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Safari Ltd: New for 2023

Started by Renecito, January 23, 2023, 03:00:06 PM

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GojiraGuy1954

Shrek 4 is an underrated masterpiece


ceratopsian

The white spots in the centre of the jugals make my brain interpret them as ears with earholes!

Halichoeres

Remember that this is before the nocturnal bottleneck that is thought to have robbed mammals of full-color vision, so you should feel free to go nuts on color. If the jugals were skin-covered they could be blue or green or red or whatever you want.
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That's a useful reminder avatar_Halichoeres @Halichoeres. I might be getting something printed up in the future.

Quote from: Halichoeres on June 14, 2023, 02:29:49 PMRemember that this is before the nocturnal bottleneck that is thought to have robbed mammals of full-color vision, so you should feel free to go nuts on color. If the jugals were skin-covered they could be blue or green or red or whatever you want.

Chasmosaurus

#564
For europeen buyer the majungasaurus is available on everythingdinosaur.com.
I've already order it with the diplodocus from rebor.
Happy to see that we won't wait to long this year.
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SenSx

Quote from: Chasmosaurus on June 24, 2023, 08:33:49 PMFor europeen buyer the majungasaurus is available on everythingdinosaur.com.
I've already order it with the diplodocus from rebor.
Happy to see that we won't waste to long this year.

Yes that's good news for the Utah and the  Estemmenosuchus, we probaly won't have to wait as long, the delay issue was hopefully addressed.

suspsy

Are we getting another reveal this month, S @Shane?
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Shane

Quote from: suspsy on July 04, 2023, 11:21:20 PMAre we getting another reveal this month, S @Shane?

There are a couple more prehistoric reveals on the horizon but I don't know for certain if they'll be happening this month or not.

SpartanSquat

I have a feeling these prehistoric reveals are from dino dana line, weird we dont have any reveals from this year.

suspsy

Dino Dana the show is over and done with now, isn't it?
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SpartanSquat

Yeah I saw th show ended 3 years ago and weird safari is still releasing stuff related with the show. Maybe this year we will only have prehistoric beast from the normal line and not from dino dana, like 2021 releases

Gwangi

Dino Dana ended in 2020 with the movie. And then Safari released the Dino Dana T. rex in 2021. It has always seemed odd to me that Safari is making merchandise for a television show that is no longer in production. 

Faelrin

Only thing I can think of is production delays. I mean there were figures based on species from the movie that released last year, and were brand new sculpts, not just repaints like the previous 2021 ones were. Definitely odd timing. That said at least we finally got a really nice figure of Zuul out of it.
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GojiraGuy1954

Maybe they want to bring the show back
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Pachyrhinosaurus

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I think it might also be a little different with young childrens' programming since there are always kids growing into and out of the age demographic. It probably doesn't matter as much if they're coming out with new episodes since the kids watching now weren't watching it when they were.
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Quote from: Pachyrhinosaurus on July 06, 2023, 12:02:51 AMI think it might also be a little different with young childrens' programming since there are always kids growing into and out of the age demographic. It probably doesn't matter as much if they're coming out with new episodes since the kids watching now weren't watching it when they were.

This thought did occur to me. In the U.S. Dino Dana is exclusive to Amazon Prime and one of their flagship kid series. I imagine that it will remain that way for awhile even though there are no new episodes.

Faelrin

#576
Here's everything still currently offered on Safari Ltd's website at this time. This is continuation/revision of this post here. Figured it would be of more use in this particular thread instead.

Marked the ones still in need of a major update in red, and those which have since been updated, but still have older models sold in purple. Some of these had the unfortunate timing of having (minor or major) elements become outdated because of papers released shortly after they were revealed or released, so were sculpted in advance, so I've left notes with papers when applicable, and colored the names in green. Although Safari Ltd's figures have no designated scale/all over the place, I've given some notes as the current market tends to revolve around 1:35 more or less.

Currently only includes those for the Prehistoric World line (I'll expand with Great Dinos and Dino Dana, and recently retired figures after):

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1990's:
-1998 Tyrannosaurus baby 298929:



-1999 Pteranodon 279229:



2005:
-Giant Sloth 274129 (relaunched in 2016; small):



-Smilodon 279729:



-Woolly Mammoth 279929 (small):



2007:
-Dunkleosteus 283329 (good for the time, but really needs an update, 2017 tail fluke paper, and 2023 size paper, another 2023 paper):



-Pterosaur 299729 (not sure if outdated):



-Tyrannosaurus 298529:



2008:
-Allosaurus 284929:



-Stegosaurus 284429:



-Triceratops 284529:



-Velociraptor 299929:



2009:
-Dilophosaurus 287829:



-Postosuchus 287329 (should be bipedal, maybe the integument too?):



-Tapejara 284229:



2010:
-Apatosaurus 300429 (nostril placement):



-Brachiosaurus 300229:



-Coelacanth 285729:



-Doedicurus 283129 (relaunched in 2016):



-Liopleurodon 300529:



-Mosasaurus 287629:



-Rhamphorhynchus 300329:



2011:
-Kaprosuchus 300829:



-Tyrannosaurus 300729:



-Woolly Mammoth baby 280029 (relaunched in 2016):



2012:
-Acrocanthosaurus 302329 (lacks lips, shrinkwrapped, proportions; small):



-Ceratosaurus 303029 (lacks lips, shrinkwrapped):



-Dracorex 303129 (name should be updated to juvenile Pachycephalosaurus):



