TNG Prehistoric Figures (Unending Tedium)

[Lynx]

I don't wanna bring the bootleg convo back, but I feel like this company is sort of like old Mojo looking back at my old comments. They heavily reference other companies, but still make their own molds

[stargatedalek]

Has anyone found any of the snakes they've shown alongside the dinos for sale? They are seriously cool.

[Faelrin]

@stargatedalek Every figure I've managed to come across has been mostly the prehistoric ones (plus that one Gorilla with the axe). The list I have on the previous page with images is basically all that I've managed to find so far.

[BlueKrono]

Has anyone found any of the snakes they've shown alongside the dinos for sale? They are seriously cool.

What snakes? Are they in a video?

[postsaurischian]

Has anyone found any of the snakes they've shown alongside the dinos for sale? They are seriously cool.

What snakes? Are they in a video?

                          Maybe this one?

[Prehistory Resurrection]

[Prehistory Resurrection]

[Lynx]

Not a fan of the second sculpt

[Flaffy]

Wish they'd focus on their mammal line. Those were actually good.

[Lynx]

Maybe I am stretching it, but I don't think that sculpt is original. https://www.amazon.com/Gemini-Genius-Spinosaurus-Education-Collectible/dp/B0C6DQZVLD

[Faelrin]

I don't think it is even from TNG. That store has way too many bootlegs. The only TNG figure they do have, is the Gorilla with Axe (which I now know is probably based off of Kong from the recent Godzilla vs Kong film). Edit: It appears I have been incorrect. It might actually a TNG model after all. After revisiting the video with the brochure, this appears to be model T5007, above the Plesiosaurus.

That said I did come across another website just now that might have some of their other models. Doesn't use the same logo, but I recognized some of the models from Andy's video where he shows that TNG product brochure thing off, like the Microraptor (or Anchiornis).

Edit: It would probably be helpful to leave the link to that website (do note they have bootlegs as well, like from Rebor, etc):

http://mofuntoys.toysol.com/En/productlist

Edit 2: And in case it is helpful again, here is every figure I've found from them so far (prehistoric only) that I've managed to compile. It might need updating now that I found this website with more pics.

https://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=10654.msg349792#msg349792

[Fembrogon]

The Oviraptor isn't half-bad. I'd definitely prefer it without the egg and pronated hands, though.

[BlueKrono]

I don't think it is even from TNG. That store has way too many bootlegs. The only TNG figure they do have, is the Gorilla with Axe (which I now know is probably based off of Kong from the recent Godzilla vs Kong film). Edit: It appears I have been incorrect. It might actually a TNG model after all. After revisiting the video with the brochure, this appears to be model T5007, above the Plesiosaurus.

That said I did come across another website just now that might have some of their other models. Doesn't use the same logo, but I recognized some of the models from Andy's video where he shows that TNG product brochure thing off, like the Microraptor (or Anchiornis).

Edit: It would probably be helpful to leave the link to that website (do note they have bootlegs as well, like from Rebor, etc):

http://mofuntoys.toysol.com/En/productlist

Edit 2: And in case it is helpful again, here is every figure I've found from them so far (prehistoric only) that I've managed to compile. It might need updating now that I found this website with more pics.

https://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=10654.msg349792#msg349792

What is mofuntoys? It doesn't look like it's possible to place an order from them, but they've got some interesting stuff.

[Faelrin]

@BlueKrono I don't know honestly. I only found it from googling TNG Brachiosaurus, and it was one of the first image results to pop up. Turned out to be a gold mine of images for some of the ones I wasn't able to find elsewhere that I saw in Andy's video with the TNG product brochure thing. Even found out some have alternate color options, and they have a Kronosaurus available that I haven't seen before, though nothing special.

Since some of those have alternate color options, it might help explain why there was a blue and yellow version of the JP styled Parasaurolophus sculpt in that one group pic (seen above in @postsaurischian response), but I haven't seen any better images of it so far (there's also a Therizinosaurus among them, and I'm not sure if TNG or another company has produced it. Aside from the extant animal models perhaps, various plants, the giant snake on the wall, and I think the I-Toy baby Blue/raptor, and Papo Allosaurus at the far left corner, the rest seem to be their prehistoric models).

[BlueKrono]

@Faelrin Yes, the Kronosaurus is of particular interest to me. 😅

[Faelrin]

@BlueKrono Well you aren't the only one I guess. I pointed it out to my father, and he said he liked it as well. And yes he loves Kronosaurus thanks to the very Marx ones you collect.

Edit: I've made a new thread for the list I have in this thread on page 11, in case it would be more beneficial for folks.

[Prehistory Resurrection]

[SidB]

The Stegodon is, in my estimation, the best in TNG's fine cluster of extinct mammals.

[Faelrin]

S @SidB Agreed. Could easily fit in alongside Eofauna's proboscideans I think.

[edu]

The Stegodon is, in my estimation, the best in TNG's fine cluster of extinct mammals.

Its a puzzling product... IMO is a lot superior to all the other TNG figures, as if it had been made by another company. As @Faelrin says, its at the level of Eofauna products.