Macrauchenia (MPC)4 (53)
"If MPC Ran the Zoo"... Macrauchenia looked like it could have inspired some of the creatures in a Dr. Seuss book, if its history of paleoart is anything to go…
"If MPC Ran the Zoo"... Macrauchenia looked like it could have inspired some of the creatures in a Dr. Seuss book, if its history of paleoart is anything to go…
MPC's fifth group of prehistoric animals included one truly original mold in the form of Diatryma (ie Gastornis), one of the earliest plastic representations of this icon from the post-Mesozoic…
A truly rare genus in the hobby to this day, MPC's vintage figurine marks a bold move from a company most famous for its imitations - although the toy is…
You’d think a creature like the dire wolf would have a few more toys to its name. Canis dirus (now reclassified as Aenocyon dirus) is almost unheard of on the…
One of the oldest toys of an iconic extinct mammal family still holds up pretty well, especialy alongside its more derivative contemproraries. MPC (Multiple Products Corporations) toys are known in…
This classic little sauropod is best viewed today as a relic, a curious piece of memorabilia nestled between more interesting figures which came before and after it. If you were…