Roselaar's All-new PB-free Collections Thread

[Shonisaurus]

I recognize that I was very unfair when evaluating that figure, but then I did not realize that every toy dinosaur company, especially Papo, has its philosophy and honestly, although it is not the baryonyx that I have in mind, Papo's baryonyx forms a beautiful set with his counterpart therizinosaurus in my showcases. It is a figure like all of Papo's very detailed.

[Roselaar]

Safari/Collecta/Rebor haul from a few years ago:

[Shonisaurus]

Thank you for sharing these photographs on this beautiful cast of Roselaar figures of recent years. It is noted that over the years the figures of PVC / vinyl are improving gradually competing with those of extremely expensive resin.

[Roselaar]

Of course I added Banjo immediately when he became available. Such an amazing figure. Too bad the rest of the line never materialized... 

[Shonisaurus]

True is what you say with respect to the australovenator nicknamed "Banjo" a magnificent figure beautifully presented in box luxuriously, it is a pity that they did not continue making other Australian dinosaurs such as minmi, muttaburrasaurus, rhoetosaurus or leaellynasaura for some examples of Australian dinosaurs known by fans and enthusiasts of the Mesozoic world.

[Roselaar]

True is what you say with respect to the australovenator nicknamed "Banjo" a magnificent figure beautifully presented in box luxuriously, it is a pity that they did not continue making other Australian dinosaurs such as minmi, muttaburrasaurus, rhoetosaurus or leaellynasaura for some examples of Australian dinosaurs known by fans and enthusiasts of the Mesozoic world.

Sucks extra hard because there was talk of a Diamantinasaurus for the same line. That would have been awesome!

The start of my Mattel JW collection. Not pictured, the grey Dimorphodon. In its stead we see a Chap Mei Pachyrhinosaurus, also fun.

[Roselaar]

Another nice King's Day flea market haul. The Starluxes were real unexpected treasures to find.

[Libraraptor]

Wow! Is that a Diplocaulus on the very left of the table?

[Shonisaurus]

Wow! Is that a Diplocaulus on the very left of the table?

@Libraraptor I get the impression that it is a diplocaulus and it is huge and very cool.

[Lizerd]

That dilophosaurus on steroids reminds me of one I used to have. Dang you have a ton of stuff

[Roselaar]

Wow! Is that a Diplocaulus on the very left of the table?

Maybe. I thought it was close enough and bought it for 10 cts. It's a total Chinasaur (but the paleo-amphibian kind) but I like it regardless. 

[Roselaar]

One of the better catches I ever did, all Carnage Resaurus figures mint in box. Still very tempted to open them, but I kow they're not easy to find in this condition. These are among the coolest dinosaur action figures I've ever seen!

[Shonisaurus]

Magnificent figures of Carnage Resaurus I see Roselaar that you buy dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals in batches and spectacularly.

[Halichoeres]

Wow! Is that a Diplocaulus on the very left of the table?

Maybe. I thought it was close enough and bought it for 10 cts. It's a total Chinasaur (but the paleo-amphibian kind) but I like it regardless. 

I think it's the Imperial Diplocaulus.

[Roselaar]

GeoWorld figures. An interesting but ultimately feeble line.

[Libraraptor]

Yeah, regarding the claim of the Geo World line ("palaeontologist approved"), it is really subpar. However, I do have their Baryonyx and actually like it.

[Shonisaurus]

To me one of the few figures that convince me of Geoworld is its stygimoloch. Anyway, if the plastic material was of better quality, perhaps I would be encouraged to make the collection. Nevertheless they have figures of prehistoric mammals moderately acceptable and brilliant.

[Roselaar]

A lone Wave 2 JW Dimorphodon.

[Roselaar]

Kaprosuchus! One of Papo's most inspired and daring choices and a formidable sculpt.

[Shonisaurus]

I enjoy your Roselaar collection and it is true Papo's kaprosuchus is an elegant and very pretty figure, it makes a good combination with Safari.