Roselaar's All-new PB-free Collections Thread

[Roselaar]

Two recent Bullyland mammals. Not great, but decent enough for me.

[Shonisaurus]

Bullyland's current prehistoric felines far surpass its 1998 predecessors.

[tanystropheus]

Two awesome recent Collectasaurs:

Desperate times. That Xenoceratops must have been hangry...

[Roselaar]

Desperate times. That Xenoceratops must have been hangry...

LOL! 

Some larger JP III dinosaurs repainted again and again.

[Roselaar]

One of Bullyland's last shining moments:

[Shonisaurus]

The Bullyland lambeosaurus along with its europasaurus were the swan song of the Bullyland brand. It is a pity that he has abandoned the figures of dinosaurs whose quality was good and even some were remarkable and outstanding and that he practically dedicates himself to the production of Disney children's character movie figures.

It could combine the two productions (dinosaurs and wild animals) and Disney figures among other figures.
  
I congratulate you Roselaar for your new acquisition, it is better hadrosaurio that has made the Bullyland brand and for me the best lambeosaurus made to date even for me is better than the Invicta.

[Roselaar]

Oh you mean this Europasaurus?

Also a pretty nice figure and a very inspired choice.

[Shonisaurus]

True, Roselaar the europasaurus is a pretty nice figure and is one of the few that exist in the toy market. I have it on one of my shelves next to the Safari mamenchisaurus (Chinese dinosaurs).

What is said is a pity that Bullyland no longer makes dinosaur figures and prehistoric animals were very cool.

[Roselaar]

One of the last Carnegiesaurs proved to be a real dud, this boring as heck T-Rex:

[IrritatorRaji]

I'm not a fan of this Rex either, so underwhelming from a line that gave us so many beautiful and memorable models. Still, never hurts to have one in your collection

[Shonisaurus]

What spoils this figure of Carnegie's tyrannosaurus is his tripod figure, but he is honestly a good figure without becoming outstanding like others of his rank. I sincerely like his Tyrannosaurus rex Carnegie predecessor in that collection.

[Libraraptor]

Oh you mean this Europasaurus?

Also a pretty nice figure and a very inspired choice.

I do agree.  Hands down one of the last good prehistoric figures Bullyland made.

[Roselaar]

Safari made up for their lame Carnegie T-Rex the same year by releasing these lovely dinosaurs:

[Shonisaurus]

Safari pachyrhinosaurus, for me is the best that exists among the toy dinosaurs of different brands, true that Battat is great but is extremely hard and brittle material.

The monolophosaurus of Safari is a quite new and avant-garde theropod figure and a daring bet on the part of the Safari brand is one of my favorites.

In what refers to suchomimos is by far the best suchomimus that exists in the market and its difference with the Safari suchomimus of the nineties in beauty and quality is abyssal, far exceeds in details, scientific precision and quality to suchomimus made in the last century.

[Roselaar]

JP 2009, more redundant repaints. All of which I bought... 

[CityRaptor]

You even got both paint variants of that one T.rex. Funnily enough those are the only JPIII molds I still own. Two Rexes, a Spino and a Trike.  Geez, Hasbro was really milking that Rex mold in that toyline.

[Roselaar]

A nice Safari Ammonite. Probably my favorite ammonite figure.

[Shonisaurus]

The Ammonite of Safari is a great figure. I hope that one day the Safari brand will make more copies of that species, such as the olenoids, for example.

I congratulate you on your good taste, Roselaar.

[Lizerd]

Safari made an ammonite? Cool it looks very nice 

[Roselaar]

A nice box of Coloratasaurs.