Battat, Terra series - New for 2014

[loru1588]

MY Wishlist:

Brachiosaurus
Iguanodon
Deinonychus
Baryonyx
Centrosaurus
Saichania
A marine reptile
A pterosaur

All done in that style and all to scale.

I would die happy.

Deinonychus would be awfully small at just over 3" and more then 1/2 of that tail! The others look like good ideas. I do agree on Brachiosaurus being done by too many already.

[Takama]

MY Wishlist:

Brachiosaurus
Iguanodon
Deinonychus
Baryonyx
Centrosaurus
Saichania
A marine reptile
A pterosaur

All done in that style and all to scale.

I would die happy.

Deinonychus would be awfully small at just over 3" and more then 1/2 of that tail! The others look like good ideas. I do agree on Brachiosaurus being done by too many already.

Could you consider Giraffatitan for the line, if Battat gives you the freedom to do models that size?  I really would like one that's not labeled Brachiosaurus

[EmperorDinobot]

Put the Deinonychus with...say...Tenontosaurus, which I've never seen in plastic, except for the Planeta DeAgostini one.

[Simon]

MY Wishlist:

Brachiosaurus
Iguanodon
Deinonychus
Baryonyx
Centrosaurus
Saichania
A marine reptile
A pterosaur

All done in that style and all to scale.

I would die happy.

Deinonychus would be awfully small at just over 3" and more then 1/2 of that tail! The others look like good ideas. I do agree on Brachiosaurus being done by too many already.

Just substitute "Alamosaurus" for the Brachiosaurus.  ;>)

[DinoLord]

I also vote for Giraffatitan. It's my favorite dinosaur along with Apatosaurus louisae (which is similar enough to Diplodocus) and is severely misrepresented in the toy market. Almost every 'Brachiosaurus' is a Giraffatitan but few people have ever heard of the latter.

I also agree with EmperorDinobot in that a pterosaur would be great for the line. An azdarchid like Quetzalcoatlus would be great to see. Azdarchids have had a recent popularity surge but are still pretty underrepresented in toy form.

[Quen]

I would personally like to see someone make a 1/40 Sauroposeidon or Argentinosaurus. Even though that would be a lot of plastic!    ...Just putting that out there.

Isisaurus or another unusual sauropod would be interesting, too.  And a correctly labeled Giraffatitan would also be cool, as others have suggested.

[Yutyrannus]

You realize that would probably be like 50 inches long, right?

Those would be good, but I'd prefer a more obscure sauropod than Giraffatitan, Alamosaurus would be good but that's too big for 1/40 scale. Maybe Saltasaurus?

[Quen]

You realize that would probably be like 50 inches long, right?

Those would be good, but I'd prefer a more obscure sauropod than Giraffatitan, Alamosaurus would be good but that's too big for 1/40 scale. Maybe Saltasaurus?

Math has never been my best subject.   I just want a very large and very accurate sauropod figure that doesn't cost a limb. But that's not on topic. How about Paralititan? Or is it still too big?

[Yutyrannus]

You realize that would probably be like 50 inches long, right?

Those would be good, but I'd prefer a more obscure sauropod than Giraffatitan, Alamosaurus would be good but that's too big for 1/40 scale. Maybe Saltasaurus?

Math has never been my best subject.   I just want a very large and very accurate sauropod figure that doesn't cost a limb. But that's not on topic. How about Paralititan? Or is it still too big?

Something that size would probably be like $70.

Way to big ! Dan said 5m to 7m long.

[Takama]

You realize that would probably be like 50 inches long, right?

Those would be good, but I'd prefer a more obscure sauropod than Giraffatitan, Alamosaurus would be good but that's too big for 1/40 scale. Maybe Saltasaurus?

Math has never been my best subject.   I just want a very large and very accurate sauropod figure that doesn't cost a limb. But that's not on topic. How about Paralititan? Or is it still too big?

Something that size would probably be like $70.

Way to big ! Dan said 5m to 7m long.

That's for now. If Battat Decides to Let him Expand the Collection that the Rereleases will be a part of, then he would have no size limitation

If that were to ever happen, I would like a Giraffatitan and a Shantungasaurus

[amanda]

Put the Deinonychus with...say...Tenontosaurus, which I've never seen in plastic, except for the Planeta DeAgostini one.

Doesn't CollectA have one?

[darth daniel]

You realize that would probably be like 50 inches long, right?

Not exactly... When using 35m as length, a 1/40 scale model would be 875mm long or 34,4 inches (measured along the spine). That´s still huge but a decent 1/40 Titanosaur soooo needs to be done.

[jhudstone]

I got three of them today at our Target!

[Concavenator]

Oh,my,that Cryolophosaurus is fantastic!It's turning out as one of my favorites of this year!
The Gastonia is awesome too.
I think Utahraptor would be a great suggestion,it'd pair nicely with the Gastonia.
Curious thing we got two Gastonias this year!

[alexeratops]

No way! This is amazing! Battat is back AND they've made a therizinosaurus! Heaven

[Yutyrannus]

I think Utahraptor would be a great suggestion,it'd pair nicely with the Gastonia.
Curious thing we got two Gastonias this year!

Battat already made a Utahraptor and they're re-releasing it later this year.

Yes, but Battat's is way better than Collecta's.

No way! This is amazing! Battat is back AND they've made a therizinosaurus! Heaven

Technically a Nanshiungosaurus (although I really think that they're the same animal) and a bald one .

[loru1588]

The Mongolian and Chinese Therizinosaurids span a time period of over 24 million years and several different layers/eras in the stratigraphy. The variance in size as well as the other osteological differences shows they are not the same animal. On top of that Northronychus was also a North American Therizinosaur.

[Yutyrannus]

The Mongolian and Chinese Therazinosaurids span a time period of over 24 million years and several different layers/eras in the stratigraphy. The variance in size as well as the other osteological differences shows they are not the same animal. On top of that Northronychus was also a North American Therazinosaur.

What does Nothronychus have to do with Therizinosaurus and Nanshiungosaurus being the same animal?

[loru1588]

If you look at the latest Therizinosaurid cladogram, Nanshiungosaurus is more basal form from an earlier time frame than Therizinosaurus and their remains were found over 1700 miles from each other. As for Northronychus, I initially misread your post as all Therizinosaurs were Therizinosaurus. My bad!

[EmperorDinobot]

2 more Targets. Oregon, why you not get BATTATS?!