March of the Titans: The sauropods!

[AcroSauroTaurus]

My sauropods.


Figures:
Herd of Marx Knock-off Brontosaurus


Figures:
Carnegie Diplodocus knock-off in Mini form
Safari Ltd. Dinos Toob Apatosaurus
JP hatchling Brachiosaurus (retired)
Safari Ltd. Dinos Toob Diplodocus
Safari Ltd. GLM Brachiosaurus


Figures:
CollectA Rebbachisaurus
Safari Ltd. Carnegie Collection Amargasaurus (retired)
Safari Ltd. Nigersaurus
Battat Terra Amargasaurus


Figures:
CollectA Argentinosaurus
Schleich Jr. Brachiosaurus (retired)
Safari Brachiosaurus (original)
CollectA Alamosaurus

Safari Ltd. Brachiosaurus (new)


Safari Ltd. Carnegie Collection Camarasaurus (retired)


CollectA Jobaria


Safari Ltd. Apatosaurus


CollectA Agustinia deluxe


Invicta Diplodocus (retired)


Schleich original Brachiosaurus (was my first ever sauropod figure) (retired)


Safari Ltd. Carnegie Collection Diplodocus and Brachiosaurus (both retired)


Chinasaur rearing Apatosaurus (Knock-off Safari original Apatosaurus)



Figures:
CollectA Daxiatitan
CollectA Mini Apatosaurus, Diplodocus, Brachiosaurus, Amargasaurus

[MLMjp]

My sauropods.

Chinasaur rearing Apatosaurus (Knock-off Safari original Apatosaurus)

I used to have that Apatosaurus.

[AcroSauroTaurus]

My sauropods.

Chinasaur rearing Apatosaurus (Knock-off Safari original Apatosaurus)

I used to have that Apatosaurus.

To be honest, its not a bad figure, despite being a knock-off.

[Bokisaurus]

Joining the nerd are the mini CollectA figures! Love these little ones!
CollectA really should release, preferably a deluxe version, of the Apatosaurus!

[AcroSauroTaurus]

Just got this guy over the weekend.

[BlueKrono]

Some prosauropods:


And sauropods proper:

[billharrison]

Here's my sauropod collection, such as it is. I've only started collecting less than a year ago. What reawakened my long lost love for dinos was the Papo models... I had no idea such incredible things were being made. I'm up to 50 now, and can't seem to stop buying. My sauropods are pictured here with my life-sized 11 pound 4 ounce Largemouth Bassosaurus.

[Jetdin]

Here's my sauropod collection, such as it is. I've only started collecting less than a year ago. What reawakened my long lost love for dinos was the Papo models... I had no idea such incredible things were being made. I'm up to 50 now, and can't seem to stop buying. My sauropods are pictured here with my life-sized 11 pound 4 ounce Largemouth Bassosaurus.

for just a year's worth of collecting thats so good bill!
i love sauropods. will take pics of my sauropod collection soon (hobby rekindled after years lol).
to assume theyre in the same scale, could we just say that that apatosaurus is the giant oklahoma specimen heehe

[billharrison]

Okay, it's been two weeks since I posted the photo just above this with the bass. Here's my Big Sauropod collection today:

[Andreioli]

Hello everybody.

Just thought I'd share my own sauropod collection:









Sauropods are really awesome

[Fenestra]

Superb display.
Bravo!

Very usefull reference picture as well.
It gives a perfect idea about size when you can see them all put together.

[Jetdin]

Hello everybody.

Just thought I'd share my own sauropod collection:









Sauropods are really awesome

wow nice collection! can i see more pics of the sean cooper argentinossurus?

[Andreioli]

Thank you Fenestra !

I basically wanted to bring something like this "to life":



Jetdin, here's some more pictures of the Sean Cooper Argentinossurus:















I bought it form DTF fellow member Reinier zwanink, he did the paint job.
It's pretty impressive.

[Fenestra]

Thank you Fenestra !

I basically wanted to bring something like this "to life":

That's exactly what I mean. 
The choreography of your shelf is perfect.
It got swing, it got drama and a very nice flow to it. I love it!

The Argentinosaurus is a very impressive sculpt and kudos to Reinier.
I like the subtle colours he decided to give it.
I was tempted to buy it when he put it up for sale, but I was in a bad place at that moment money wise.
So congratulations. 

[Andreioli]

That's exactly what I mean. 
The choreography of your shelf is perfect.
It got swing, it got drama and a very nice flow to it. I love it!

The Argentinosaurus is a very impressive sculpt and kudos to Reinier.
I like the subtle colours he decided to give it.
I was tempted to buy it when he put it up for sale, but I was in a bad place at that moment money wise.
So congratulations. 

I'm not one to turn down a bargain
When I saw Reinier's offer I knew I had to act quickly.
It has been a dream come true for me to acquire the beautiful Sean Cooper Argentinosaurus.

Thank you for your thoughts.

[Jetdin]

the argentinosaurus is beautiful! i painted mine a simple black haha

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

I have a decent amount of sauropods. My favorite is the Safari Ltd. Apatosaurus. I just got it on Saturday. For Easter, I got a toob of mini dinosaurs from Walmart that had a Giraffatitan, an Apatosaurus(I think), and some kind of prosauropod. I am getting the Papo Apatosaurus soon. It is at the top of my dinosaur model want list. I will post pictures of my sauropod collection soon.

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

Oh, finally had some time to revive some of my old threads here! So first up is my beloved sauropod collections.

They were one of the biggest animals that ever roamed the planet! My fascination with sauropods is what got me into the collecting hobby. When I first started, I was only collecting the sauropods.
Back then, there were not very many choices, both in species and product. There was the staple Brachiosaurus, followed by Apatosaurus and Diplodocus, and the odd Mamenchisaurus. But that was pretty much it. It was only in the last few years that more species have been added to the list. Companies like CollectA had doubled the number of species, and introduced many obscure ones.
Now, we have a dizzying number of figures to choose from. To date, I think there are about 23 species of sauropods represented in the toy line. This makes them one of the most diverse, only surpassed by the theropods.
So here they are, my beloved sauropod collection, enjoy!

The rearing ones and the newer figures

Is the one at the bottom an Agustinia, and if so, what company is it from? Also, the tail of the one in the bottom right reminds me of the Brontosaurus or the Shunosaurus by Gregory S. Paul.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

The agustinia can be found on David Krentz's Shapeways store:

https://www.shapeways.com/product/L444XQKX8/agustinia-1-144-krentz?optionId=1900442

[Jetdin]

my more recent acquisitions