Identifying cheap, but nice, tiny chinasaur

[EverEvolvingSaurian]

 I have had this little gem in my possession for quite some time but never was able to figure out where it came from or who produced it. (Especially because I literally found it on a street corner). Despite a few minor inaccuracies it really is a gem when compared to other cheap plastic dinosaurs of similar quality, and I was wondering if anyone knows what the company that produced it is.

[stargatedalek]

It looks like the Safari Tarbosaurus(?) from the feathered dinosaurs toob, but in another colour.

[Libraraptor]

Can't identify the theropod figure. But I am wondering if this deserves an extra topic. We do have an identification thread.

[Justin_]

It reminds me of what I'm guessing was meant to be a T-Rex from a boxed set of minis that were available at Early Learning Centre stores in the UK in the early '90s. Is there any text on the underside?

[EverEvolvingSaurian]

@Libraraptor oh, sorry about that, I didn't know. I'll be sure to post things like this there in the future.

[EverEvolvingSaurian]

@Justin_  it says underneath "Jakks China N"

[stargatedalek]

@Justin_  it says underneath "Jakks China N"

That would be the manufacturer then. They generally make cheap games and the like, so it might be a piece from some sort of board game or set.

[Libraraptor]

@Libraraptor oh, sorry about that, I didn't know. I'll be sure to post things like this there in the future.

Nothing to apologize for
It was just my old instinct from my time as a part of the moderators team. I always liked it as slim as possible with as few topics as necessary.