Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[Jose S.M.]

That Olorititan is a beauty!

[RobinGoodfellow]

The Olorotitan by Manuel Bejarano is gorgeous !! 

[Daspletotyrannus]

Your Gryposaurus looks like it has a nicer blue then mine. I wonder if it is the lighting? Where did get the Olorotitan? And where do you get the human? I really need one.  Lol

[CityRaptor]

The human came with the Replica Saurus figures by Schleich.

I think these 5 are all nice. ( Only have the Cory ) And the PNSO ones, too.

The Chunkingosaurus has an interesting expression in combination with the pose. It's like it either stepped into something disgusting or saw something small it does not like. Or maybe it is just a bit arrogant.

[postsaurischian]

Your Gryposaurus looks like it has a nicer blue then mine. I wonder if it is the lighting? Where did get the Olorotitan? And where do you get the human? I really need one.  Lol

The blue in the Gryposaurus' solo pic is influenced by the sun and the sand-coloured background.
Its colour hue in the group picture with the white background pretty much matches with the original.

Manuel Bejarano's 1:40 Olorotitan can be ordered from Shapeways. It's also available in 1:72.

And yes, the Schleich man comes with a lot of their Dinosaurs. I thought everybody knew him .

The Chunkingosaurus has an interesting expression in comparism with the pose. It's like it either stepped into something disgusting or saw something small in front of it does not like. .......

An early petite mammal is my guess .

[CityRaptor]

Checking the Dashanpu Formation fossil record, I think a Tritylodontid is more likely:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritylodontidae
But then again, those were pretty close in appearence to petite early mammals and would probably cause the same reaction.

[Daspletotyrannus]

Hmm must be that the only schleich dinosaurs I've seen in stores don't have humans with them. Is that Corythosaurus the first run of production?  I believe that I have the second one (version 2). Mine don't have the white next to the mouth.

[Takama]

Hmm must be that the only schleich dinosaurs I've seen in stores don't have humans with them. Is that Corythosaurus the first run of production?  I believe that I have the second one (version 2). Mine don't have the white next to the mouth.

ALL schleich dinosaurs from the Replica Saurus line are long out of production and have been replaced with what you likely see in the stores (which are  most likly the World of History Models). The Replicasaurus models were a lot larger then todays Schelich models, and lacked articulated jaws.

The Whole Replicasaurus line can be seen here
http://toyanimal.info//index.php?title=Schleich_Replica_Saurus_1:40

[postsaurischian]

     5 ankylosauria figures in 1:35 by 5 different sculptors:
         _{(... o.k., the Minmi is too big for that, but I cannot find an appropriately sized one)}




   Euoplocephalus ~ Galileo Hernandez, 2014


   Ankylosaurus ~ Forest Rogers, 2005


   Minmi ~ CollectA Team (??), 2010


   Edmontonia ~ Dan LoRusso, 1996


   Sauropelta ~ Doug Watson, 2015

[Jose S.M.]

Great selection of ankylosaurs, I want the Edmontonia so bad  I saw one at a fair price on eBay like half year ago and I missed it.

[postsaurischian]

     5 ceratopsia figures in 1:35 by 5 different sculptors:




   Styracosaurus ~ Jonathan Rader, 2009 (?)


   Pachyrhinosaurus ~ Aaron Doyle, 2013


   Protoceratops ~ Seiji Yamamoto, 2004


   Triceratops ~ Gregory Wenzel, 1994 (?)


   Pentaceratops ~ Manuel Bejarano, 2013

[Centrosaur86]

I'm jealous of your ceratopsia models.. absolutely beautiful!

[Jose S.M.]

I'm jealous too hahaha the last posts with the hadrosaurs and ceratopsians are gorgeous.

[RobinGoodfellow]

...well, to be honest I deeply admire ALL the Postsaurischian Collection.. it's one of the best on this forum. 

[postsaurischian]

  Thanks for the comments !

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                                SEGA Prize Vignetteum vol.2  Saichania (originally sculpted by Shinzen Takeuchi)

                       

[DinoLord]

I never realized how attractive those SEGA figures are. I'm used to seeing them as blurry thumbnails on various auction sites.

[Dilopho]

Turtle: "Woah man! Is that you Susan?! I told you to get off the steroids!"

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                Yujin Henkelotherium
                                     _{I always wanted this figure and have been watching it many times on several auction sites.
                                    But either it was too expensive or it was the figure from the Miracle Planet set, which doesn't
                                have the beautiful branch-with-leaves base. Lately I've found one coincidentally at Clawmark Toys.}

                         
                         

                                                           Early petite mammal meeting with WWD 3D Alphadon:

[Jose S.M.]

I'm glad you finally got it! It looks really good and it's cute too. The base is great.

[Flaffy]

Nice photos 
I've been searching for one as well.
Wish me luck