Gothmog the Baryonyx Dinosaur & Prehistoric Collection

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

To kick of part 2, here are the first of my 2020/2021 PNSO figures, the ones of the first 8 that I was too impatient to wait for Everything Dinosaur to get in, but I do plan to wait for the rest, even though it will likely be until July for the last of them at this point:
The Tuojiangosaurus and Lambeosaurus:











And now a special batch of 3D printed extinct mammals I bought from eBay and painted them myself, horrible customs charge on them there was.
I have an elephant bird, Casteroides, Bison latifrons, Shasta ground sloth, Aceratherium, Arctodus simus and Homotherium

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Part 3, from now on less photos I think, here are the 3 oldie Schleich's I picked up:



An image of the previous extinct animals in their unpainted state;



My CollectA order from @Everything_Dinosaur  including the gorgeous Lisowicia:







My fantastic Battat Maisaura courtesy of @Loon



Also courtesy of Loon are these, Battat Utahraptor, Carnegie Plateosaurus and prehistoric crocs toob



Here also is the Battat Styracosaurus



And a couple of group Battat shots (before I sell the Tyrannosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus and Amargasaurus):

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Part 4 (coming to the end now in case you're bored or overloaded with photos)

The Rebor Titanoboa, courtesy of @Everything_Dinosaur




(it's not actually on that shelf anymore, he's coiled up nicely elsewhere

Another order from Everything Dinosaur



The beautiful and rare Bullyland Paratypothorax:



Southlands Replicas:



The Carnegie Styracosaurus (I'm using the Battat as Stellasaurus)



Bullyland Arizonasaurus



My feathered up and repainted Safari Dilophosaurus:



My collection of all the earlier Doug Watson mammal sculpts except for the next to impossible to find Smilodon cub ( I will be selling the mammoth adult)



And now you're all caught up I think.

[Duna]

Oh, you are a very good artist, those painted mammals and bird look fantastic. I like also your new adquisitions, the crocs and the Collecta 2020 was a very nice year of this company.

[EmperorDinobot]

What a fantastic collection. Thank you for sharing.

[ceratopsian]

Customs charge notwithstanding, those 3D prints look very handsome.

You have an excellent group of acquisitions all told in this batch of photos.

[Shonisaurus]

Superb collection and excellent batch of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals from various brands of toy dinosaurs. My congratulations and I am very happy for you.

[Sim]

Grea collection update!  Although why are you keeping the terrible Carnegie Acrocanthosaurus while selling the Battat version which is much better?

[Stegotyranno420]

Grea collection update!  Although why are you keeping the terrible Carnegie Acrocanthosaurus while selling the Battat version which is much better?

I mean its all opinionated. I kind of like the carnegie a bit more, although battat is clearly more accurate and better sculpted. I do like the Terra Battat more

[Bread]

Lovely collection Gothmog the Baryonyx!
I am not really a fan of battat figures, but a few of their herbivores are fantastic! Love the Styracosaurus, the Ouranosaurus, and the Maiasaura.

A company needs to tackle the two hadrosaurs soon, Battat's are too rare for collectors to acquire.

[Halichoeres]

Wow, you've been racking them up! A lot of fantastic selections.

The 3d printed ones, they're from Mike Eischen, right? I have one of his that I keep meaning to paint. Your paint jobs look good!

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Thank you everyone

@Halichoeres yes that is the one, you have the animal whose name escapes me escapes me and begins with the letter 'k' I believe? Thank you

@Sim well until you said that I did t notice how much nicer the face of the Battat is,but iys just the pose it looks like the Battat is leaning forward and it looks accidental like its badly made, whilst the Carnegie has a nicer pose to me and looks friendlier, but I may change my mind. One of them has to go though.

[Halichoeres]

yes that is the one, you have the animal whose name escapes me escapes me and begins with the letter 'k' I believe? Thank you

Yes, the dicynodont Kannemeyeria I asked Eischen once if he planned to make any more Triassic critters, but he seems to be pretty into the Cenozoic, and the Ice Ages in particular.

[Faelrin]

Wow you have an amazing collection. It really is something seeing those older Battat figures next to the ones from a few years ago. Never mind everything else as well.

The customs are really nice as well. I particularly like the feathered Dilophosaurus.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Wow you have an amazing collection. It really is something seeing those older Battat figures next to the ones from a few years ago. Never mind everything else as well.

The customs are really nice as well. I particularly like the feathered Dilophosaurus.

thank you

yes that is the one, you have the animal whose name escapes me escapes me and begins with the letter 'k' I believe? Thank you

I would love more Triassic, speaking of which...

Yes, the dicynodont Kannemeyeria I asked Eischen once if he planned to make any more Triassic critters, but he seems to be pretty into the Cenozoic, and the Ice Ages in particular.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Here are my new PNSO's from Everything Dinosaur, and included some images with the Tuojiangosaurus and Lambeosaurus that I impatiently bought from aliexpress, and also with the 2019 models in this line, and then something else but I'll leave that till afterwards









For my first little special, here is a vague nod to the 2013 Walking with Dinosaurs which I recently watched for the first time on Disney Plus







A few images of some of the new PNSO's in their new homes:









And now to the Triassic that I mentioned in my badly quoted last post

Now all my Triassic animals together:











I sadly seem to have managed to cut off the head of the Prestosuchus on every image in which she appears, but at least you can see the new Atopodenatus, and I hope the little Keichousaurus

[Shonisaurus]

My congratulations on all your new PNSO acquisitions. Sicemente, they are no term of doubt from my point of view, figure superiors the edmontonia, tuijiangosaurus, corythosaurus and lambeosaurus and later a little followed by behind its spinosaurus.

On the other hand, I congratulate you on your beautiful collection. Fortunately you have the much coveted lisowicia bojani and it honestly seems very bulky, for a prehistoric animal so small in length, I comment on it because in the photograph next to Schleich's shonisaurus it seems as big as he and precisely Schleich's shonisaurus, it is not a figure small but quite the opposite.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Thank you @Shonisaurus

Here is my little shipment from Everything Dinosaur including my first and only Nanmu, the impressive Nanmu, which despite the oversized head and a tail that doesn't want to slot in properly, is very nice.




(Even though I have no particular interest in linking my collection to Jurassic Park, I kinda like the idea of sticking not-Dr. Wu in front of my display for dramatic purposes.




And here I have included a picture of the Apatosaurus with my other large Morrison Formation sauropods:



And with some other dinosaurs from the same formation



Here is my new Safari Przewalski's horse with my other Pleistocene Europe fauna



Here is the Apatosaurus on my main display board at the back of course.



And my Papo err Compsognathus in her new home:



And a bonus

[Fenestra]

Check the inside of the Apatosaurus tail for some plastic residue or molding flash. I had the same problem. The tail wouldn't fit properly. But after removing some flash with an exacto knife that problem was solved.

P.s. warming up both sides with a blow dryer first could also do the trick.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

I didn't notice any flash in there, but I suppose I wasn't looking for it, but i may do now.
I have used boiling water on both ends in order to make them fit together at all as it wouldn't even get that far before. But now I can get it like that after using boiling water, but it still slides down a little