BrontoScorpio's Recent Acquisitions & finds ( Please Don't Quote Pictures !!! )

[Shonisaurus]

OK, That really does it -
I hope they won't do any additional terrestrial Reptiles ( Dinosaurs ) there at PNSO -
Because the new Olorotitan have taken the last available space at the two dedicated shelves.

What an acquisition luxury, I am happy for you, it is a rare figure in the dinosaur collecting market. I'm happy for you, congratulations!

[BrontoScorpio]

... I am happy for you, it is a rare figure in the dinosaur collecting market...

Shonisaurus, Many things could be said on any of the figures on this shelf.
But, one thing is for sure : None of them is rare !

[Shonisaurus]

... I am happy for you, it is a rare figure in the dinosaur collecting market...

Shonisaurus, Many things could be said on any of the figures on this shelf.
But, one thing is for sure : None of them is rare !

@BrontoScorpio I mean rare when it comes to odorotitan because it is a little-treated figure in the dinosaur market. I don't understand much about companies but the only one I know is the PNSO small version, and for me the PNSO olorititan medium version from 2021 seems like a rare dinsoaur. That is the reason for saying that I affirm that the olorotitan is a rare figure, not from the collector's point of view but from my point of view rare in the collector's market.

Of course, if there are more odorotitan figures from other companies, I keep quiet, such as Mattel (I don't follow that company although it is fabulous) but that dinosaur is a very little treated dinosaur compared to others of the same species.

There may also be other companies that I obviously do not know that have made the figure of that dinosaur. You have misunderstood my phrase, I apologize.

[BrontoScorpio]

Now, for something a bit different -

10 Dino coins :

[GojiraGuy1954]

That "Tyrannosaurus" is the Carcharodontosaur from the cover of Dinosaurs: How They Lived and Evolved

[Shonisaurus]

Those coins are really cool, what material are they made of? I do not understand numismatics at all and I would like to know if some of the ones you show are made of gold. They are very pretty.

[Libraraptor]

What an interesting array of coins! What´s on their back?

[BrontoScorpio]

That's a question I would have probably ask also ...
Nice thought, Librarator ...

[BrontoScorpio]

Long since I had one of those -
A parcel from Germany, combined of 9 different purchases from 9 sellers :




The loose ones :



Now everything is loose :


Got some Bullyland ( Standard Size ) and Kellogg's -
( The small tree is of Bullyland also - and they are surprisingly hard to come by )


But, First and foremost - An ending to a long time search of many years -
Kleinwelka Saurierpark parasaurolophus :






Joining the rest of the Kleinwelka Ornithopods\Hadrosaurs :



Now, I think my Kleinwelka collection is complete, I think :



And can safely go back to their rightful place on the shelf :


For any who are interested in the Kleinwelka line - I have to recommand Lanthanotus' Excellent thread.

Here are chosen deligates of every German brand I deam worth having :
- Kleinwelka, Schleich, Bullyland , Marolin, Elastolin ( Fir ) , Linde ( Austria ) & Kellogg's.




... Just in - This got to have something to do with the visitors center of the Kleinwelka park :
Saurierpark --> Sauriergarten  ;  Kleinwelka --> Grosswelka
What is that all about



A tiny piece of history :


Any other German Brand I should be aware of worth having

[Duna]

As a fan of vintage plastic and monochrome figures, I congratulate you on finishing that wonderful collections.
Those Kleinwelka are absolutely collector pieces.

[Shonisaurus]

I congratulate you on such a beautiful collection of retro figures, their size is considerable, you have very good taste.

[BrontoScorpio]

Thanks.
It wasn't easy to get - Had to acquire a German address/shipping service and also write a lot of german through Google-Translate ...

[CityRaptor]

Now, I think my Kleinwelka collection is complete, I think :

There exists at least one possible variant you are missing. A blue Iguanodon.

Sorry, couldn't find a better pic.

Any other German Brand I should be aware of worth having

Clearly not Simba.

Now, for something a bit different -
10 Dino coins :

Woah, lots of ripped off designs. I've seen that with stamps. But coins is new to me.

[Libraraptor]

Very cool haul! Exactly my cup of tea!

[Lanthanotus]

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And can safely go back to their rightful place on the shelf :

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For any who are interested in the Kleinwelka line - I have to recommand Lanthanotus' Excellent thread.

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Thanks for the shoutout @BrontoScorpio and nice additions indeed. May I ask what the Triceratops and Stegosaurus on the right side are?

[BrontoScorpio]

... May I ask what the Triceratops and Stegosaurus on the right side are?

These are 2 from the 'sinclair dinoland mold-a-rama' set.

[BrontoScorpio]

There exists at least one possible variant you are missing. A blue Iguanodon.

Yikes, The Blue Iguanodon seems really really toxic.
for some reason It shines like it has just recently been repainted -
or, maybe it did

[BrontoScorpio]

Very cool haul! Exactly my cup of tea!

Of all people, I was expectiong you 'Libraraptor' for a followup about any other German brands worth having ...

[Lanthanotus]

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These are 2 from the 'sinclair dinoland mold-a-rama' set.

Thanks,... I knew the Brontosaurus and T. rex before, but wasn`t familiar with the others and also deemed them smaller. Nice finds.

[CityRaptor]

There exists at least one possible variant you are missing. A blue Iguanodon.

Yikes, The Blue Iguanodon seems really really toxic.
for some reason It shines like it has just recently been repainted -
or, maybe it did

If I remember correctly, the seller wrote in the description that he was not sure about the exact nature of this piece either. Although it was indeed made out of blue material and not painted. Sold for 70 Euros or something like that.