Recent Acquisitions

[Bokisaurus]

Fun and exciting additions everyone! I also just received my Eofauna triceratops! What beautiful figures! More pics in my collection thread
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[Shonisaurus]

Great acquisitions. Those two Eofauna triceratops look great what I like the most is their incredibly long horns. My congratulations Bokisaurus.

[sauroid]

i had a PNSO shopping spree during the last few weeks...

[SidB]

Wow, now that's a haul!

[Duna]

@sauroid What a fantastic purchase! Very good taste, I love all PNSO standard sized figures .... By curiosity, I don't see the tyrannosaurus Wilson, did you get it?

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Great haul @sauroid the PNSO are lovely. Do you already have the Ankylosaurus or does that one not interest you?

[sauroid]

@Duna yes the winter wilson rex (along with the Microraptor) will be with me in a couple of weeks (i hope).
@Gothmog the Baryonyx the Ankylosaurus is on top of the Carnotaurus box and beside the Lambeosaurus

thanks all. i still havent opened most of them.

[Eocarcharia]

My newest additions from the past couple months:

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

@sauroid ah I must be losing it, my eyes went straight past that one.
I hope your enjoying these lovely figures.

[Bokisaurus]

i had a PNSO shopping spree during the last few weeks...

Very impressive! Somehow the excitement of seeing them all together at once is different than one at a time😃

[ceratopsian]

i had a PNSO shopping spree during the last few weeks...

Very impressive! Somehow the excitement of seeing them all together at once is different than one at a time😃

Quite some haul @sauroid!  And yes, seeing them altogether really brings home just how many desirable models PNSO has produced.

[Piltdown 龍]

@Kotori_Sonoda I saw a Majungasaurus at TRU UP Town Centre

Edit: also a sighting at Toy Kingdom Megamall, hiding behind an Irritator,

[sauroid]

@Gothmog the Baryonyx B @Bokisaurus and @ceratopsian
thanks!

[Duna]

I bought this lot today ... it was my lucky day! I saw inmediately the WWD Iguanodon (in perfect condition, not a scratch), but of course, the 2005 Papo brown Velociraptor! It's in almost perfect condition, too, it's even better than the one I bought myself many years ago.
A Safari green 1996 tyrannosaurus (very nice figure) and a Chap Mei Dino Quest dilophosaurus. I know nothing about the Disney Carnotaurus, but it seems to be a pencil topper, but I found nothing about the collection. No idea about the velociraptor, but it seems to be a Jurassic Park official figure, it says something about Amblin & universal

[Kotori_Sonoda]

@Kotori_Sonoda I saw a Majungasaurus at TRU UP Town Centre

Edit: also a sighting at Toy Kingdom Megamall, hiding behind an Irritator,

Ah, its always at some place I can't access haha
Thanks for the tip though!

[CityRaptor]

No idea about the velociraptor, but it seems to be a Jurassic Park official figure, it says something about Amblin & universal

It's made by Topps, part of a series that was released for Jurassic Park III. Somewhat common in lots here in Germany.

Fun and exciting additions everyone! I also just received my Eofauna triceratops! What beautiful figures! More pics in my collection thread

Those are someon big horns.

[Halichoeres]

@Eocarcharia nice, that's probably still the most accurate Amargasaurus! (Well, that and the other Sega versions)

[Thialfi]

Congratulations everybody on the new additions to your collections!

@Eocarcharia which version of Grimlock is that exactly?

[Thialfi]

That cave bear and smilodon are by no means essential to a collection (that smilodon is kind of ugly, the infamous banana-tooth, the cave bear is kind of cute in its own right and really not too bad), but I really wanted that macrauchenia (it's really good!) as I mainly collect mammals and they came as a set, so here we are.

[Eocarcharia]

@Thialfi It's the new Studio Series 86 version.

@Eocarcharia nice, that's probably still the most accurate Amargasaurus! (Well, that and the other Sega versions)

That's something I've often wondered about, what the most accurate Amargasaurus is, since there are so many of them. Both in general and in the 1:35-1:40ish scale range (since that's my favorite). I guess that's kind of your area of expertise, isn't it?