Roselaar's All-new PB-free Collections Thread

[CityRaptor]

Ah yes. Those are hard to clean when assembled since they tend to fall apart,  unless one uses lots of glue. And they are still readily available.

Looks like the Stego is in space.

[Lanthanotus]

I had almost all of them back in the days. Each time I went to the hardware store I picked up a new one. Dunno what happend to them, maybe my Dad used them firewood....

[Roselaar]

There's a whole lot more Dilophosaurs where that first lot came from, but now they roar!:

[Roselaar]

Old Carnegiesaurs. Not great figures, but still a classic line. The Elasmosaurus was my first Safari figure, bought back in the day of its first release. May very well have been my first museum line toy.

[Roselaar]

Various monochrome little Chinasaurus, some of them the stuff you find at the dentist.

[Roselaar]

Some classic JP vehicles. Okay, so they're not prehistoric animals, but they're JP related so I'll add them here. It's my collections thread after all, and I'll post what I please.

[Halichoeres]

Some classic JP vehicles. Okay, so they're not prehistoric animals, but they're JP related so I'll add them here. It's my collections thread after all, and I'll post what I please.

I for one won't try to stand in your way!

[Roselaar]

Some more older Carnegiesaurs, from the time when the line was slowly making real progress in dinosaur accuracy.

[Roselaar]

Jaru and Marx knock-off monstrosities:

[Roselaar]

Another classic JP vehicle:

[CityRaptor]

Ah yes, the one they never had in the movie. You know, thinking about how much trouble Grant had to fasten his seat belt in the movie, they probably should not let him fly that.
"I got good news and bad news. The good news is that I captured the Raptors. The bad news is that I crashed the Capture Copter into the aviary, so now the Pterosaurs are loose."

[Roselaar]

Another lot of Carnegies, old and less old:

[Roselaar]

Jurassic Park comics! If only the actual stories were as well drawn as the gorgeous covers...

[Reptilia]

They seem to be very cool. When were they published?

[CityRaptor]

Between 1993 and 1997. Unless it gets better after the Raptor Trilogy and the Annual ( which also introduces a very annoying kid ),  the comics that are not movie daptations are utter junk, both in writing and art. And no, it's not even entertaining junk. Honestly speaking, the best they got were some William Stout trading cards and this cover:

[Roselaar]

Between 1993 and 1997. Unless it gets better after the Raptor Trilogy and the Annual ( which also introduces a very annoying kid ),  the comics that are not movie daptations are utter junk, both in writing and art. And no, it's not even entertaining junk. Honestly speaking, the best they got were some William Stout trading cards and this cover:

Not entirely untrue. The stories usually aren't very well written or even drawn. It's just fun to have alternative stories with the classic JP characters and dinosaurs. And the covers are soooo cool.

Also very cool, JPS1 Young T-Rex(es). My very first JP toy was one of these.

[Roselaar]

Various unremarkable Chinasaurs:

[Roselaar]

A small herd of Stegosaurs. Added three more since this picture was taken. It really is a horribly inaccurate figure, but I cannot feel but be all nostalgic about it.

[Megalosaurus]

Great figures Rooselar.
I like your Jaru and Marx knock-off monstrosities, I had a lot in my childhood.

[Roselaar]

More Carnegiesaurs. Some of their finest included.