Most overlooked family of dinosaurs in toy form

[Brocc21]

My bet is therizenosaurs. There aren't many GOOD ones. What's your pick.

[Libraraptor]

Papo. Looks great.
Bullyland. Looks good.
Battat Terra. Looks very good.
Safari. A classic,  albeit a little outdated.
Chap Mei.  Looks weird.
Schleich also has one...

[CityRaptor]

Schleich's is either a Kaiju or a Skeksis.

As for the topic: My bet would be either Hadrosaurs, Pachycephalosaurs or Ornithomimosaurs.

[Gwangi]

Alvarezsauridae, Heterodontosauridae, Compsognathidae (a few JP inspired toys aside), and the "prosauropods". Really any clade of small, basal dinosaurs.

[Libraraptor]

Papo. Looks great.
Bullyland. Looks good.
Battat Terra. Looks very good.
Safari. A classic,  albeit a little outdated.
Chap Mei.  Looks weird.
Schleich also has one...

Oh it seems I totally failed the topic of this thread! I had thought that Brocc22 thought the therizinosaurs were the most underrated family... Next time I'll wait with posting until I am awake...

[Jose S.M.]

I think troodontids deserve more attention from the big companies.

[Ravonium]

I'd say most small (speaking in terms of average size) dinosaurs (both theropods and ornithscians) and anything that is basal are the most underrated dinosaur groups in toy form.

[ZoPteryx]

Prehistoric hummingbirds, I don't think there's a single one! 

Alvarezsauridae, Heterodontosauridae, Compsognathidae (a few JP inspired toys aside), and the "prosauropods". Really any clade of small, basal dinosaurs.

I think troodontids deserve more attention from the big companies.

These.  Also basal "true" sauropods, herrerasaurids, and Eoraptor.  I'm always surprised that last one hasn't been made yet, it's pretty famous as far as Triassic dinos go.

[DinoToyForum]

Papo. Looks great.
Bullyland. Looks good.
Battat Terra. Looks very good.
Safari. A classic,  albeit a little outdated.
Chap Mei.  Looks weird.
Schleich also has one...

Oh it seems I totally failed the topic of this thread! I had thought that Brocc22 thought the therizinosaurs were the most underrated family... Next time I'll wait with posting until I am awake...

It's understandable, the title contains a confusing typo (I think), and the OP is so brief I'm still not sure what they're actually asking. Maybe they meant "overlooked" instead of "underaters[sic]".

[Brocc21]

Yeah sorry for the confusing title. I meant that I think we don't have many good figures. They get over looked or are given mediocre figures. Papa looks like it came off of speckles the tarbosaurus and schleichs is a kiaju. Safaris great Dino Thera looks weird. But the battat bully land and carnagie look pretty good

[DinoToyForum]

Yeah, sorry for the confusing title. I meant dinosaur families that I think we don't have many good figures of. Ones that They get over looked overlooked or are given represented by mediocre figures. The PapaPapo Therizinosaurus looks like it is from came off of 'Sspeckles the Ttarbosaurus', while and Sschleich's looks like is a kiaju. Safari's Ggreat Dinos Theria looks weird. But the Bbattat, bully land, Bullyland and Carnegie carnagie versions look pretty good

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[Brocc21]

I'll change the title. And I wrote that reply on my phone btw, sorry bout that.

[Brontozaurus]

Ornithopods in general definitely qualify. You get a few hadrosaurs, yeah, and then an Iguanodon or a random like Ouranosaurus or Muttaburrasaurus, but then companies seem to go back to churning out theropods over hypsilophodonts or crestless hadrosaurs.

[Neosodon]

Onithopods are definitely underrepresented for their success as a group. But it terms of actual numbers I'd have to go with stegosaurs. We've got none from safari over the last 5 or more years and only one from collecta.

[Jose S.M.]

Onithopods are definitely underrepresented for their success as a group. But it terms of actual numbers I'd have to go with stegosaurs. We've got none from safari over the last 5 or more years and only one from collecta.

Schleich have shown some love to Stegosaurus and Kentrosaurus, but we'll they are not bad but not up the standard set by Papo, Collecta and Safari (this companies need to show stegosaurs more appreciation hehe). The Chinese companies seem to have more love for stegosaurs, PNSO have the Chungkingosaurus and various minis and Vitae just released their Wuerhosaurus.

[DinoToyForum]

I'll change the title. And I wrote that reply on my phone btw, sorry bout that.

Thanks! No big deal.

[Vidusaurus]

Basal Ornithopods (Elasmarians, Thescelosaurs, Dryosaurs etc.), Saurischians (using the Ornithoscelida model) rootward of Neosauropoda, and any Theropod under about 7-8 metres not named Velociraptor, Microraptor or Archaeopteryx are criminally underrepresented in museum-quality toylines.

[Libraraptor]

Basal Ornithopods
Early Dinosauromorphs (Lagosuchus etc.)

And is there no fluffy Ornithopod yet out as a figure?

[Shonisaurus]

Although it seems extremely shocking and paradoxical to me apart from the mentioned dinosaurs that are practically non-existent in the market of prehistoric toy animals, for me one of the poorly represented dinosaurs with the exception of the overrepresented Tyrannosaurus rex are the dinosaurs of that family such as the albertosaurus , sinraptor, tarbosaurus, gorgosaurus, daspletosaurus or alioramus to mention some examples that come to my mind of tyrannosaurs, although there are companies that have made replicas of these dinosaurs Favorite, Safari or Collecta their paleontological recreations are extremely poor for me they are tiny and less detailed than the omnipresent head of the tyrannosaurus rex species.

[Rexorasaurus]

Papo. Looks great.
Bullyland. Looks good.
Battat Terra. Looks very good.
Safari. A classic,  albeit a little outdated.
Chap Mei.  Looks weird.
Schleich also has one...

well... schleich actually has 4 or 5 of them... god