The Identification thread

[CityRaptor]

I'm no expert, but I think those are based on Zoids:
http://zoids.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Dinosaurs
The orange Theropod looks like Godos

[yankeetrex]

I just ran across this item on ebay, I've had the unpainted version for years(bought it at a flea market......is it of any value? Does anyone want it? I'll gladly sell or trade it.....here it is painted....

[Dinomike]

Never seen this model before but it sure is very cute!

[docronnie]

what is it made of?

Do you have the Dinosauriana?  You can check there.

[Viking Spawn]

Not sure what that is but it looks very unique! 

[EmperorDinobot]

Wow. I'm the resident Zoids expert, and I've never seen those. That's definitely a Godos, but the red one below? Never seen it. They don't look like model kits though. They look like gashapon miniatures instead.


Anyways,



I've seen them before, but a long time ago. What is this Loch Ness Monster from? says 1996 on the bottom.

And more importantly...how much is it worth and who wants it? It is in almost pristine shape.


I have more pictures.

[stargatedalek]

I'm not 100% but I believe these were sold as Souvenirs in Scotland at least up until a few years ago, it's probably not worth much if that's true.

[DinoToyForum]

I'd be interested in the plesiosaur if you want to pm me a proposal.

I don't know anything about it other than it is extremely similar to a plesiosaur figure by SilverCorn:

[JurassicGeek09]

Can anyone tell me if this the 1988 Carnegie Diplodocus or the 1996 repaint?

https://www.instagram.com/p/8OkMJhlErZ/?taken-by=jurassicgeek09

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Wow. I'm the resident Zoids expert, and I've never seen those. That's definitely a Godos, but the red one below? Never seen it. They don't look like model kits though. They look like gashapon miniatures instead.


Anyways,



I've seen them before, but a long time ago. What is this Loch Ness Monster from? says 1996 on the bottom.

And more importantly...how much is it worth and who wants it? It is in almost pristine shape.


I have more pictures.

It came out in the 90's and was the smaller version of a larger green/blue figure. It was part of a mythd and legends series that Safari carried, there was a dragon, bigfoot and a Unicorn as well. The same company made all those alien replicas well.  no idea of value, it was around 5.00 when it came out .

[JurassicGeek09]

Oh, and another figure I need identified please. This is a figure from Jurassic World that Lowery kept on his desk; the sauropod in the centre. I swear it's from the late 80s as I used to own one myself.

[EmperorDinobot]

I FOUND IT! I kinda wanna keep it.

[Viking Spawn]

That Loch Ness toy is cool!  I never seen that one before! 

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Oh, and another figure I need identified please. This is a figure from Jurassic World that Lowery kept on his desk; the sauropod in the centre. I swear it's from the late 80s as I used to own one myself.

looks like a smalle version of the bigger Imperial blue Diplodocus.

I FOUND IT! I kinda wanna keep it.

I knew I recalled it saying " Motion Picture" ..but never could find the movie it was tied in with.

[Libraraptor]

I really like that Loch Ness monster figure! Kinda speculative zoology.

[Halichoeres]

Oh, and another figure I need identified please. This is a figure from Jurassic World that Lowery kept on his desk; the sauropod in the centre. I swear it's from the late 80s as I used to own one myself.

I have several of these in different colors. They say "Greenbrier International, Chesapeake VA" on the tail.

[JurassicGeek09]

Oh, and another figure I need identified please. This is a figure from Jurassic World that Lowery kept on his desk; the sauropod in the centre. I swear it's from the late 80s as I used to own one myself.

I have several of these in different colors. They say "Greenbrier International, Chesapeake VA" on the tail.

Thanks, I'll see if that leads anywhere.

Can anyone tell me if this the 1988 Carnegie Diplodocus or the 1996 repaint?

https://www.instagram.com/p/8OkMJhlErZ/?taken-by=jurassicgeek09

Can someone help with this one as well?

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Can anyone tell me if this the 1988 Carnegie Diplodocus or the 1996 repaint?
https://www.instagram.com/p/8OkMJhlErZ/?taken-by=jurassicgeek09

Can someone help with this one as well?

The photo is small and hard to see, but I'm pretty sure that it is the 1988 version judging by the head.

[Halichoeres]

Thanks, I'll see if that leads anywhere.

Are you looking for one to replace your old one? You can have mine if you like, I don't really have much use for 'em. I can send you pictures so you can make sure they're the right ones.

[JurassicGeek09]

Can anyone tell me if this the 1988 Carnegie Diplodocus or the 1996 repaint?
https://www.instagram.com/p/8OkMJhlErZ/?taken-by=jurassicgeek09

Can someone help with this one as well?

The photo is small and hard to see, but I'm pretty sure that it is the 1988 version judging by the head.

I'll take a larger picture when I head home.

Thanks, I'll see if that leads anywhere.

Are you looking for one to replace your old one? You can have mine if you like, I don't really have much use for 'em. I can send you pictures so you can make sure they're the right ones.

Please do!