Safari Ltd 2023 Wishlist

[profnik]

My wishlist of Safari Ltd 2023 models we need

Toobs:

😀Someday safari ltd will make

🦖Updated Dinosaurs Toob:
Tyrannosaurus
Triceratops
Brontosaurus
Stegosaurus
Pteranodon
Parasaurolophus
Velociraptor
Spinosaurus
Dilophosaurus
Ankylosaurus
Pachycephalosaurus
Carnotaurus

🦣Ice Age Toob:
Woolly Mammoth
Smilodon
Giant Ground Sloth
Woolly Rhino
Longhorn Bison
Prairie Horse
Cave Lion
Dire Wolf
Macrauchenia
Glyptodon
American Mastodon
Megaloceros

Ancient Giants Toob:
Short Faced Cave Bear
Casteroids
Asian Straight Tusked Mammoth
Indricotherium
Megacerops (Brontotherium)
Embolotherium
Uintatherium 
Chalicotherium
Daeodon
Arsinoitherium

🦤Extinct Animals Toobs:
Dodo Bird
Thylacine
 Passenger pigeon
Quagga
Great Auk
Aurochs
Giant moa
Baiji dolphin
Javan Tiger
Golden Toad

Cryptozoology Toob 2 or Super Toobs:
Chupacabra
Lizard Man
Yowie
Mokele-Mbembe
Beast of Bray Road
Dover Demon
Thunder Bird
Jersey Devil
Ogopogo
Mothman


Dino Dana:
Archelon
Dromaeosaurus
Maiasauria

Wild safari Prehistoric World
Dreadnoughtus
Gorgosaurus
Paraceratherium
Therizinosaurus
Megaloceros
Lystrosaurus
Tiktaalik
Yi-Qi

Mythical realms:
Loch Ness Monster

Good luck mini:
Saber tooth tiger
Tylosaurus
Trilobite and ammonites

Good luck mini fun pack:
Prehistoric fun pack

[Fembrogon]

Hmm, sure, why not? Here are some nominations off the top of my head...

TOOBS

• Dinos (updated)
• Pterosaurs
• Tiny Dinos

As charming as the classic mini dinos are, those repurposed Authentics sculpts are really showing their age next to the current Wild Safari output. The Toob is due for an overhaul. I wouldn't mind the genera lineup remaining basically the same, except that Pteranodon would be better off replaced by an actual dinosaur - Archaeopteryx, maybe?
Now, a dedicated Toob all for pterosaurs would be neat; they're plenty remarkable to desere their own set. A Tiny Dinos toob would also be cool, as a way to cover some smaller (more obscure?) genera that could then also sorta-scale with the standard-size models.

WILD SAFARI PREHSITORIC WORLD

non-dinos (Paleozoic-Mesozoic)

• Lystrosaurus
• Moschops
• Eryops
• Placerias
• Rutiodon
• Nothosaurus
• Cymbospondylus
• Koolasuchus
• Pterodaustro
• Hatzegopteryx (walking)

Dinosaurs

• Herrerasaurus
• Plateosaurus
• Tenontosaurus
• Buitreraptor
• Nothronychus
• Torosaurus
• Chasmosaurus

Cenozoic fauna

• Chalichotherium
• Short-faced Bear
• Dire Wolf
• Diprotodon
• Dinornis

We've had a pretty dino-centric (and large-theropod-centric) couple of years now, so hopefully we can see some more variety in the near future again. Safari has done really nice work with their Triassic fauna, so more ancient reptiles, giant amphibians, or weird synapsids would be very welcome. I don't collect mammals as frequently, but some new Cenozoic fauna would be neat - how about some more giant flightless birds as well as the mammals?
If we do get more dinosaurs (inevitably), I would welcome a new Doug Watson ceratopsian or two - I still want an up-to-date Torosaurus that won't cost me $60-100. Another Deinonychosaur or other maniraptoran would be a treat, especially since surprisingly few companies seem to tackle those groups anymore.

...And can I just say, it feels a little weird talking about next-year predictions when this year's releases are still trying to finish?

