What Prehistoric Mammals Deserve Toys?

[Hypsi]

I have a degree in Equine Science and would LOVE to see some prehistoric equine figures.
I don't have a particular favorite, I'd be happy with anything.

I've seen a couple Eohippus figures, but never can find them for sale.

[CityRaptor]

Horses should sell, given how popular their modern forms are as figures...and that is not even including the monster forms, like Pegasi, Unicorns and Winged Unicorns/Pegacorns/Alicorns.....and My little Ponies...

We could also get one in a "Pristichampsus with Prey" figure

[Dinosaurana]

I'd just be happier with any Ground Sloth. There's an incredible range of species with distinct shapes and sizes. And some more of the Cenezoic reptiles wouldn't be bad either.

Glyptodonts: There' surprisingly little of these, and a variety under the sun for them. Plus they could be more durable.

The Schleich one is quite good.

Chalicotheres: An interesting animal family, and playability is higher. CollectA is making a Moropus, but I'd like to see more.

I have the Bullyland reissue and I plan to get the CollectA´s. But to have higher playability we need it to have articulated arms.

Eobasilus/Uintatherum: There hasn't been a new model in ages, and is an excellent figure for kids and collectors. Six 'horns' and saber teeth should be a good seller.

The GeoWorld Eobasilus was 2014 release. Is not the best one, but is the most recent and not as bad.

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I have Schelich's Glyptodon and Wild Safari's Dodicerus, but I'm always up for more. The Eobasilus isn't one I'd like to have honestly, while others by Geoworld are catching my eye. A good CollectA or Safari would just make my day.

[suspsy]

Eremotherium would be great, but I'd still prefer Megatherium. And for a change, I'd like to see it with light-coloured fur. Every single depiction of it I've ever seen has been coloured standard reddish-brown. Give us something similar to this:

http://th05.deviantart.net/fs43/200H/i/2009/063/c/0/Tree_Sloth_by_kpooka17.jpg

[SBell]

Eremotherium would be great, but I'd still prefer Megatherium. And for a change, I'd like to see it with light-coloured fur. Every single depiction of it I've ever seen has been coloured standard reddish-brown. Give us something similar to this:

http://th05.deviantart.net/fs43/200H/i/2009/063/c/0/Tree_Sloth_by_kpooka17.jpg

We should go all out, with the ground sloth Thalassocnus. By the end of their evolutionary lineage, they were fully aquatic! Earlier ones were semi-aquatic...

[EmperorDinobot]

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