How these figures look together? [Comparison Thread]

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Took me a while to work out which is which for a second, but thanks, it it's about the same size as the older Carnegie then there's not much point in me getting the Papo. Thank you very much for that.

[Faelrin]

Does anyone have both the Carnegie Collection and new Safari Ltd Ichthyosaurus figures?

[suspsy]

LEGO Rexy with Blueback, Hardbit, and Firestreak.

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

As I noted elsewhere, I suspect that the Beasts of the Mesozoic T. rex will end up being around the same size as Rexy.

[Libraraptor]

Can anyone compare the Papo "Brachiosaurus" with both of the Carnegie Brachiosaurus figures?

  I only have a pic with the first Carnegie version (and Schleich). The second Carnegie version is of course smaller.

These three look spick and span 

[Tyto_Theropod]

Sorry for another request, but I would love to see a photo of the Eofauna Giganotosaurus with  Sede the PNSO Ankylosaurus   

@Concavenator, I know this post is a bit old, but I now have both these figures and could post a comparison shot if you still want to see one.

[Concavenator]

@Tyto_Theropod I don't need that comparison now, but thank you anyways 

[Takama]

Forgive me if this was alredy been requested. But does any one have the version 1 (blue 1990s edition)Carnegie collection Brachiosaurus, and and an assembled copy of the Tamiya Brachiosaurus?    I woul like to see them, side by side if possible.

Thanks in advance

[suspsy]

Last weekend, when I was at the CMN with my wife and our son (and I'm pleased to say that he's very fond of seeing the dinosaurs), I picked up the Papo cave bear on a whim. It's funny, I wasn't at all interested back when it first came out. Maybe it was because I've been hoping and hoping for someone to make an Arctotherium, which is far bigger, weirder, and more interesting to me. Nevertheless, I rather like this cave bear now. It's distinctive enough from any modern bear, it's a good size, and it fits right in with my other Cenozoic bad boys, as you can see:

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr
Left to right: Bonecruncher, Bearknuckle, Slashfang, Sawjaw, Gutwrench, and G'Nash.

[Faelrin]

@suspsy Okay if I'm being honest I'm a bit envious of that assortment of beasts you have there. I only have the Smildon myself (and well a few others such as the Woolly Mammoth and both Woolly Rhino's Safari Ltd made). I'm really glad there's a lot of choice out there for most of the popular/pop culture species, though a few more wouldn't hurt either.

[suspsy]

Thank you. I hope that all the big companies churn out more Cenozoic carnivores in the future; there's so many that have never been rendered in toy form yet.

[Dinoguy2]

Forgive me if this was alredy been requested. But does any one have the version 1 (blue 1990s edition)Carnegie collection Brachiosaurus, and and an assembled copy of the Tamiya Brachiosaurus?    I woul like to see them, side by side if possible.

Thanks in advance

Are you talking about the original sculpt in blue paint, or the resculpted version in blue paint? I don't have the Tamiya, I just ask because the first two Carnegie sculpts are slightly different sizes. Easiest way to tell which is which is that the newer, smaller version has sculpted wrinkles on the bottom of the feet. It's also the same sculpt as the green repaint.

[Takama]

Forgive me if this was alredy been requested. But does any one have the version 1 (blue 1990s edition)Carnegie collection Brachiosaurus, and and an assembled copy of the Tamiya Brachiosaurus?    I woul like to see them, side by side if possible.

Thanks in advance

Are you talking about the original sculpt in blue paint, or the resculpted version in blue paint? I don't have the Tamiya, I just ask because the first two Carnegie sculpts are slightly different sizes. Easiest way to tell which is which is that the newer, smaller version has sculpted wrinkles on the bottom of the feet. It's also the same sculpt as the green repaint.

I was spefificaly requsting the Version 2 of that model.   The one thats shorter, and less, Blocky in the face.   (And was later reapainted in green)

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Does someone have the Safari Velociraptor and the new Deinoychus? I wonder, how they look next to each other. They could fit quite good together. If so, i'll get the Velocirapor aswell.

Thank you

[Loon]

Does someone have the Safari Velociraptor and the new Deinoychus? I wonder, how they look next to each other. They could fit quite good together. If so, i'll get the Velocirapor aswell.

Thank you

From @Halichoeres' collection thread:

The Deinonychus is just a couple of centimeters longer, so they're definitely not to scale with each other.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Does someone have the Safari Velociraptor and the new Deinoychus? I wonder, how they look next to each other. They could fit quite good together. If so, i'll get the Velocirapor aswell.

Thank you

From @Halichoeres' collection thread:

The Deinonychus is just a couple of centimeters longer, so they're definitely not to scale with each other.

Great! Thank you. They do look good together. So, the Velociraptor will be an addition.

Yes, i looked up their measurements and thought the same. But they look quite similar, so my idea was to convert the Velociraptor to a Deinonychus. Just by Repainting it a bit like the Deino. So maybe a Male and Female. The Body and Skulls are different, but in the End its a Toy Figure and these are never completely accurate.

Thank you for your fast response.

[CityRaptor]

If you were going for male and female, you would not even have to repaint one, given how sexual dimorphism in birds also includes color differences.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Yes of course, but i would like to have a similar pattern style. But yes, they should be diverse in general.

[Killekor]

Could someone post a comparison photo of the REBOR Stegosaurus and Eofauna Atlasaurus with the Papo Spinosaurus, REBOR Dilophosaurus or Carnegie Miragaia? Thanks in advance!

Killekor

[Flaffy]

How does the Safari ltd 2019 stegosaurus compare with the Rebor stegosaurus?
While Rebor clearly wins in the paint department, is Rebor's more pronounced detailing better than Safari's more subtle approach?

[Shonisaurus]

I would like a comparative photograph of the stegosaurus of PNSO, Rebor and Safari, it would be an interesting trio or quintet in case someone has all three versions of Rebor.