Roselaar's All-new PB-free Collections Thread

[Roselaar]

Not a fan of Chap Mei, but that Ichtyosaurus doesn't look bad and the addition of some fish is nice aswell

It may actually be CM's most accurate figure. Despite it not having a biting action button on its back or light-up eyes. 

Speaking of biting action...

[CityRaptor]

Ten Raptors! But none of them is the green-eyed variant. I noticed that some are missing the blue throat. Has this variant been adressed at JP Toys at one point?

[Roselaar]

Ten Raptors! But none of them is the green-eyed variant. I noticed that some are missing the blue throat. Has this variant been adressed at JP Toys at one point?

Probably has. I now have seventeen TLW Raptors, including a green-eyed variant. 

I have less of these, but I don't need any more of them, really.

[Joey]

Imperial has a Mammoth? Or what company is that? I thought Imperial only has a Mastodon?

[Libraraptor]

Imperial has a Mammoth? Or what company is that? I thought Imperial only has a Mastodon?

I own this mammoth too. It just says Made in China on one leg.The Brand was always a mystery to me.

[Roselaar]

Imperial has a Mammoth? Or what company is that? I thought Imperial only has a Mastodon?

I own this mammoth too. It just says Made in China on one leg.The Brand was always a mystery to me.

I do think it's Imperial though. Not a 100% sure. It's old though, I got it in the early nineties.

These Safarisaurs are a bit of a more recent addition though.

[Roselaar]

Here's some lovely reading material. I really need to get myself the other Dinotopia books...

[Roselaar]

More Safarisaurs:

[Roselaar]

Hatchery of baby Rexes. One of the most screen accurate Kenner figures.

[Roselaar]

Simple Chinasaurs:

[Roselaar]

Some more of Safari's greatest hits:

[Shonisaurus]

All those Safari figures are unbeatable. The one that perhaps I like more apart from dunkleosteus, kaprosuchus, postosuchus and inostrancevia is certainly the coelacanth is one of the best figures of safari animals of that time and with a size more than acceptable. A great figure. 

[Roselaar]

All those Safari figures are unbeatable. The one that perhaps I like more apart from dunkleosteus, kaprosuchus, postosuchus and inostrancevia is certainly the coelacanth is one of the best figures of safari animals of that time and with a size more than acceptable. A great figure. 

Postosuchus is my personal favorite. It has Papo levels of detail. If only it had a posable jaw as well...

Large lot of Pachycephalosaurus. It has grown larger since.

[Roselaar]

The mighty Famemaster 4D Anatomy T-Tex, from both sides of course:

[Roselaar]

These figures will be familiar to most of you all. A lot of them are already considered true classics, inaccurate or not.

[Roselaar]

Some more classic TLW figures. These three were a lot less common than the three basic dinosaurs shown before in most territories. I never saw any of them in stores and they only showed up imported in minor quantities. I found a few online, but definitely not as many as with the other three.

[Roselaar]

Some old AAA figures:

[Lanthanotus]

The mighty Famemaster 4D Anatomy T-Tex, from both sides of course:

Doesn't look too bad.... might rethink on getting it, just knew it from the boxes in the local mall.

[Roselaar]

The mighty Famemaster 4D Anatomy T-Tex, from both sides of course:

Doesn't look too bad.... might rethink on getting it, just knew it from the boxes in the local mall.

It really isn't bad, even though it may be outdated. I love the paint job. It's also a decent size.

Second batch of Papo figures. This is where they started to move away from blatantly copying JP.

[Roselaar]

Some rare TLW human figures. This Nick van Owen may actually be the rarest JP figure ever released.