1:1 dinosaur toy

[Arul]

Greetings  what do you think guys, what dinosaur that possble to make into 1:1 toy/figure/model ? Thanks 

[Arul]

I imagine this dinosaur, prochomngatus

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Depends on your budget. lol

Actually any small species or babies would work out. A perched Archeaopteryx, Lariosaurus ,Microraptor,Nemicolopterus , Microceratops...there is a pretty long list.  I could see paying at least a 100.00 each for "figures" of each of those.

[stargatedalek]

Mustn't forget your small non-dinosaurs, there's a number of strange and wonderful turtles and lizards in that size range.

[Takama]

Epidexipteryx Would be a cool life sized toy idea

[suspsy]

Anchiornis

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Maybe some fragile parts but yeah I could see getting that species.

[Patrx]

Hypsilophodon!

Or, as has been mentioned,  Archaeopteryx:

[tanystropheus]

-Anurognathus
-baby Dimorphodon

[triceratops83]

Kulindadromeus.

[tyrantqueen]

Compsognathus and Pterodactylus.

[Arul]

Mustn't forget your small non-dinosaurs, there's a number of strange and wonderful turtles and lizards in that size range.

Non-dinosaur, maybe a beautiful alexornis like WWD movie ?

Having a good and realistic 1:1 model (i mean the small dinosaur like you guys mention) seems gonna be very interesting, feels like we have a real dinosaur..

[CityRaptor]

Hypsilophodon!

That one does not look to happy and is planning revenge!

Topic: In addition to the already named:
Rahonavis , various baby Dinosaurs like Mussasaurus, Confuciusornis ( male and female )
Non Dinosaurs: Lagosuchus, Thrinaxodon, Diictodon, Coelurusauravus, Hyphalosaurus

[Tyto_Theropod]

I actually did a bit of working this out some time ago, looking at all the dinosaurs under 1m long. Most of the species I came up with have been mentioned already, but I thought I'd post my list anyway.

Archaeoceratops yujingziensis - 55cm

Archaeopteryx lithographica - 50cm

Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi - 100cm

Caudipteryx dongi - 60cm

Caudipteryx zoui - 80cm

Compsognathus longipes - 100cm (Believed to be smaller, but newer finds have disproved this)

Eoraptor lunensis - 100cm

Epidexipteryx hui - 25cm

Graciliraptor lujiatunensis - 90cm

Heterodontosaurus tucki (interesting little dino!) - 90cm

Jinfenopteryx elegans - 55cm

Mahakala omnogovae - 70cm

Microraptor zhaoianus - 80cm

Mononykus olecranus - 100cm

Nqwebasaurus thwazi - 100cm

Pisanosaurus merti - 100cm

Procompsognathus triassicus - Up to 100cm

Protarchaeopteryx robusta - 100cm

Rahonavis ostromi - 70cm

Shuvuuia deserti - 60cm

Similicaudipteryx yixianensis - 100cm

Sinornithosaurus millenii - 90cm

Sinosauropteryx prima - 100cm

Xiaotingia zhengi - 60cm

Going over 1m, the list becomes a lot longer, and includes some well-known species like Velociraptor mongoliensis (average 180cm) and Protoceratops andrewsi (average 180cm) - 1:1 'fighting dinosaurs', anyone?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Good list!

[Rathalosaurus]

Hypsilophodon!

Or, as has been mentioned,  Archaeopteryx:

Wow!! Hold it.
This Hypsilophodon looks so gorgeous, yet a bit spooky!

[Patrx]

Wow!! Hold it.
This Hypsilophodon looks so gorgeous, yet a bit spooky!

Indeed, that's John Conway's "grumpy Hypsilophodon" 

[DinoToyForum]

Keichousaurus

[Rathalosaurus]

Wow!! Hold it.
This Hypsilophodon looks so gorgeous, yet a bit spooky!

Indeed, that's John Conway's "grumpy Hypsilophodon" 

My reply: And what do you think YOU are?

No, just kidding. It is gorgeous!!

[stoneage]

I think most Cambrian figures would work at this scale.