

[Sikeliot]

He is probably Norwegian or Danish.

[gold_fenix]

Nordid, He looks a bit as Max

[guyinsf]

He is probably Norwegian or Danish.

No he's actually all French, hence his last name Mazelier.

[Rouxinol]

No he's actually all French, hence his last name Mazelier.

Yes, but that's not the place where his overall phenotype is more common, though he has a certain French vibe, which he is indeed.

Nordid with Dalo-Faelid sprinkling. I'd place him firstly in the Netherlands, then Flanders, Wallonia and parts of northwestern Germany and then central/central-eastern to northern France.

[guyinsf]

Yes, but that's not the place where his overall phenotype is more common, though he has a certain French vibe, which he is indeed.

Nordid with Dalo-Faelid sprinkling. I'd place him firstly in the Netherlands, then Flanders, Wallonia and parts of northwestern Germany and then central/central-eastern to northern France.

Well he's probably from northern France (just guessing here) and in northern France his phenotype is not totally uncommon.

[PeacefulCaribbeanDutch]

he looks

belgian or british to me :)

but most likely Belgian-Dutch (Netherlands) mixed

[Osprey]

It seems that all french men are either tall, chiselled nordic gods or
Short, fat, mustached harp players with deep voices and a funny smell.

[Sikeliot]

He could fit in France of course, but also NW Europe (Britain, Norway, Denmark) :)

[guyinsf]

It seems that all french men are either tall, chiselled nordic gods or
Short, fat, mustached harp players with deep voices and a funny smell.

LOL

[guyinsf]

he looks

belgian or british to me :)

but most likely Belgian-Dutch (Netherlands) mixed

No he's from France, I had already established that. I just don't know for sure which part of france he's frome.

[Rereg]

Nordid with Borreby influence, very germanic looking person.

[Ouistreham]

Well he's probably from northern France (just guessing here) and in northern France his phenotype is not totally uncommon.

No he's from France, I had already established that. I just don't know for sure which part of france he's frome.

His second name Mazelier is typical for South-Central France (Auvergne, Limousin).

As confirmed by geographical distribution:

http://www.geopatronyme.com/cgi-bin/carte/nomcarte.cgi?nom=Mazelier&image.x=9&image.y=8

http://www.genealogie.com/v4/genealogie/lastnames.mvc/LastnameDetails?name=Mazelier

[guyinsf]

His second name Mazelier is typical for South-Central France (Auvergne, Limousin).

As confirmed by geographical distribution:

http://www.geopatronyme.com/cgi-bin/carte/nomcarte.cgi?nom=Mazelier&image.x=9&image.y=8

http://www.genealogie.com/v4/genealogie/lastnames.mvc/LastnameDetails?name=Mazelier

That is awesome that there's a site that tracks geographical origins of surnames in France!
Thanks!

[Ianus]

Nordid, perhaps also Corded

[Peikko]

Trönder

He looks French.

[aherne]

Aryan with minor Faelid influences.

[WOOHP]

Trönder

He looks French.

He would fit here easily but my first guess would be somewhere in continental Northwestern Europe from Germany to Northern France.

Trönder or Rheingräber(Faelid + Nordid).

[Leon_C]

Tronder, I don't see Faelid, I can picture him being French actually now it's been said, his lower face is somewhat soft and narrower than the rest.

[guyinsf]

Tronder, I don't see Faelid, I can picture him being French actually now it's been said, his lower face is somewhat soft and narrower than the rest.

You are absolutely correct in your observation about the softness of his facial features! I'm starting to notice that even with the sharp, angular chiseled looks there's still something rather "soft" with these French facial phenotypes that you can differentiate from other nordic types like German for example. But that softness in the features is also present in the darker French types.

[justme]

Nordic

[DDOR]

I'll go with Tronder.

[Smeagol]

Hallstatt Nordic/Faelid.