Recent Acquisitions (Archive, March 2012 - July 2018)

[BlueKrono]

The Jobaria would look more realistic as a corpse I think.

Or perhaps an in-progress corpse. Just look at that facial expression.

[Tylosaurus]

Hey all just did some shopping at everythingdinosaur.co.uk for these two:

Safari Ltd Velociraptor (2017)
https://www.everythingdinosaur.com/product/wild-safari-prehistoric-world-feathered-velociraptor/


Battat Terra Series Acrocanthsaurus (2016) In Honor of our lost friend Dan Leslie LoRusso​ <3
https://www.everythingdinosaur.com/product/acrocanthosaurus-dinosaur-model-battat-terra-acrocanthosaurus-dinosaur/

[Zhuchengotyrant]

Well, just today I received the Papo Polacanthus, and I have an Edmontosaurus from Schleich coming soon. I also ordered today a Wild Safari Kentrosaurus, some of the newer CollectAs from Everything Dinosaur (ten total) and I also ordered the Favorite Zhuchengtyrannus and Sinoceratops. They are all slated to come within the next week or so.  I'm very excited!! 

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

These just came in. I remember when WWD3D first came out and had its own area in TRU. Not sure why I didn't buy any figures back then, but I have some now. The troodon goes really well alongside medium-sized figures.

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[Daspletotyrannus]

I finally got a Carnegie Deltadromeus.  I always wanted one when I saw pictures of one. Very lovely.


I also got a Carnegie Dilong. I'm  impressed with the feathered work.  Very fine and small work on the figure. Lol

[Neosodon]

I also got a Carnegie Dilong. I'm  impressed with the feathered work.  Very fine and small work on the figure. Lol

It's feather sculpt was very good for its time.

[Jose S.M.]

I also got a Carnegie Dilong. I'm  impressed with the feathered work.  Very fine and small work on the figure. Lol

It's feather sculpt was very good for its time.

And for its size! I'm always amazed by small figures that are so well detailed.

[LeapingLaelaps]

Haven't got them yet, but I just ordered a bunch of old Carnegie's. Ichthyosaurus (comes with a Tanystropheus that I might sell), Camarasaurus (super happy about this one), and Oviraptor (feathered version).

Slowly getting through all the retired things on my wish list before I can start on things that are still available. Only 6 Carnegie's left on my wishlist! Then I'll work on two retired Safari toobs, the Papo woolly rhino and some old Schleich stuff

[Silvanusaurus]

YEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS! I finally got my hands on a Bullyland Liliensternus! And it's in amazing condition (I've seen some really beaten up ones in my searches)



I got this lot from Germany to add to my growing Bullyland collection, also included were an Arizonasaurus and Edaphosaurus, which I love but I already have one of each, so I might sell/trade them if anyone is interested in them, otherwise I'm happy to keep duplicates for now.

I also got a very large lot of unusual, random, apparently vintage chinasaurs, I wasnt interested in most of it but picked out these select figures from the masses (actually, the Salvat Baryonyx was a seperate purchase):


The obvious highlight is the WWD leaellynasaura, but I'd be interested in selling/trading that too. However, this little resting tyrannosaurus is rocking my world right now:


Where in this thing from? Surely no mere cheap piece of tat? This little bloke fell into my life from nowhere and he's now one of my favourite dinosaur figures! How often do you see a T rex just lying there looking all adorable like that? (And with lips!)

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

The obvious highlight is the WWD leaellynasaura, but I'd be interested in selling/trading that too. However, this little resting tyrannosaurus is rocking my world right now:


Where in this thing from? Surely no mere cheap piece of tat? This little bloke fell into my life from nowhere and he's now one of my favourite dinosaur figures! How often do you see a T rex just lying there looking all adorable like that? (And with lips!)

I would love to trade one of my models for the WWD Leaellynasaurua. Here is the thread for my trades: http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=5620.0

[SBell]

The obvious highlight is the WWD leaellynasaura, but I'd be interested in selling/trading that too. However, this little resting tyrannosaurus is rocking my world right now:


Where in this thing from? Surely no mere cheap piece of tat? This little bloke fell into my life from nowhere and he's now one of my favourite dinosaur figures! How often do you see a T rex just lying there looking all adorable like that? (And with lips!)

I would love to trade one of my models for the WWD Leaellynasaurua. Here is the thread for my trades: http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=5620.0

It's from a Tyrannosaurus life-cycle set hatching, baby (the one you have), juvenile (a lightly built running one) and adult (heavier-set one).

[Flaffy]

I've been searching for a WWD leaellynasaura for quite a while now, would be interested in purchasing

[Megalosaurus]

Congratulations everyone. I'm envy of the PNSO and Bullylands. I hope to fullfill my Bullyland triassic dreams one day  .

[...]However, this little resting tyrannosaurus is rocking my world right now:
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Where in this thing from? Surely no mere cheap piece of tat? This little bloke fell into my life from nowhere and he's now one of my favourite dinosaur figures! How often do you see a T rex just lying there looking all adorable like that? (And with lips!)

As SBell said: TRex lifecycle. I have it all, no idea of the company, but I bought it from forum member Stargatedalek.
My thread: http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=4916.0
Relevant pictures:

[Roselaar]

King's Day treated me fairly well. Returned home with 38 dinosaur/prehistoric/creature figures, though nothing really special this year. A decent mix of quality brands, interesting Chinasaurs and random figures. Pics soon to follow.

[Zhuchengotyrant]

My Safari Kentrosaurus just came. Very happy, I only spent $8 on it!!!

[Hynerpeton]

Just got the other day.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Quetzalcoatlus woodkit by WACO of Japan, made for The Smithsonian for their 1986 exhibit On the Wing.

[ZoPteryx]

Quetzalcoatlus woodkit by WACO of Japan, made for The Smithsonian for their 1986 exhibit On the Wing.

That's really neat!  Looks a lot better than other woodcut dino skeletons.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

It's odd i guess this Japanese company pioneered these kits? I have three by the same company and the quality is really much better than all the stuff you see out in the market now.  It says they were designed by Tatsuya Kodaka for WACO in the U.S. ,  pics here  https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/wood-dinosaur-model-vtg-toy-kit-478313738 show these larger kits with more pieces and a real..finesse?  to them.    There is a mosasaur i saw once but never again..it's next on my hunt list

[Silvanusaurus]

As SBell said: TRex lifecycle. I have it all, no idea of the company, but I bought it from forum member Stargatedalek.
My thread: http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=4916.0
Relevant pictures:

Interesting, the rex with the big red tongue lolling about, to the right of the resting one, was also in the lot. I thought they might be related but I'm not so fond of that one, because the tongue (or is it supposed to be flesh that its eating?) is a bit off putting.