Big, BIG Figures

[Lynx]

A place to discuss what you can consider 'massive' figure-wise. There's no actual set size for what 'big' is, but I think the thread is self-explanatory.

[EmperorDinobot]

Well, we all know the usual suspects: Definitely Dinosaurs Ultrasaurus, Dino Riders Brontosaurus, JP Legacy Brachiosaurus, Apatosaurus and Dominion Dreadnoughtus, as well as the colossal figures, but surely there's more.

I remember seeing an ad in a shop air magazine on a flight, but I'm not sure if it was 1996 or 2000, but said ad was of a Tyrannosaurus figure that was as big as a dog. Price tag was like $300 at the time, and it was made with the latest research on Tyrannosaurus. My dad peeled the page and I later added it to a folder where I would add scraps of dinosaur related news wherever I went. I rediscovered said folder about 10 years ago, only to have it vanish again in modern times. If I find the ad, I'll take a picture and post it here so y'all can tell me more about this massive T.rex figure.

[CityRaptor]

Aside from those mentioned, the Aurora Prehistoric Scenes/Monogram/Revell Tyrannosaurus comes to mind.

[Cretaceous Crab]

My scale....

• MINI: toob figures,  JW miniature figures,  what you may get out of a Kinder Egg
• SMALL: the smaller end of most CollectA and Safari Ltd figures
• MED: most figures in the 1:30-1:45 scale range
• LARGE: deluxe CollectA figures, largest Safari/Carnegie figures, most of the JW Mattel dinos
• X-LARGE: ones mentioned by EmperorDinobot above

[EmperorDinobot]

I follow a similar schematic @Cretaceous Crab

[BlueKrono]

My two biggest are the Disney's Animal Kingdom Saltasaurus and an inflatable JW Mosasaurus. Saltie is made from latex, wire and cotton batting and is probably about 4 ft. long. I think the Mosasaur is about 6 ft. long.

[Roselaar]

The largest figure in my collection is still the humongous UKRD Brontosaurus. Though Mattel's colossal figures have been giving it a good run for its money.



If released, the Masters on the Universe Gigantisaur from the original toy line would probably have taken the top spot of biggest dinosaur toy:

[Ikessauro]

CollectA's 1:15 Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

My largest pieces that stay in the house are probably the Prime 1 Indoraptor/Mosa/or Spino , Mattel Dreadnoghtus , Kaiyodo Brachiosaurus,  Shane Foulkes Apatosaurus,  JW super colossals, Sideshow Rex. 

[Ikessauro]

Can we consider large statues as "Figures?" If so there will be a lot to list here.

[BlueKrono]

@Ikessauro I don't see why not. The Prime1 statues are probably near the top of mass-produced figures in size.

@Roselaar I didn't know UKRD made enlargements of their smaller dinos. Were there others? Is the Bronto hollow or solid plastic like the little version?

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

My largest are the Sideshow stegosaurus and the Mattel brachiosaurus. I also have a cast of the Permian amphibian Seymouria that's decently-sized as well.

[Roselaar]

@Roselaar I didn't know UKRD made enlargements of their smaller dinos. Were there others? Is the Bronto hollow or solid plastic like the little version?

As far as I know, this is the only blown-up UKRD figure. I'v e never seen any of the others remodeled in this way. It's hollow, but still considerably heavy.
Interestingly enough, their big Brontosaurus was available in two paint jobs, the one above and a more detailed green/yellow paint job that looked more like its basic scale counterpart.

[Gwangi]

I've wanted that big UKRD Brontosaurus for years now but have yet to come across one.

[Lynx]

Going to pick up some of these figures listed in replies, that is if I can find some of them still.

[Halichoeres]

How about PNSO's Huanghetitan? It's not on the same level as the Mattel Dreadnoughtus, but it's a bulky one: