BlueKrono's Collections

[Roselaar]

Wonderful marine reptile collection! Which company produced the large brown/black Plesiosaur in the picture showing the large figures?

[Libraraptor]

A wonderful collection!

[BlueKrono]

Wonderful marine reptile collection! Which company produced the large brown/black Plesiosaur in the picture showing the large figures?

Not quite sure. The only thing on the underside are some random numbers and the word "Carlisle". I got mine at one of those traveling animatronic dinosaur shows two years ago, and our dear Dr. Admin picked up one of his own when he was in China.

[BlueKrono]

What did I do today instead of that stuff I should have been doing? Organized and photographed my incidentals. What are incidentals, you ask? Incidentals is the term I use for figures that aren't really part of any collection, they're just stuff you picked up along the way. A lot of times there will be something I want in a lot, but I have to bid on all of it to get it and end up with 20 or 30 extras that I'm not too attached to. Here's what I've accumulated over the years, organized into semi-coherent groups, usually families. My apologies to hardcore taxonomy enthusiasts; I had to do some pretty brutal shoehorning, Walcott style, to fit some pretty generic or weird figures into some group. Since a lot of these weren't figures I was actively searching for I don't always know as much about them as I do figures in my official collections, but if you have any questions I'd be happy to try to answer them, or we could throw it up on the figure ID thread.

Hadrosaurids



Iguanodontids


Ankylosaurids



Ceratopsids



Stegosaurids



Pachycephalosaurids



Prosauropods


Sauropods


Spinosaurids


Dromaeosaurids and other small theropods



Dilophosaurids


Tyrannosaurids



Pterosaurs


Dimetrodon


Others

[Libraraptor]

Funny and interesting bunches! Well, you do know you´ve got a Battat Terra Line  Phrhinosaurus there? And some very exciting stuff in your last marine animals picture.

[BlueKrono]

Funny and interesting bunches! Well, you do know you´ve got a Battat Terra Line  Phrhinosaurus there? And some very exciting stuff in your last marine animals picture.

Yes, I picked that up a few months ago since I was thinking about doing a sculpt of my own of this species of Pachyrhinosaurus and I wanted an accurate, up-to-date model of it for proportions and anatomy reference. I picked it up in a local Target - for $7 and no shipping you can't really go wrong! Now I'm leaning more toward a Sinoceratops, but the Pachy's still a cool figure to have.

[Flaffy]

Drooling over those PlayVisions Mixosaurus... They're impossible to find now. 

[BlueKrono]

Drooling over those PlayVisions Mixosaurus... They're impossible to find now. 

I don't personally collect ichthyosaurs, but I found a bunch of PV marine reptiles in a bin in some small rural town and bought every one they had. I would certainly be willing to trade for them.

[Flaffy]

Drooling over those PlayVisions Mixosaurus... They're impossible to find now. 

I don't personally collect ichthyosaurs, but I found a bunch of PV marine reptiles in a bin in some small rural town and bought every one they had. I would certainly be willing to trade for them.

Lucky you, nice finds. Is there a list of what you need?

[BlueKrono]

Drooling over those PlayVisions Mixosaurus... They're impossible to find now. 

I don't personally collect ichthyosaurs, but I found a bunch of PV marine reptiles in a bin in some small rural town and bought every one they had. I would certainly be willing to trade for them.

Lucky you, nice finds. Is there a list of what you need?

Of sorts, but it's mostly comprised of stuff that is so rare I've never seen it for sale, and often have never seen it in anyone else's collection. And most things post 2013, which I feel I can wait on... Of course at the top of my list are the PV prehistoric amphibians. Aside from that I usually peek through people's collections and see if anything catches my fancy.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Pretty cool! Do you know which brand those henodus are?

[BlueKrono]

Pretty cool! Do you know which brand those henodus are?

The majority are Play Visions, with one imposter from the Safari toob. It's cool seeing the two side by side.

[Halichoeres]

Incoming: deluge of requests for PV marine reptiles

[BlueKrono]

Incoming: deluge of requests for PV marine reptiles

Bring 'em on. I can accommodate. PV amphibians holders to the front of the line though.

[BlueKrono]

Some more incidentals.

Prehistoric cats


Prehistoric ungulates & elephants


Others (there's a few prehistorics in there, so what the heck)


Birds (there's a couple types of Archaeopteryx)


Cephalopods, including some oldies. And a pretty cool Nautilus.

[BlueKrono]

I also have a strange obsession with the AAA Stego, Trike and Para due to these being some of my favorite toys when I was a kid. Since then I've acquired a rather large array of color variants of these figures.

AAA Stegosaurus




AAA Triceratops




AAA Parasaurolophus


AAA dino eggs


Some more favorite stegosaurs from over the years


Some little tiny guys. The black ones came with a volcano set I had. I noticed the beige one was the same sculpt. Anyone know if these have a brand?


My beloved Carnegie Spinosaurus, repaint and Salvat knockoff


The eventual fate of all dinosaurs...

[Halichoeres]

I'd never seen the AAA Stego and Trike in Battat colors! They're probably rarer than the actual Battats.

[BlueKrono]

Therapsids


Larami Diplodocuses


Imperial T-rex


What is this, Imperial? I always called this an Allosaurus.


Bubonicsaurus rex. From that company that inspired those D&D monsters.



Invicta/Laramie Iguanodons


The delightful hook-tailed UKRD Boley Iguanodon


UKRD Boley Apatosaurus


UKRD Brachiosaurus


The hefty Carnegie Brachiosaurus and two suspiciously similar-looking UKRD Brachios. The Carnegie is my nominee for "Best Figure for Clobbering Home Intruders".


More Apatosauruses. When I bought each one I thought it was the same sculpt. Turns out they're all different.


Jurassic Park Dimetrodon. Guess which one belonged to child BlueKrono...


The enormous Jurassic Park Pteranodon


What are these? Hairy eggs?


Oh. Guess they're mammoths.


There's a couple extinct platypus relatives in here.


And with that, I'd say I've almost certainly posted more than half my dino toys.

[Libraraptor]

did not know those Laramis vary that much in colour .

[Archinto]

I see stuff in your incidentals that id love to have! Lol sometimes the neatest little fun guys show up in the incidentals. But seriously, if youd like to unload a few figures out of your incidental pile shoot me a pm! :p