Roselaar's All-new PB-free Collections Thread

[Reptilia]

I was wondering why all the duplicates of the JP stuff.

[Roselaar]

I was wondering why all the duplicates of the JP stuff.

Got them in lots or for cheap and never bothered to sell them. Still don't, since I don't need the money and they're only going to be worth more by the time I might. I could use the space though, that's true...

Today, some Kaiyodo Dinotales Series 3:

[CityRaptor]

Depends on. A lot JP stuff is only really worth something when it is still MIB/MOC. At least here in Europe. Different market from the US.

Case in point:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Jurassic-Park-World-Action-Figuren-Sammlung-Dilophosaurus-Velocirapto-/132317055398?hash=item1eceb609a6%3Ag%3AiM4AAOSwaIRZrFTd&nma=true&si=dFlvUO5cIaOyY%252FZw9pTH47QzXdE%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

[Roselaar]

Depends on. A lot JP stuff is only really worth something when it is still MIB/MOC. At least here in Europe. Different market from the US.

Sure. But if I wait long enough, even a loose common Raptor might be worth twice as much as I paid for it in fifty years time. Like I said, I don't need the money right now, nor does it seem likely I will in the next few years.

And here's some electronic dinosaurs from China. The Godzilla like creature walks and smokes.

[Roselaar]

Various Jp related books:

[Roselaar]

A flight of Pteranodons blackens the skies:

[Roselaar]

And more of those lovely Kaiyodosaurs. Series 4/5. Both series I have since completed, aside from some colour variants.

[Libraraptor]

The Protoceratops belongs to my favourite dinosaur figures of all time! So charming!

[CityRaptor]

I see you got a german variant of the Pteranodon. Dino-Hauer is of course rather wrong. Aside from not being a Dinosaur, a Hauer would be a tusk of a wild boar, although Deinotherium is also known as Hauerelefant in Germany and it is also sometimes used for fangs.

[Roselaar]

I see you got a german variant of the Pteranodon. Dino-Hauer is of course rather wrong. Aside from not being a Dinosaur, a Hauer would be a tusk of a wild boar, although Deinotherium is also known as Hauerelefant in Germany and it is also sometimes used for fangs.

Thanks for the info. The English version (which I also have by now, as well as the Japanese) calls it a 'dino-strike jaw', which is equally incorrect.

[Gwangi]

I only miss the Dimorphodon, the Pteranodon set and the six Hybrid B&Bs.

Anyhow, here's a shot of what my attic looks like these days:

What is that giant green sauropod? I've seen other variations of it, and I covet it, but I have no idea who made it!

[Roselaar]

What is that giant green sauropod? I've seen other variations of it, and I covet it, but I have no idea who made it!

It's a giant UKRD figure, I believe.

Today, a nice gang of Raptors:

[CityRaptor]

Clever Girls!
A better use of Dino-Hauer.

Thanks for the info. The English version (which I also have by now, as well as the Japanese) calls it a 'dino-strike jaw', which is equally incorrect.

Jaw is at least closer than teeth.

[Roselaar]

Some nice Series 6 Dinotales figures:

[Roselaar]

A pack of Dilophosaurs:

[CityRaptor]

That's what many levels look like when you play the old Jurassic Park PC Game by Ocean.

[Roselaar]

Smaller retro walkasaurs. The Archaeopteryx is a nice species choice for this sort of thing.

[Lanthanotus]

Nice ones... that Archaeopteryx got some lizard tied to its feet?! I guess it rather hops than walks?

[Roselaar]

Nice ones... that Archaeopteryx got some lizard tied to its feet?! I guess it rather hops than walks?

Yeah, walking is saying too much here. The lizard is a fun little detail, isn't it?

Missed out the last few days, so much for living up to this title's thread.

Today, some Kaiyodo Dinotales Series 7 and some rare variants and expo figures:

[Roselaar]

One of JP's more inspired species choices, Coelophysis. I added a bunch to the existing set to make it look more like the collector's card.