What mammals would you like a new figure of?

[Sim]

Mammals!

[Faelrin]

Voted for all of these. Some of the Mesozoic mammals here I've not heard of before and had no idea they were such well preserved. Castorocauda and Volaticotherium in particular.

[Libraraptor]

Ambulocetus. Hands down.

[Concavenator]

Voted for:

- Ambulocetus
- Basilosaurus cetoides
- Megatherium

[Halichoeres]

Interesting that there's only two proboscideans on the list, given that's almost the only mammal group companies make.

[Faelrin]

To be fair, we have had a bunch of variety from CollectA, Eikoh, and Kaiyodo in recent years outside the typical prehistoric mammalian fauna. Come to think of it I think I'm way overdo for updating my list of prehistoric mammal figures.

[Sim]

And Eofauna!

[Torvosaurus]

To start off with:

Barbourofelis
Teleoceras
Menoceras
Cranioceras
Synthetoceras
Aepycamelus
Amphicyon
a decent three-toed horse

There's plenty more. There are several species leading up to the last Elasmotherium, for example.

So I know a lot of folks may be thinking, yeah, so? Well, I look at mammals like other people look at dinosaurs. I am kinda the same way with the number of ceratopsians, for example. A trike, a Styracosaurus, a Chasmosaurus, and a few others, and the rest all kind of look the same to me.

Not that there is anything wrong with this by any means. And I know I'm not going to get a bunch of different species of Bison or indricotheres to show off the lineage. But I would like a much wider range of prehistoric mammals to choose from.

Torvo

[Trenchcoated Rebbachisaur]

Basilosaurus is pretty well represented by now (though I am not sure if any of them are at :35 scale, which seems to be a dealbreaker for many?). PNSO's looks pretty good from pictures, and I own the CollectA one. He is a magnificent and mighty noodle.
Would never say no to more mammals, though.

[Halichoeres]

Good to see Ambulocetus doing so well, as a member of one of the most clear-cut transitional series in paleontology, a series with almost no figures available currently.

[Nehalennia]

It's still rather bizarre to me no company has ever made a proper Sivatherium. It's big, bulky, has a unique, almost flamboyant look. What's not to like?

[carliro]

A Repenomamus toy would rock

[Dusty Wren]

It's still rather bizarre to me no company has ever made a proper Sivatherium. It's big, bulky, has a unique, almost flamboyant look. What's not to like?

Right?? This bugs the crap out of me. No self-respecting toy company that makes living animals would skip making a giraffe for their lineup, and most of them have okapis, too. Why don't we have even one extinct giraffid?   

[Zhuchengotyrant]

I would love (aka I need!  ) some prehistoric camels. Specifically Aepycamelus, Titanotylopus, and Paracamelus.

Its such a shame the only ones of any of these that exist are stuff like the Starlux "altcamelus" and "gigantocamelus". I love them too but we need modern takes!

[profnik]

  I hope the Safari Ltd 2026 is coming releasing soon.

Wild Safari Prehistoric World Collection:
Dire Wolf
Irish Elk (Megaloceros)
Paraceratherium

I wish the safari ltd should make a dire wolf for wild safari prehistoric world collection.
Just like Vintage toy Bullyland Prehistoric mammals dire wolf.

https://2img.net/h/i1200.photobucket.com/albums/bb327/SUSANNE58/direwolves1.jpg


Designed detail of the extinct dire wolf I just like ray harryhausen's little red riding hood with brownish dark color gray fur of the wolf, game of thrones, la Brea and dino dex with dire wolf scenes.

https://abcdvdvideo.myshopify.com/cdn/shop/products/orp-5482_1024x1024.jpg?v=1586836766

[Ajax88]

Paraceratherium, Blue Whale.  Speaking of, is there a good 1/35 Blue Whale on the market for less than a fortune?

[Halichoeres]

Paraceratherium, Blue Whale.  Speaking of, is there a good 1/35 Blue Whale on the market for less than a fortune?

I assume you refer to the Kaiyodo Mega Sofubi version? I dunno, maybe Favorite Co will make a vinyl version one day.

[crazy8wizard]

The fact that there are little to no figures of any White River Formation mammals surprises me. Just a couple Hyaenodons (a couple of which are the wrong species) and a painfully rare Dino Riders Archaeotherium (which I also think is the wrong species).
Any White River mammal would be cool in my book.

[Monkeysaurus]

Paraceratherium, Blue Whale.  Speaking of, is there a good 1/35 Blue Whale on the market for less than a fortune?

I assume you refer to the Kaiyodo Mega Sofubi version? I dunno, maybe Favorite Co will make a vinyl version one day.

I really searched far and wide for the mega sofubi blue whale to no avail. I ended up just getting the PNSO blue whale due to my mid-life crisis. I don't regret the purchase but I also don't think about the cost either. 😬😬😬



It's an insanely impressive piece in person, but I also wish the other 1/35 blue whale was still available.

[Primeval12]

Looks like your Tupuxaura took a tumble