What prehistoric animals would you like made into figures?

[crazy8wizard]

Diplocaulus does have a few figures, but they're all a bit small. Depending on how closely you want to stick to a set scale range, that might be a good thing.

[Monkeysaurus]

@crazy8wizard

The scaling of diplocaulus would be an issue for me on account of the fact that I do my best to stick to 1/35 scale, which would
be fine for the largest amphibians to have ever lived. There's a high end 1/35 Lanatime Prionosuchus that I've been eyeballing for a while now. I did end up going that route for a 1/35 quetzalcoatlus - I wasn't happy with any mass produced figure of that species so I ended up paying $300 for one.

[crazy8wizard]

@crazy8wizard

The scaling of diplocaulus would be an issue for me on account of the fact that I do my best to stick to 1/35 scale

A 1:35th scale diplocaulus would be an inch long. At that point, 3D printing might be your only option.

[Monkeysaurus]

@crazy8wizard

I wish more companies would make smaller 1/35 models as well. It'd be nice to have a 1/35 Utahraptor or Deinonychus. I believe Rebor once sold a pack of three deinonychuses however I wasn't collecting during that time and missed my chance to get them unfortunately.

[crazy8wizard]

@crazy8wizard

I wish more companies would make smaller 1/35 models as well.

I was just letting you know what the scale was, I'm not that into rigorous model scaling. I don't particularly mind what scale my models are in, as long as I have an idea as to how big the animal it's based on was (my immense love for miniatures throws any hope of consistent scale out the window).

[Halichoeres]

For Permian and Triassic stuff, I find 1:20 usually works better.