Guess the figure!!!!

[Himmapaan]

Hooray, dino-biscuit! 

Umm, let me see...

It's pale blue and cream, with red and gold accents.
It was produced in 1994 and is long since out of production.

I don't know how much I ought to describe at once. I hope that's a good start.

[Tylosaurus]

Is it the Carnegie Iguanodon ? hmm? 

[Himmapaan]

No, I'm afraid not. ^_^

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Is it the Battat Styracosaurus?

[Himmapaan]

Warmer!

Another clue, it isn't an ornithischian.

[Tylosaurus]

is it the Corythosaurus from Batatt?
As seen in this picture next to the Steggy

[brontodocus]

I was already considering it might be the Battat Amargasaurus, 1994 would fit - the colours, too... but golden? There's some red and yellow in the neck sail, though.

[Himmapaan]

I was already considering it might be the Battat Amargasaurus, 1994 would fit - the colours, too... but golden? There's some red and yellow in the neck sail, though.

Bravo, that's the one! I think I was being a little too artistically inclined with 'gold'; the way one might describe autumnal leaves, say (not quite 'golden' though  ), but yes, I essentially meant the yellow. 

Oh, and Tylo, in that picture, if you meant the Corythosaurus next to the Papo Stegosaurus, that's Carnegie. If you meant the one next to the Safari Stegosaurus, that's actually a Safari Hypacrosaurus.

[brontodocus]

Hurra! I was considering the Battat Amargasaurus right after you've posted - I've checked the shelves of your collection thread  but then I wasn't convinced anymore because I thought you'd mean some metallic colour with "golden". Then I thought of the golden-eyed Carnegies but none of them was fitting properly.

So then, to get Edith Piaf's "Autumn Leaves" out of my head again (not that I don't like it)...
...here's a new one:

It's a small rubber figure, not much over 70 mm long.
It's basically tan with darker brown spots but one part of its body is green and yellow.
It's a quadrupedal with a sail on its back - but it's no synapsid.
It's been released in 1998 and is retired. I guess I've already said too much...

[Takama]

This thing from playvisions(forgive me i forgot the name of the creture)

[brontodocus]

I guess I should have looked at my new signature first and not right into the next cabinet...
But, yes, of course, we have a winner! That's the PV Platyhystrix!

So it's up to you now...

[Takama]

 Ok here it goes,

Its Tan/Sand colored
it received a negative review on the blog
it came out in 2007.

[Tylosaurus]

Safari Spinosaurus from 2007?
This one

[Takama]

nope,    sorry
but i believe its one of Spinosaurs ancestors

[Tylosaurus]

is it the Suchomimus?

[Takama]

nope, gotta go back further in time

[SBell]

Judging by the colour and date of production--the CollectA Eustreptospondylus?

[Takama]

DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING! You are correct!

[Tylosaurus]

nope,    sorry
but i believe its one of Spinosaurs ancestors

Hmm not really an ancestor of Spinosaurus, but more of Megalosaurus

Eustreptospondylus ("well-curved vertebra", in reference to the arrangement of the spine in the original fossil) is a genus of megalosaurid dinosaur,
more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eustreptospondylus

[Takama]

nope,    sorry
but i believe its one of Spinosaurs ancestors

Hmm not really an ancestor of Spinosaurus, but more of Megalosaurus

Eustreptospondylus ("well-curved vertebra", in reference to the arrangement of the spine in the original fossil) is a genus of megalosaurid dinosaur,
more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eustreptospondylus

Yes, but didint Megalosaurs evovled into the Spinosaurs?