The Battat Dynasty

[Takama]

here you go Stoneage, save Boki some work.

[Bokisaurus]

Well, figured it will be good to see the new generation with all of their predecessors, so here you go-


The new figures go well with the old, there is good consistency in the figures. Here you will see the entire collection

[Takama]

Nice group shots. I cant wait to own them all (The re-releases that is)

[EmperorDinobot]

I'm going to have to pick up my jaw, because it dropped on the floor hard upon seeing so many beautiful Battats.

Wonderful shots Bokisaurus.

[stargatedalek]

euoplocephalus gives me Dinosaur King flashbacks

they all look great together, I've never been a huge fan of them to be honest but I'll probably pick up a couple of the re-releases

[Yutyrannus]

It's hard to believe that the same person who sculpted the Cryolophosaurus and Gastonia also sculpted that horrifying Dilophosaurus.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

Tact seems a lost art anymore

[stoneage]

here you go Stoneage, save Boki some work.

Thanks Takama!  I remember that Boki did a review of the Collecta Dacentrurus and Carnegie Miragaia, so I knew he had the figure.  Both the Collecta and Battat Dacentrurus are suppose to be 1/40 scale.  But the Collecta figure is a lot bigger.  Which one is correct?

[Takama]

The Battat one I believe.   A lot of CollectAs figures are way too oversized to be 1:40 (seriously, there triceratops looks gigantic when compared to the little guy that comes with them)

[tanystropheus]

I like the Pachy and the Theriz 

...now, if we can only get the DR Iguanodon and Parasaurolophus....I suppose anything is possible at this point...

[grantharding]

Beautiful! Thanks

[EmperorDinobot]

It's hard to believe that the same person who sculpted the Cryolophosaurus and Gastonia also sculpted that horrifying Dilophosaurus.

I think it's a very nice mold in a very dynamic pose. It does have difficulty standing, but it is by no means horrible.

[loru1588]

It's hard to believe that the same person who sculpted the Cryolophosaurus and Gastonia also sculpted that horrifying Dilophosaurus.

I think it's a very nice mold in a very dynamic pose. It does have difficulty standing, but it is by no means horrible.

The 1st Dilophosaurus was sculpted 20 years ago! I do hope anything I did 20 years ago has shown SOME signs of improvement!! You do realize the Dilophosaurus was resculpted a few years later?

[Yutyrannus]

It's hard to believe that the same person who sculpted the Cryolophosaurus and Gastonia also sculpted that horrifying Dilophosaurus.

I think it's a very nice mold in a very dynamic pose. It does have difficulty standing, but it is by no means horrible.

The 1sy Dilophosaurus was sculpted 20 years ago! I do hope anything I did 20 years ago has shown SOME signs of improvement!! You do realize the Dilophosaurus was resculpted a few years later?

Oh, yeah there's an IMMENSE amount of improvement. Actually, the Cryolophosaurus is one of the best figures I own .

No I didn't, I don't think there is a picture of it on here.

[Yutyrannus]

It's hard to believe that the same person who sculpted the Cryolophosaurus and Gastonia also sculpted that horrifying Dilophosaurus.

I think it's a very nice mold in a very dynamic pose. It does have difficulty standing, but it is by no means horrible.

Are we talking about the same figure?

[DinoLord]

Not all the dilophosaurus had a stand. I think it's a pretty good figure. It's no Ceratosaurus (which is probably one of my overall favorites, big props to you Dan if it was your sculpt) but it's certainly not horrifying.

[loru1588]

Here's a link to the 2nd version of the Dilophosaurus < http://dinotoyblog.com/2012/02/20/dilophosaurus-battat/ >

[loru1588]

here you go Stoneage, save Boki some work.

Thanks Takama!  I remember that Boki did a review of the Collecta Dacentrurus and Carnegie Miragaia, so I knew he had the figure.  Both the Collecta and Battat Dacentrurus are suppose to be 1/40 scale.  But the Collecta figure is a lot bigger.  Which one is correct?

Dacentrurus was about 25 feet long making it around 7" in 1:40th scale

[EmperorDinobot]

Yes, we are talking about the same figure. Hmm... seems I have version 2. I kinda like Ver 1 too! It's got a sort of...vintage appeal to it.

[Yutyrannus]

Here's a link to the 2nd version of the Dilophosaurus < http://dinotoyblog.com/2012/02/20/dilophosaurus-battat/ >

Oh, that's much better.