The Identification thread

[Invicta Hunter]

Ah, thanks for that identification, SBell

Now for the croc ....

I missed that! I believe that some Kleinwelka's were made in two sizes, so that could be it.

I believe the only Kleinwelka figures that comes in two sizes is the Brachiosaurus    You might check with Libraraptor because I believe he owns the whole set.

I also think that the brachio was the only one that was made in a smaller version but this croc does look a lot like the deinosuchus. Is it made of the same type of plastic as the small brachio? Kleinwelka figures seem to be made of a very light weight plastic. The small brachio has the same info on it's underside as the large figures so if there's nothing writen on the croc i would imagine that it's not a Kleinwelka.

[Lanthanotus]

Thank you all for your contributions so far

Yes, the crocodile is made of a very light ("cheap") plastic, but unlike the Brachiosaurus it shows no imprint or sign (also lacks the space for any but the finest imprint on the underside). Well, maybe it's some chinasaur knock off of the Kleinwelka croc.

[DinoToyForum]

Hello.

May you help me to identify the nest in this lot?
*snip*

It's one of those dig sets. I have the Stegosaurus one. Not really very accurate, but still nice



You can get them here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DINOSAUR-NEST-MAIASAURA-DIG-IT-OUT-EXCAVATION-KIT-/400309063305?hash=item5d34478e89:m:meIf_ZyHOZhXC_YmY6OubRw

I have the sauropod one

[Libraraptor]

Ah, thanks for that identification, SBell

Now for the croc ....

I missed that! I believe that some Kleinwelka's were made in two sizes, so that could be it.

I believe the only Kleinwelka figures that comes in two sizes is the Brachiosaurus    You might check with Libraraptor because I believe he owns the whole set.

I do. And I did not see a figure like this before... That´s odd...
The only explanation I have so far is that the factory that produced the Kleinwelka souvenir figures by order from the park also produced figures of recent animals. Does it say anything on the belly? Any imprints?

[Megalosaurus]

I like the Nayab Placerias, but I found another interesting figure.

May you identify this brown "Kannemeyeria" please:



For your reference, the image belongs to this site:
http://www.savalli.us/BIO113/Labs/09.Reptiles.html

[Flaffy]

I like the Nayab Placerias, but I found another interesting figure.

May you identify this brown "Kannemeyeria" please:



For your reference, the image belongs to this site:
http://www.savalli.us/BIO113/Labs/09.Reptiles.html

I think the kannemeyeria is from tams7prairie on ebay. It is 3D printed and unpainted.

[Roselaar]

Looks pretty good! Also, what line does the Moschops belong to?

[Rain]

Looks pretty good! Also, what line does the Moschops belong to?

Looks like a painted (or knock off)) Marx to me

[Megalosaurus]

Thanks FlaffyRaptors.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kannemeyeria-of-the-Triassic-1-35-scale-3d-plastic-Model-Very-Rare-/231920951594?hash=item35ff90e12a:g:SFYAAOSwpDdVbwl9

Its sad this is not a toy, because I don't like the line texture of 3D printed models. Anyway is a great figure.

[Halichoeres]

After a bit of sanding and a paint job, you don't see the print lines, for what it's worth!

[Rain]

Can someone ID the tyrannosaur on the left?

[Takama]

Can someone ID the tyrannosaur on the left?

That T.Rex shows up in adds in all of the latest Prehistoric Times Magazines.

ITs from Studio Oxmox and its in 1:10 Scale

[Rain]

Thank you Takama!

[LophoLeeVT]

wow whose collection is this!!!!!

[lips]

Can anyone help me figure where these guys came from? The car is for scale. The first two closeups are ceramic/glass?

[sauroid]

no definite answer here but the first two could be those you put in fish tanks as decors. the last 3 are generic chinasaurs (the tiger looks like a remold of a vintage figure).

[Fembrogon]

My uncle recently found these at a flea market for a quarter each:








They appear to be in pristine condition - so much so he was wondering if these are genuine original Marx figures. Can anyone confirm that these are legit?

[amargasaurus cazaui]

They look pretty legit to me...the colors  are especially something that is quite likely Marx.

[stoneage]

  They are Marx figures.  They appear to be from the  second mold series that came out in 1961 with the first mammals etc..  The Smilodon is a tan figure that was only used with "Prehistoric Times Play Set #3398.  I'm sure they would be valued much higher then a quarter on E-bay.

[Fembrogon]

Sweet; thanks for the confirmation. I'll be holding on to them for sure!