Strange Figures of the 3rd Kind (UPDATE P4 - Nov 07, 2023)

[Megalosaurus]

Magnificent figures. I really like that elasmosaurus eating a pteranodon is amazingly interesting. You have a very nice and varied collection.

Thank you very much. I like the elasmosaurus scene too.

What a wonderful Thread is is.

Thank you. I do have mainstream dinos too (PNSO, Papo, etc.) But I prefer to show oddities instead of the same figure we have seen a lot of times. 

Some really interesting figures here! Some of the school supply ones are familiar, and I think might be the same basic mold as Mattel's old "Thingmaker Creepy Crawlers" set. The yellow one doesn't look like anything I've ever seen, although it's a little bit like a cross between a trilobite and a marrellomorph. The purple ones look like copepods. The Mattel set didn't include any ammonites, to my recollection. There were definitely Paleozoic sea stars, but I don't think lobsters arrived until the Mesozoic.

Hey Tim you nailed it !!! Thank you.

http://www.samstoybox.com/toypics/CreepyCrawlers2.jpg

Marella like, copepod like, starfish and lobster are there.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

It is nice to see more unusual figures every so often. I didn't know anyone else did a Eustreptospondylus by the by

[SidB]

@Megalosaurus , the three retro "cheaposaurs" are knockoffs (and not bad ones) of the old ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) line.

[Megalosaurus]

It is nice to see more unusual figures every so often. I didn't know anyone else did a Eustreptospondylus by the by

Thank you. Yes it is not a very popular choice.

@Megalosaurus , the three retro "cheaposaurs" are knockoffs (and not bad ones) of the old ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) line.

You're right. Thanks for the info. Now I´ll keep my eyes open to find the other ones.

[Megalosaurus]

Hello friends. I'm still here. The diorama contest gave me the necessary emotions to get active again.
So, as you may know this thread is about sharing strange, weird, or just not so common figures. If you are new, please check the previous pages and feel free to comment and ask any questions.
Today I present to you a pair of 1:35 skeletal models.

Here you are:



The models require minnor assembly. They come in 4 colors: grey, white, GITD and drybrush (the ones you see here). The Toyotamaphimeia includes a 1:35 human skeleton and it has interchangeable legs to look like it is swimming.

Toyotamaphimeia 1:35 by So-Ta





Archelon 1:35 by So-Ta






So here they are with some smaller living versions.


Thank you for visiting the thread.

[DefinitelyNOTDilo]

Oh wow, those look gorgeous! I kinda wanna pick up that croc for myself now.

[Pliosaurking]

These are both very beautiful looking models!

[Halichoeres]

Those are really nice! I hope SOTA makes more like them. You didn't like the glow-in-the-dark versions?   

[Megalosaurus]

Oh wow, those look gorgeous! I kinda wanna pick up that croc for myself now.

Thank you. Yes, please do it.

These are both very beautiful looking models!

Thank you. Archelon was my favorite fossil picture in my childhood.

[Megalosaurus]

Those are really nice! I hope SOTA makes more like them.[...]

Thanks, I hope that too.

You didn't like the glow-in-the-dark versions?   

Well... GITD is cool, but I like my models to look like a fossil, so this colors are the right ones.