[Pliosaurking]

Here's my list

TOOBS
Dino tube (updated)
Marine reptile toob
Prehistoric Amphibian toob

WILD SAFARI PREHISTORIC WORLD

DINOSAURS
Chasmosaurus
Torosaurus
Icthyovenator
Megalosaurus
Herrerasaurus
Euoplocephalus
Whuerhosaurus
Neovenator
Lambeosaurus
Rajasaurus
Saltasaurus
Utharaptor
Stegouros
Torvosaurus
Updated Suchomimus
Tarchia
Yangchuangosaurus

NON DINOSAURS
Purussaurus
Deinosuchus
Fasolasuchus
Prognathodon
Globidens
Archelon
Caninemys
Stomatosuchus
Basilosaurus
Ambulocetus
Glyptodon
Eyrops
Koolasuchus
Hatzegopteryx
Pterodaustro
Smilosuchus
Nothosaurus
Cymbospondylus
Pliosaurus
Prionosuchus
Andrewsarchus
Eyrops


Some of these animals are rather well known and it's a shame there's no figures of them

[Halichoeres]

A lot of requests for Toobs; their last prehistoric one was back in 2013. I think only the crappy ones sell, because they've discontinued most of the good ones. I dunno, I just don't think it's gonna happen.

But if it did, I would like it to be smaller animals that could scale with Prehistoric World figures.

[suspsy]

Toobs
Prehistoric fish (no sharks)
Pterosaurs

Dinosaurs
Centrosaurus
Torosaurus
Stegoceras
Tarchia
Scolosaurus
Hesperosaurus
Corythosaurus
Dryosaurus
Brachytrachelopan
Europasaurus
Plateosaurus
Riojasaurus
Austroraptor
Utahraptor
Gigantoraptor
Ornithomimus
Rativates
Rajasaurus
Australovenator
Dryptosaurus
Appalachiosaurus

Non-dinosaurs
Cynognathus
Lystrosaurus
Purussaurus
Ninjemys
Rhomaleosaurus
Globidens

Mammals
Arctotherium
Barbarofelis
Dinocrocuta
Dire wolf
Gigantopithecus
Megatherium
Chilotherium
Stegotetrabelodon
Platybelodon

[SenSx]

My list will be short:


- Herrerasaurus
- Maip Macrothorax
- Gigantoraptor
- Gallimimus
- New updated Dilophosaurus

- Arthropleura
- Koolasuchus



I'm still very happy Safari gave us the Albertosaurus and the Cryolophosaurus this year, I can remove those from my most wanted list.

[SpartanSquat]

Some of my wishlist
- Plateosaurus
- Glacialisaurus
- Torosaurus
- Chasmosaurus
- Torvosaurus
- Lambeosaurus
- Protoceratops
- Utahraptor
- Dilophosaurus 2020
- Paraceratherium
- Deinotherium
- Gallimimus
- Kelenken
- Therizinosaurus
- Yangchuanosaurus
- Edaphosaurus

And I hope more rerelease of old models like nasuto, pachyrhino, einio, grypho

[Nyrorosaurus]

A few I'd be interested in seeing as Wild Safari Prehistoric World figures:
- Elaphrosaurus
- Therizinosaurus
- Lystrosaurus
- Kosmoceratops
- Dicraeosaurus
- 2020 Dilophosaurus
- Udanoceratops
- Stegouros
- Updated Guanlong

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

I agree, it does feel a little strange that we're speculating next year's releases before this year's have even hit shelves, but there have been years that the next year's lineup was announced in September. I'm not expecting that this time around, but hopefully things will be more normal than they were this year.

My list is longer than what Safari normally puts out each year, but it would be nice to see some of these species represented.

Dinornis or Pachyornis
Rutiodon or Redondasaurus
Basilosaurus cetoides
Bothriolepis canadensis
Hyneria or Rhizodus
Placerias
Struthiomimus
Plateosaurus
Arthropleura
Mesosaurus
Edaphosaurus
Columbian Mammoth
Koskinonodon
Diplocaulus
Pterosaur Toob

I think it would also be interesting to see a return of their prehistoric landscapes collection, perhaps with Lepidodendron or Calamites/Annularia.

