Which extinct animals need to be better represented in toy form?

[Archosauria]

We all know that some extinct animals don't get very much attention by toy/model manufacturers.
Which do you think need more love?

Feel free to list something that wasn't an option in the poll 

[tyrantqueen]

Definitely giant arthropods. I just haven't seen that many models of them.

[Archosauria]

Definitely giant arthropods. I just haven't seen that many models of them.

I don't think I've ever seen any. We definitely need some.

One year I attempted to do a Carboniferous diorama, but I had to use little dollar store bugs in place of actual models of Carboniferous Arthropods.

[Faelrin]

There could definitely be more Tiktaalik, Ichthyostega, Diplocaulus, and other creatures of that nature made into figures. I think there should be more giant arthropod figures as well, specifically those awesome Carboniferous ones. I also think there should be more Paleozoic and Triassic animals in general. Prehistoric birds and mammals (beyond the typical Pleistocene stock) are pretty neglected when it comes to being made into figures.

[Lanthanotus]

I'd really like to see more (prehistoric) plants and trees offered by toy makers.

Also, anything from the early Triassic and before with the exception of Dimetrodon - we really got from that than anyone needs (well, maybe if someone approached its suggested mammalian characteristics....)

[Shonisaurus]

Tyrannosauroids such as the gorgosaurus, daspletosaurus, tarbosaurus, albertosaurus or alioramus are very poorly represented.

On the other hand it should be said that there are many species of dinosaurs too represented examples, mamut primigenius, tyrannosaurus rex, stegosaurus, triceratops, velociraptor, brachiosaurus, apatosaurus, allosaurus, ankylosaurus, styracosaurus, pteranodon, iguanodon, parasaurolophus, elasmosaurus, tylosaurus, liopleurodon among other figures. Companies always make the same species of dinosaurs and prehistoric animals.

I would like to suggest that new species are made here.

[Jetoar]

Tyrannosauroids such as the gorgosaurus, daspletosaurus, tarbosaurus, albertosaurus or alioramus are very poorly represented.

On the other hand it should be said that there are many species of dinosaurs too represented examples, mamut primigenius, tyrannosaurus rex, stegosaurus, triceratops, velociraptor, brachiosaurus, apatosaurus, allosaurus, ankylosaurus, styracosaurus, pteranodon, iguanodon, parasaurolophus, elasmosaurus, tylosaurus, liopleurodon among other figures. Companies always make the same species of dinosaurs and prehistoric animals.

I would like to suggest that new species are made here.

I will intend to offer some diffrents species  .

[Shonisaurus]

Tyrannosauroids such as the gorgosaurus, daspletosaurus, tarbosaurus, albertosaurus or alioramus are very poorly represented.

On the other hand it should be said that there are many species of dinosaurs too represented examples, mamut primigenius, tyrannosaurus rex, stegosaurus, triceratops, velociraptor, brachiosaurus, apatosaurus, allosaurus, ankylosaurus, styracosaurus, pteranodon, iguanodon, parasaurolophus, elasmosaurus, tylosaurus, liopleurodon among other figures. Companies always make the same species of dinosaurs and prehistoric animals.

I would like to suggest that new species are made here.

I will intend to offer some diffrents species  .

Thank you Jetoar for your words. Your figures stand out for being rare figures in the market of collecting and that is appreciated apart from how well made they are. 

[Kaprosaurus]

Two words. MEGAPIRANHA PARANENSIS. The only known ancestor of piranhas.Soon my BFFs (Best Fish Friends)....you will get one

[PumperKrickel]

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[Halichoeres]

I think of the options offered here, the arthropods are the most ignored relative to their diversity. But even worse are ambulacrarians. There is exactly one that I'm aware of (Kaiyodo Pleurocystites), despite a rich fossil record of literally thousands of genera of crinoids, echinoids, and graptolites. I'd also like to see more extinct plants, corals, mollusks, brachiopods, annelids, and of course fishes. Every company could take a year off from tetrapods and produce nothing but these other groups, and still there would be more saurischian genera represented as toys.

[Faelrin]

I think of the options offered here, the arthropods are the most ignored relative to their diversity. But even worse are ambulacrarians. There is exactly one that I'm aware of (Kaiyodo Pleurocystites), despite a rich fossil record of literally thousands of genera of crinoids, echinoids, and graptolites. I'd also like to see more extinct plants, corals, mollusks, brachiopods, annelids, and of course fishes. Every company could take a year off from tetrapods and produce nothing but these other groups, and still there would be more saurischian genera represented as toys.

I never really thought about this, but it is a really good point. Now I want a crinoid figure.

[CityRaptor]

Really anything but mammals and "Stock Dinosaurs".

[Silvanusaurus]

I'm going to throw Rhynchosaurs out there. Ever since I recently discovered that a species was discovered in my own native county of the UK, I've really wanted to get a good figure to represent it, but as far as i know there arent any mass produced examples, unless I am mistaken?

[Archosauria]

I'm going to throw Rhynchosaurs out there. Ever since I recently discovered that a species was discovered in my own native county of the UK, I've really wanted to get a good figure to represent it, but as far as i know there arent any mass produced examples, unless I am mistaken?

Hey, good call!

This one is a Ryncosaur, correct?
http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-hzuhvJtq_KE/TzbhpwTOOYI/AAAAAAAAAu4/uWrpox4Nu4E/s576/rynch.jpg

[Archosauria]

Ok, yeah, obviously it's not a very high quality one, that's for sure
 

[Halichoeres]

Yeah, I would like a good rhynchosaur too. There's the Dawn of the Dinosaurs one, but it's very difficult to find in addition to being a little crude, and there's this figure from Xidi/Happy Kin(g):



It's identified as a Hyperodapedon on the belly but the design is very clearly based on the Dorling Kindersley Placerias (with an extra helping of badassery).

[deanm]

Wow, that set was also being sold at Costco Canada (at least the one in Burlington, Ontario) about 6 months ago for 25$

[Halichoeres]

Wow, that set was also being sold at Costco Canada (at least the one in Burlington, Ontario) about 6 months ago for 25$

I got it from TaoBao with the help of acro-man. Did you get it for the Dimorphodon?

[Reptilia]

Ouch, that Dimorphodon is ugly. What the two theropods are supposed to be? Coelophysis and Velociraptor?