Elengassen’s collection

[Libraraptor]

Yes, I´d simply keep them both.

[Protopatch]

The red version's colouration is probably less realistic for a desert-dwelling animal, but I prefer its darker head.

Likewise.
But they are both beautiful and greatly pair together

[Elengassen]

A couple of formations from somewhere around the middle part of the Cretaceous:

Elrhaz Formation (Niger), c. 1:30 scale

• Neoceratodus africanus (Colorata lungfish)
• Ouranosaurus (Haolonggood)
• Sarcosuchus (Safari)
• Suchomimus (Papo)
• Unnamed anhanguerid (Safari)

I'm considering this display more or less complete, at least until someone makes an up-to-date Nigersaurus.

As I said in the recent acquisitions thread, I'm very happy with the Papo Suchomimus. However, I do have a bit of an issue with the pose, as it's quite hard to display in a way such that you can see both the head and the body properly.

Moreno Hill Formation (USA), c. 1:15 scale

• Suskityrannus (BOTM)
• Zuniceratops (BOTM)

I'm not into the big action figures, but I'm glad that BOTM exists, or we probably wouldn't get species like these. It would be cool if they made a Nothronychus to round out the formation, but I'm not holding my breath for a therizinosaurs series.

[Stegotyranno420]

The Elhraz set is so cool! Btw does anyone know what Safari marketed the figure as if it was unnamed genus?

[crazy8wizard]

The Elhraz set is so cool! Btw does anyone know what Safari marketed the figure as if it was unnamed genus?

They market the figure as just "Pterosaur". Which to this day is still the best we can get without turning the name into a super long title.

[Concavenator]

@crazy8wizard What would be the full name? Merely asking out of curiosity.

[crazy8wizard]

@crazy8wizard What would be the full name? Merely asking out of curiosity.

"unnamed west african anhanguerid pterosaur"

[crazy8wizard]

@crazy8wizard What would be the full name? Merely asking out of curiosity.

"unnamed west african anhanguerid pterosaur"

Or alternatively: Unnamed Anhanguerid from the Elhraz formation, cf. anhangueridae, or Serreno anhanguerid from Niger