[Ludodactylus]

I'm a simple man, with simple tastes:

Lambeosaurus
Tenontosaurus
Plateosaurus
Kentrosaurus

If I got any of these, I'd be a happy camper.

[Lynx]

All I want from Safari next year is a Pinacosaurus or a non-feathered tyrannosaurus

[Newt]

I agree, it does feel a little strange that we're speculating next year's releases before this year's have even hit shelves, but there have been years that the next year's lineup was announced in September. I'm not expecting that this time around, but hopefully things will be more normal than they were this year.

My list is longer than what Safari normally puts out each year, but it would be nice to see some of these species represented.

Dinornis or Pachyornis
Rutiodon or Redondasaurus
Basilosaurus cetoides
Bothriolepis canadensis
Hyneria or Rhizodus
Placerias
Struthiomimus
Plateosaurus
Arthropleura
Mesosaurus
Edaphosaurus
Columbian Mammoth
Koskinonodon
Diplocaulus
Pterosaur Toob

I think it would also be interesting to see a return of their prehistoric landscapes collection, perhaps with Lepidodendron or Calamites/Annularia.

I like the way you think - I would be excited about any of these! 

Just so you know, Koskinonodon/Buettneria are considered junior synonyms of Anaschisma browni in the latest metoposaur research. Mmmm, temnospondyl taxonomy - as complicated and pointless as progressive metal.

[triceratops83]

I'm really still just interested in updates of previous Carnegie and Wild Safari figures, mostly -

Maiasaura
Corythosaurus/Hypacrosaurus
Kentrosaurus
Miragaia
Leptoceratops
Plateosaurus
Arsinoitherium

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

Is it that time of year again already? Well, I have a lot of repeats on my list. Most of my most wanted figures have yet to be made.

Dinosaurs
Centrosaurus
Saurolophus
Ouranosaurus
Lambeosaurus
any large 1:35-1:40 scale sauropod, preferably not North American, though if they made an updated Apatosaurus that looked similar to the Shapeways model, I would snap that up in an instant

Land Mammals
Arsinotherium re-release
Paraceratherium
Sivatherium

Sea Life
Pygmy Right Whale (not technically prehistoric, but possibly belongs to the previously thought to be extinct cetothere family)
Basilosaurus
Helicoprion
Bonnerichthys

Toobs
Pterosaurs
Permian and/or Paleozoic
Whale Evolution
Recently Extinct (Thylacine, Passenger Pigeon, etc.)

Good Luck Minis
Feathered Velociraptor
Dunkleosteus
Dodo

I would like some more trees. I know Safari decided to retire their previous tree models, but a redwood and a bald cypress could pull double duty as modern and prehistoric plants, so maybe that would increase their ability to sell.

[Lynx]

Would love if Safari LTD released a Mira based loosely on the Carnegie versions colors. Was so pretty!

Also sort of want a remake of their ceratosaurus for some reason? Not that it's outdated, just could use a redo.

[Fembrogon]

I'd be in favor of a retooling of their Ceratosaurus, and their Acrocanthosaurus. The base sculpts are still good, but if the body mass and certain proportions (namely the feet) were tweaked, they'd be even better models.

[Concavenator]

Not sure if I should post this in the Controversial Opinions Thread, but I think pretty much every Safari theropod from before 2017 would benefit from a resculpt. Doug's style has improved that much imo.

[Stegotyranno420]

Doug Watson has always been amazing, I don't blame the sculpting but rather the production process. The teeth and scales get more dull during the process. This was also evident in the Carnegie line

[Concavenator]

I mean, there's a clear difference when comparing, for example, the Suchomimus with the Baryonyx, the latter is so much better. Which isn't shocking at all, of course artists evolve and get better with time.

[Halichoeres]

I'll be happy if there's something from the Triassic or Paleozoic.