Plush Dinosaurs

[Faelrin]

It has candy canes for arms/grabber thingies. That's so sweet. 

Need this one for sure. Eye stalks giving me Tullimonstrum vibes though lol.

[Mellow Stego]

I have a lot of plushies of prehistoric animals.
I need to start posting pics.

[Nyr0r0saurus]

I don't think GIANTmicrobes' plush skulls and prehistoric inverts have been posted here yet: https://www.giantmicrobes.com/us/fuzzy-fossils

Most of the dinosaur skulls

Allosaurus

Woolly mammoth

Smilodon

Ground sloth

Cambrian creatures (trilobite, Marrella, Opabinia and Wiwaxia)

[crazy8wizard]

I love Giant Microbes but some of these irritate me. The Mammoth and Ground sloth have the eyes in the wrong spot which in turn accidentally gave these mammals antorbital fenestrae. Guess they're archosaurs now.

[BlueKrono]

That plush mammoth skull is the stuff of nightmares.

[Mellow Stego]

New plush!

[EmperorDinobot]

those are very cute. I hope they get reviews!

Anyways, remind me to review this:

I got it at the OMSI when they did the "Meet The Family" exhibit.

[Halichoeres]

New plush!

Asaphus kowaleskii? That's very cool! I didn't know anyone made a plush version.

[Nyr0r0saurus]

Australian Age of Dinosaurs has some very cute new plushes

Australovenator


Diamantinasaurus


Kronosaurus

[BlueKrono]

I got the Krono last year. It's utterly gorgeous in person; one of the highest quality stuffed animals I own. I bought a number of things from the museum, so the shipping from Australia was worth it. Be aware that the "free shipping on orders over $100" only applies to domestic orders.

[tomw]

Here's my collection - if anyone knows of any other good feathered theropod plushies please send them my way.



Has anyone seen this plush terror bird in person?

[Flaffy]

Bunch of new releases from that mystery chinese plush maker. The rest of the lineup can be found in this list here kindly compiled by @Faelrin . Link: https://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=5300.msg369818#msg369818

Kimberella


Omnidens


Sacabambaspis


Astrapis


Arandaspis

[Flaffy]

@Halichoeres would the Sacabambaspis be of potential interest? I know you've got the Oumcraft version already but this one depicts the longer tail and taller fins.

[Faelrin]

With everything in the world going wrong dragging me down right now (in addition to my poor living situation), seeing these little ancient jawless fish with their permanent happy faces brought a much needed smile to my face.

[Flaffy]

With everything in the world going wrong dragging me down right now (in addition to my poor living situation), seeing these little ancient jawless fish with their permanent happy faces brought a much needed smile to my face.

I thought you might've liked them

Someone in Japan posted an in hand pic of one and it's just as goofy as expected.

[Halichoeres]

Those are awfully cute, and I appreciate the attention to detail. But to answer your question @Flaffy I probably won't go for it--plush is very much the medium of last resort for me!

[Nyr0r0saurus]

Plush mammoth from the La Brea Tar Pits museum (I assume it has a trunk that was cut off in a cropping error)

[SBell]

Here's my collection - if anyone knows of any other good feathered theropod plushies please send them my way.


Has anyone seen this plush terror bird in person?

Sorry I missed this.

They're infrequent, but when Palaeoplushies has them available, they're wonderfully made (and never last long)

https://www.palaeoplushies.com/

A few feathered dinos, and a whole lot more.
They're not toy plush though --too expensive, and not produced with the various safety measures required for children. They're more like plush sculptures

[Flaffy]

New plush of Doris the Pliosaurus. Still wish we got a more detailed "collector's edition" of that life-size sculpture.

Link: https://shop.bristolmuseums.org.uk/products/doris-the-pliosaurus-soft-toy?

[crazy8wizard]

Oh man I've gotta find one of these. I've been itching for a good pliosaur plush for some time and I think this might be my favorite