The Identification thread

[ChrisLikesDinos]

Can anyone identify these? They are being labeled as Jurassic Park items.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

Tiny, metal and have the Amblin name on the bottom. I assume Jurassic park, but what are they?

[Seijun]

They are JP figures, from the 1997 die-cast series. More info here: http://www.jptoys.com/collectible-database/die-cast/lost-world/index.htm

[Mironimus]

Can someone help me with this figure?




It's label says:
CE
© Bullyland
Made in Germany
Allosaurus, Scale 1:60

Well, I know that this is no Allosaurus and that it's made by Bullyland, but that's all.
I can't find this toy on the internet.

If anyone knows anything helpful on this figure, like when it was made, or where one can buy it, that would be great.

Thank you very much in advance.

[DinoToyForum]

Can anyone identify these? They are being labeled as Jurassic Park items.

They are 'Dinofroz'  Not Jurassic Park in any way shape or form (other than they are dinosaurs).

Edit - I have the plesiosaur from the same line:

[Takama]

Can someone help me with this figure?




It's label says:
CE
© Bullyland
Made in Germany
Allosaurus, Scale 1:60

Well, I know that this is no Allosaurus and that it's made by Bullyland, but that's all.
I can't find this toy on the internet.

If anyone knows anything helpful on this figure, like when it was made, or where one can buy it, that would be great.

Thank you very much in advance.

That is Bullylands very first T-Rex figure. It was the main one until it was replaced with a resculpt, However. instead of retiring it. They renamed it Allosaurus

[DC]

The Bullyland "Allosaurus" was later copied by Salvat who gave it the correct number of claws.  About the time Battat came out Bullyland started upgrading to compete with Safari and Battat.  It was too little too late they kept losing market share. They replaced their old UKRD looking figures with some very good reconstructions.  The ersatz T rex, Allosaurus, Apatosaurus, Stegosaurus and Brachiosaurus are all among the best figures made.  I was a major fan when Jane and Volkmar ran the company.   Hearing the newest owners are planning to release some old discontinued figures is exciting news.  Bullyland owned and retained their molds so anything is possible.

[Mironimus]

Thank you so far for the infos. :-)

Can you tell which year the T-Rex / Allosaurus figure was made?

I received some of these figures, they lay - long forgotten - in a warehouse.
Now I want to offer these in my onlineshop, that's why I need some informations about this figure.

[CityRaptor]

Ah, that explains something. I wondered if Bullyland re-released them when I first saw them at your site.

Can anyone identify this huge light Deinonychus here?
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Dinosaurier-verschiedene-Arten-Paket-riesig-seht-selbst-/130742871773?pt=DE_Spielzeug_Action_Spielfiguren&hash=item1e70e1e6dd

[Seijun]

Looks like the Sky Kids Thunder Beasts "velociraptor"

[CityRaptor]

Not that one. The large, light one at the bottom of the box.

[SBell]

Not that one. The large, light one at the bottom of the box.

Looks like a big Dollarsaur (perhaps a more fair term for low-end figures than Chinasaur, as they can be made anywhere).

[tyrantqueen]

Not that one. The large, light one at the bottom of the box.

Looks like a big Dollarsaur (perhaps a more fair term for low-end figures than Chinasaur, as they can be made anywhere).

Maybe, but not every country in the world uses dollars as their currency

[SBell]

Not that one. The large, light one at the bottom of the box.

Looks like a big Dollarsaur (perhaps a more fair term for low-end figures than Chinasaur, as they can be made anywhere).

Maybe, but not every country in the world uses dollars as their currency

Okay, forgot about that part (I was thinking Dollar-store quality). It still seems a little raciest to identify (poorly made) things based on a single country/culture.

[Blackdanter]

Can anyone help with a manufacturer ID on this little Dimetrodon? I bought a boxed lot of old 1970's figures recently and this was included. Funny thing is it was like meeting an old friend as I had this figure and similar ones as a kid in the 1970's. I suspect it's a premium of some sort but cannot think where I would of got mine from as a kid. It's about an inch long and made from bronze coloured plastic.

[Himmapaan]

Okay, forgot about that part (I was thinking Dollar-store quality). It still seems a little raciest to identify (poorly made) things based on a single country/culture.

I rather like the sound of 'Dollarsaur' (for Dollar-store quality). 

Once upon a long time ago (by which I mean centuries), the phrase 'made in China' was actually a signifier of luxury quality goods. Random interesting fact of the day. 

And back to topic!

[Paleona]

Does anyone have any information on this vintage looking guy?  My dad sent him to me- it's a hollow plastic bank, with only "Made in Hong Kong" stamped on the cork on the bottom.  Sorry for the bad pics, just took a couple quick ones with my phone.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

It would seem reasonable to infer it is a Honk Kong Cork-a-saurus right?

[CityRaptor]

Can someone identify that Brachiosaurus?
http://www.ebay.de/itm/2-x-Gutzilla-mit-Abendessen-/280949240950?pt=DE_Spielzeug_Action_Spielfiguren&hash=item4169e13476
I suspect that it is the brown variant of the Kleinwelka Brachio.

[Roselaar]

Can someone identify that Brachiosaurus?
http://www.ebay.de/itm/2-x-Gutzilla-mit-Abendessen-/280949240950?pt=DE_Spielzeug_Action_Spielfiguren&hash=item4169e13476
I suspect that it is the brown variant of the Kleinwelka Brachio.

I suspect you are correct in your suspicion.