-Vagaceratops 301829:



2013:
-Baby Brachiosaurus 301229:



-Brachiosaurus 278229 (repaint of 1996 sculpt):



-Diabloceratops 301129:



-Dimorphodon 304729:



-Elasmosaurus 302429:



2014:
-Ammonite 303429:



-Megalodon 303329 (basically a great white shark, and although very fragmentary, very off from the updated proportions; small):



-Monolophosaurus 302629 (lacks lips):



-Suchomimus 302929 (lacks lips, small):



2015:
-Archaeopteryx 302829 (lacks lips, exposed facial bones, can't remember the term, incorrect wing feather anatomy? incorrect placement of first toes?):



-Sauropelta 305129 (spike placement should be more like Borealopelta maybe?):



-Yutyrannus 303529 (lacks lips):



2016:
-Carcharodontosaurus 305229 (lacks lips, shrinkwrapped; small):



-Iguanodon 305429 (small):



-Masiakasaurus 305329 (lacks lips):



2017:
-Coelophysis 304529 (lacks lips):



-Deinocheirus 303229 (small):



-Diplodocus 303629 (lacks lips):



-Giganotosaurus 303929 (lacks lips, skull proportions - 2022 Meraxes paper ):



-Kronosaurus 304029 (name could be updated to Eiectus? 2022 paper ):



-Microraptor 304129 (lacks lips, lacks iridescence, incorrect wing feather anatomy?; large):



-Parasaurolophus 306029 (Nuchal ligament outdated - 2020 paper, hooves maybe, like on Edmontosaurus annectens):



-Psittacosaurus 304229:



-Quetzalcoatlus 304329 (small):



-Tylosaurus 304429 (lacks lips, incorrect coloration; small):



-Feathered T. rex 100031 (probably not so heavily feathered - 2017 paper, lacks lips - 2023 paper):



-Feathered Velociraptor 100032 (lacks lips):



2018:
-Amargasaurus 304629 (lacks lips, should have a sail - 2022 paper; large):



-American Mastodon 100081:



-Ankylosaurus 306129 (armor arrangement I think? - 2017 paper ):



-Anzu 100151:



-Daeodon 100082:



-Dimetrodon 305729:



-Hyaenodon 100126:



-Macrauchenia 100127 (snout integument maybe?):



-Malawisaurus 305829:



-Megacerops 100084:



-Regaliceratops 100085:



-Triceratops 100153:



-Uintatherium 100087:



2019:
-Allosaurus 100300:



-Camarasaurus 100309:



-Carnotaurus 100310 (integument - 2021 paper ):



-Citipati 305929:



-Prestosuchus 100249:



-Pteranodon 100301:



-Spinosaurus 100298 (lacks lips, the tail obviously - 2020 paper, maybe sail shape - 2022 paper ):



-Stegosaurus 100299:



-Styracosaurus 100248:



-Tyrannosaurus 100423 (repaint, but still an older sculpt):



-Woolly rhino 100089:



2020:
-Concavenator 100355:



-Deinonychus 100354:



-Dilophosaurus 100508 (not robust enough - 2020 paper, may or may not have been feathered, insufficient data):



-Edmontosaurus 100358  (hooves maybe, like on Edmontosaurus annectens):



-Ichthyosaurus 100359:



-Pachycephalosaurus 100350:



-Qianzhousaurus 100352:



-Sarcosuchus 100356:



-Shringasaurus 100357:



2021:
-Baryonyx 100573 (lacks lips):



-Daspletosaurus 100572:



-Spinosaurus 100825 (shrinkwrapped, incorrect feet, maybe sail shape - 2022 paper; small):



2022:
-Albertosaurus 100740:



-Cryolophosaurus 100574 (may or may not have been feathered, insufficient data):



-Patagotitan 100571:



2023:
-Estemmenosuchus 100353:



-Majungasaurus 100729:



-Utahraptor 100728:


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Edit: If there's any mistakes, please let me know, or any important papers that have come out recently for any of the genera above, let me know so I can add them. I only added what I remembered at the time.

Edit 2: Fixed Mosasaurus name, removed small from Ceratosaurus.
Film Accurate Mattel JW and JP toys list (incl. extended canon species, etc):
http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=6702

Every Single Mainline Mattel Jurassic World Species A-Z; 2025 toys added!:
https://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=9974.0

Most produced Paleozoic genera (visual encyclopedia):
https://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=9144.0

Sim

#577
avatar_Faelrin @Faelrin, three comments:

1. The blue Safari mosasaur is labelled Mosasaurus.

2. The Safari Ceratosaurus isn't small.  It's about double the size of the Battat Ceratosaurus which was 1:35 scale.

3. The Safari Archaeopteryx doesn't have incorrect wing anatomy or incorrect placement of the first toes.

TheCambrianCrusader

Quote from: Sim on July 06, 2023, 11:02:53 PMavatar_Faelrin @Faelrin, three comments:

1. The blue Safari mosasaur is labelled Mosasaurus.

2. The Safari Ceratosaurus isn't small.  It's about double the size of the Battat Ceratosaurus which was 1:35 scale.

3. The Safari Archaeopteryx doesn't have incorrect wing anatomy or incorrect placement of the second toe.
The safari is only slightly bigger, I wouldn't say its double the size of the battat.

Sim

I wouldn't say the Safari is slightly bigger, it's quite a bit bigger than the Battat.  The point is it's larger than 1:35 scale and not small.

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