Robin - Goodfellow's Collection ( Collection "Tour" from page 113 )

[RobinGoodfellow]

New pictures of Paleozoo figures:







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[Halichoeres]

..a lucky find: Expo Quetzalcoatlus by Colorata



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I love that figure. Did you make the stand yourself?

[RobinGoodfellow]

..a lucky find: Expo Quetzalcoatlus by Colorata



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I love that figure. Did you make the stand yourself?

No, the stand is from an old McFarlane Dragon figure....   

[RobinGoodfellow]

This is my first commission to an artist  ( the DTF member Jetoar ):

Paleo-Creatures  1:7  Xenacanthus






I also bought his Tullimonstrum:



Great figures 

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[Jetoar]

Really awesome photographs  . Thanks again RobinGoodfellows .

[RobinGoodfellow]

..and now some April new acquisitions...

Toyway WWD Leaellynasaura



Now my WWD collection is complete ( I don't consider the Ornithocheirus because it's impossible to find  ).
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Safari "Sue Exposition" Tyrannosaurus and Torosaurus





Linde Sphenacodon, Stegosaurus and Dimetrodon



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[LophoLeeVT]

nice!!!

[RobinGoodfellow]

Stegosaurus in my collection:





























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[tyrantqueen]

I thought it was Joosa who was posting those for a second

[RobinGoodfellow]

I thought it was Joosa who was posting those for a second

...ehhehhh... you're right.... 

[Viking Spawn]

Lovely Stegos!!! 

[Archinto]

The Dimetrodon and Sphenacodon are probably some of the most beautifully sculpted figures from the Linde set in my opinion. The Ramphorynchus is at the top tho, and all the others play a very close third especially the triceratops. Really lovely figures. I love my Linde's.

On your Resaurus stego, Is it the 1997 Resaurus Carnage original version or one of the later Toyway ones? Its marked clearly on the tail if its an original, otherwise just says "made in china". My stego doesnt have the base, and I seem to remember the bases having a sticker on them instead of printing and being made of solid rubber on the originals. Its cool to see all the different variations of the figures I have not seen one other than this one with the printed "Stego" on the nameplate. Very awesome!

[RobinGoodfellow]

The Dimetrodon and Sphenacodon are probably some of the most beautifully sculpted figures from the Linde set in my opinion. The Ramphorynchus is at the top tho, and all the others play a very close third especially the triceratops. Really lovely figures. I love my Linde's.

On your Resaurus stego, Is it the 1997 Resaurus Carnage original version or one of the later Toyway ones? Its marked clearly on the tail if its an original, otherwise just says "made in china". My stego doesnt have the base, and I seem to remember the bases having a sticker on them instead of printing and being made of solid rubber on the originals. Its cool to see all the different variations of the figures I have not seen one other than this one with the printed "Stego" on the nameplate. Very awesome!

About Linde, I found a Ramphorynchus on Ebay but it was a bit expensive so I pass.
I found Sphenacodon and Dimetrodon for a good price from a spanish Ebayer.
Honestly I'm not an expert about Linde.
I bought the Linde Sphenacodon because there are few figures of that animal on the market.. 
I just add Dimetrodon and Stegosaurus because I liked the sculpt - very vintage - 

The Stego's base is made by solid rubber.
It has the printed "Stego" on the side.
Under the base there is a sticker with info:
" Stegosaurus!
  Order: Ornithiscia
  Suborder: Stegosaurus
  Family: Stegosauridae
  Scale: 1:25
  Location: Western North America  "

Printed on the tail : " 1997 Resaurus Company Inc. "

I bought the figure from a DTF Member.

[Archinto]

Yes I do remember the offer for that stego coming to you in my thread. I am very happy for you that it is genuine. I guess mine probably have the printed nicknames beneath the stickers on my bases, but I am chicken to look in fear of destroying the stickers.

Im not really an expert on Linde's either, I am sure there are different colors they are cast in that signify what year they were released or with what particular type of coffee they came in. Hard to say. I just love how smooth and classic they are. Very beautiful sculpts. I managed to get a good deal on my set because I had a rather large ebay bucks certificate to spend. Made the shock factor of the sale go down a Lot! Granted I still got a really good price, it wasnt no $70 or more like I have seen some full sets go for.... After shipping it was well under $40 for all 8. So a killer good deal seeing as I would never be able to find them here in Alaska second hand. Enjoy them!

So, besides Linde and Marx, were there other makers who put out a Sphenacodon? I would think some of the new manufacturers would have done one. If not, I may need to sculpt one...

[RobinGoodfellow]

So, besides Linde and Marx, were there other makers who put out a Sphenacodon? I would think some of the new manufacturers would have done one. If not, I may need to sculpt one...

For what I know, only Linde and Marx.
Geene Models (Galileo Hernandez) made a prototype but I can't find it on Shapeways ( http://paleoarte.blogspot.it/2011/12/geene-models.html ).

[Archinto]

Hmm thats odd no one took that one up and made a new model, especially since it was seemingly a popular prehistoric reptile in the 50's.

Thats a pretty cool looking Sphenacodon on that page. Not available for sale yet though I take it?

[tyrantqueen]

Hmm thats odd no one took that one up and made a new model, especially since it was seemingly a popular prehistoric reptile in the 50's.

Thats a pretty cool looking Sphenacodon on that page. Not available for sale yet though I take it?

No. That kit is one of Galileo's older ones. It's most likely ooap now, too late to try and get it. His garage kit company also had a bad reputation, to boot.

[Archinto]

Hmm thats odd no one took that one up and made a new model, especially since it was seemingly a popular prehistoric reptile in the 50's.

Thats a pretty cool looking Sphenacodon on that page. Not available for sale yet though I take it?

No. That kit is one of Galileo's older ones. It's most likely ooap now, too late to try and get it. His garage kit company also had a bad reputation, to boot.

Ahh go figure. Thats too bad, because hes got some really neat looking models.

[RobinGoodfellow]

Favorite Ancient Fish Softmodel:









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..By the way, Do you prefer the old overexposed white background or the new mid-grey ?

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[Flaffy]

Great photos! Really brings out the fine details!
I like the grey background, its more subtle.