Taxonomic Encyclopedia of Collectible Miniatures v.1

[Avian]

As I am now updating the catalogue to include other companies as well, I will now post future updates in this thread.
Link: Taxonomic Encyclopedia of Collectible Miniatures v.1

The list is up-to-date for the following:

Cadbury
Dino and Dog
EoFauna
Oumcraft
PNSO
Vitae
Yowie Group

Feel free to comment here with suggestions, comments, etc.

[DinoToyForum]

The system looks good to me.

[Avian]

The system looks good to me.

Ok, perfect.

[Avian]

Update: Have added all 268 "Life: Evolution of Life on Earth" game pieces, labeled by the company name Oumcraft for brevity. Also, due to image hosting and copyright issues the list will no longer include picture links.

[Avian]

Update: Have added the original Cadbury Yowies, as well as the new Yowie Group lines. In addition, have updated the PNSO and Dino&Dog releases for the past two months.

[Crackington]

This is a real labour of love @Avian and makes for a great site. Well done!

Could I ask what your definition of "minature" means in practice? How big can you go?

[Avian]

Could I ask what your definition of "minature" means in practice? How big can you go?

Scale-wise, there are already quite a few models on the list that are above 1:1 scale. From an actual size standpoint, I am not quite sure yet. I honestly havent come up on a situation yet where the qualifications of miniature were really in question.

[Crackington]

I guess you would be considering the Kaiyodo mini figures and that sort of size. With Safari, perhaps the Toob figures as opposed to their 1:40 size figures?

[Avian]

Actually, any of the Safari and Kaiyodo ranges would be added to the list. My use of miniature really just designates any sort of toy, resin model, things of that sort.

[Halichoeres]

I definitely feel like around here "mini" refers to anything smaller than like a Starlux figure, by convention. But you could use it for a CollectA deluxe pterosaur and be on firm ground, I think.