Potential well known dinosaurs for Mojo Fun

[John]

For this thread I suggest we all put down up to 3 (so it doesn't end up reading like a shopping list) well known dinosaurs we would like to see developed by the folks at Mojo Fun so they can be put in a poll.

I'll be first to put in some ideas:

Ceratosaurus nasicornis
Styracosaurus albertensis
Diplodocus longus

[ZoPteryx]

I suggest:

Dilophosaurus wetherilli   (lots of companies makes this, but I have yet to see any really good ones)
Lambeosaurus magnicristatus or lambei   (very well known and distinctive, but little made)
Archaeopteryx lithographica   (very famous, but none are currently in production)

[Trexroarr]

Here are my three choices.

Tyrannosaurus rex (Lets just be realistic now, okay? How can you do a new line of Dinosaur figures and NOT make a new T-Rex to start it off? This is just a given. Tyrannosaurus sells.)
Triceratops horridus (Same as above.)
Ankylosaurus magniventris (We haven't had a really good Ankylosaurus in a long time. It is definitely overdue. Plus, it goes well with the above two species.)

[Takama]

Staeting off wih a Bad rex for the Deluxe line is fine by me, Because were are now here to aid you James(if you see this)

For the Deluxe line, Well,

Brachiosaurus, Yes  I know it would be big, but small Sauropod figures are, lets say frowend upon. The biggest one on the market right now (as in Not retired) Is highly outdated. And you can make one thats the right size at 1:40 scale.   To help with Costs, Consider Holowing it out a little.

For the smaller line well.

make that the Kids Line, go ahead and be what you were with it.  We collectors like Scaled Replicas. 

[Trexroarr]

Staeting off wih a Bad rex for the Deluxe line is fine by me, Because were are now here to aid you James(if you see this)

For the Deluxe line, Well,

Brachiosaurus, Yes  I know it would be big, but small Sauropod figures are, lets say frowend upon. The biggest one on the market right now (as in Not retired) Is highly outdated. And you can make one thats the right size at 1:40 scale.   To help with Costs, Consider Holowing it out a little.

For the smaller line well.

make that the Kids Line, go ahead and be what you were with it.  We collectors like Scaled Replicas. 

Who said they are doing two different lines? I honestly hope that they don't so that everything is at 1/30 scale lr close to it. I think their 1/15 scale T-Rex was just a one time thing. Even if it wasn't they are basically starting from scratch here anyway.

[Seijun]

My well-know dino picks:
Iguanodon
Diplodocus
Baryonyx (is that considered well-known?)

[Takama]

Staeting off wih a Bad rex for the Deluxe line is fine by me, Because were are now here to aid you James(if you see this)

For the Deluxe line, Well,

Brachiosaurus, Yes  I know it would be big, but small Sauropod figures are, lets say frowend upon. The biggest one on the market right now (as in Not retired) Is highly outdated. And you can make one thats the right size at 1:40 scale.   To help with Costs, Consider Holowing it out a little.

For the smaller line well.

make that the Kids Line, go ahead and be what you were with it.  We collectors like Scaled Replicas. 

Who said they are doing two different lines? I honestly hope that they don't so that everything is at 1/30 scale lr close to it. I think their 1/15 scale T-Rex was just a one time thing. Even if it wasn't they are basically starting from scratch here anyway.

Welll,   

The Small line is this













While all they released for the Deluxe line is this

[Trexroarr]

Like I said, they are basically starting fresh. That was the past..

[John]

I made a poll for this thread too.

[Bokisaurus]

Lambeo and Diplo will be my vote

[Patrx]

Anything with feathers. Many, many feathers.

[tyrantqueen]

My top vote goes for Baryonyx, simply because all available toys of this species are terrible. No feathers, please. My other two votes are Styracosaurus and Iguanodon.

Also, I don't care about deluxe scales or small scales, just make it in 1/30 or 1/40 and I'm happy.

[sauroid]

mine are:
Giganotosaurus carolinii
Archaeopteryx lithographica
Diplodocus longus
Ceratosaurus nasicornis
Pentaceratops sternbergii

[Mauro "Raptor86"]

Baryonyx!!

[Patrx]

I voted for Archaeopteryx Even the Kaiyodo version is beginning to show its age; a new one is called for. I don't care about scale, so long as it's not really tiny. What was the scale on the old Carnegie Microraptor?

[Horridus]

Can't we have Diplodocus carnegii instead of D. longus?

How about a dromaeosaur? Any will do, as long as it's feathered and not some 1990s throwback (Schleich!). Deinonychus would be a good one, as it's well known and more mean-looking than Velociraptor (stouter, larger claws).

[Patrx]

How about a dromaeosaur? Any will do, as long as it's feathered and not some 1990s throwback (Schleich!). Deinonychus would be a good one, as it's well known and more mean-looking than Velociraptor (stouter, larger claws).

Seconded! I've been looking for a modern Deinonychus figure for years - it just doesn't seem to exist yet.

[John]

Deinonychus will be added as the 15th and last potential option on the poll

[CityRaptor]

So we assume Mojö starts fresh and improves on Dinosaurs, right?

Why are two Lambeosaurus on the Poll, but not Stegosaurus?

[John]

I voted for Archaeopteryx Even the Kaiyodo version is beginning to show its age; a new one is called for. I don't care about scale, so long as it's not really tiny. What was the scale on the old Carnegie Microraptor?

That one was scaled at 1:4.