Roselaar's All-new PB-free Collections Thread

[Roselaar]

Maybe you should open a museum for your collection 

That's what I told him too!

But... it already is a museum! And it's open to everybody, on appointment and free of charge (though you can always pay me with more dinosaurs if you like).

Smaller roaring WWD3D action figures. The Troodon is quite wonderful.

[Lizerd]

I would pay to see this collection 

[Halichoeres]

But... it already is a museum! And it's open to everybody, on appointment and free of charge (though you can always pay me with more dinosaurs if you like).

You know, if I'm ever in the Netherlands I'll make an effort to take you up on that.

[Lizerd]

The Netherlands? I have some relatives there... they are all tall.
Well I will check it out if I get the chance and am in Europe again

[Roselaar]

The Netherlands? I have some relatives there... they are all tall.

So am I. 1.93 ms.

But... it already is a museum! And it's open to everybody, on appointment and free of charge (though you can always pay me with more dinosaurs if you like).

You know, if I'm ever in the Netherlands I'll make an effort to take you up on that.

And you know you're more than welcome.

Some more JP Dinosaurs repaints. Some use the paint schemes of the abandoned JP Chaos Effect: Night Hunter Series, FYI.

[Lizerd]

Again, amazing how you collect and organize these 

[Roselaar]

3-pack of cute Pachyrhinosaur kids from that godawful movie.

[Lizerd]

Interesting, you present the cases in a way that is aesthetically pleasing 

[Roselaar]

More WWD3D. The minifigures this time. Lovely set. Never did acquire their glow-in-the-dark variants, but not all that interested in them anyway.

[Roselaar]

Some of Kenner's finest and most inspired critters, repainted:

[Roselaar]

Yowies Lost Kingdom, Series B. Some great and inspired choices here.

[Libraraptor]

Indeed!

[Halichoeres]

That was the best Yowie series. Too bad they weren't up to the production standards of their current figures.

[Roselaar]

That was the best Yowie series. Too bad they weren't up to the production standards of their current figures.

Yowies is still at it? Did they make any new prehistoric figures?

Some more Kenner repaints from the first JP Dinosaurs line. Only one set missing, but only like 15 of those were ever released...

[Lizerd]

Yowies? That is a weird name... I like it, sounds like someone who steps on a lego...

[Gwangi]

Yowies? That is a weird name... I like it, sounds like someone who steps on a lego...

A Yowie is basically the Australian version of bigfoot, it's a cryptid. The line of toys known as Yowies is a series of figures depicting extinct Australian animals.

[Lizerd]

That makes more sense, but I still like the ignorant version more 
Got to check that line out some more.

[Roselaar]

That makes more sense, but I still like the ignorant version more 
Got to check that line out some more.

Careful though, collecting these is addictive and they're not often easy to come by. Best bet is the Aussie eBay, I scored all three sets there in complete condition.

Speaking of which, here is Series C:

[Lizerd]

Crap, shouldn't collect those. Its like a pizza, once you start eating you can't stop 

[Brontozaurus]

That was the best Yowie series. Too bad they weren't up to the production standards of their current figures.

Yowies is still at it? Did they make any new prehistoric figures?

It's being produced by a new company (licensing disputes ended the original line), who are doing them as solid figures rather than ones you build. No prehistoric figures as of yet, and since these ones were made specifically to promote a museum exhibition, I don't know if they'll do a new set. However their instagram has featured a few recently extinct animals, and whoever runs it implied that this might be something in the works.