The Identification thread

[Libraraptor]

Papo Brachiosaurus.

[LynxFeline]

Hello,

I need help with identifying the following 9 dinosaur toys. They are pretty small (4-8 cm) and are probably not 100% accurate work, but I believe they can be identified. Here goes:

1. Duck beak dinosaur: https://i.imgur.com/Eahl6S4.jpg
2. Horned dinosaur 1 (horn on the back of the head): https://i.imgur.com/irgGaYc.jpg
3. Horned dinosaur 2 (horn on the nose): https://i.imgur.com/ISmlRCH.jpg
4. Horned dinosaur 3 (horn on the nose and spikes along the spine): https://i.imgur.com/RhWnGpa.jpg
5. Horned dinosaur 4 (horn on the nose and several rows of spikes along the spine): https://i.imgur.com/Qafu9bf.jpg
6. Slender dinosaur: https://i.imgur.com/J2kEqqu.jpg
7. Dinosaur with two crests (Dilophosaurus?): https://i.imgur.com/JRNjPJ2.jpg
8. Big head, raptor-like claws: https://i.imgur.com/kup18Ox.jpg
9. Green dinosaur (nothing too characteristic): https://i.imgur.com/HGcpsCE.jpg

[Silvanusaurus]

Can somebody tell me the identity of this big vinyl Tyrannosaurus? I knew what it was when I acquired it but I've since completely forgotten and there are no marks or names on it. I'm guessing its Japanese. It clearly needs a base because of the holes in the feet but I never had one. Also, if anyone is interested I'm looking to sell it.

[CityRaptor]

Looks like one of Sega's Great Dinosaur Tyrannosaurs. But with longer arms than those I have.

[BrontoScorpio]

It's Big Size  Tyrannosaurus from Happinet, prototyped by Takeuchi SHINZEN.[/size]
I got it some time ago[/size]

[CityRaptor]

Still, looks a lot like the Sega one:
http://dinotoyblog.com/2010/08/03/tyrannosaurus-the-great-dinosaur-by-sega/

[Silvanusaurus]

It's Big Size  Tyrannosaurus from Happinet, prototyped by Takeuchi SHINZEN.[/size]
I got it some time ago[/size]

Aha! That is the ticket! Thank you for your help. 

Still, looks a lot like the Sega one:
http://dinotoyblog.com/2010/08/03/tyrannosaurus-the-great-dinosaur-by-sega/

The pose is similar, but the details are very different on close inspection, e.g. the body shape, the folds of skin etc.

[Brocc21]

Hello,

I need help with identifying the following 9 dinosaur toys. They are pretty small (4-8 cm) and are probably not 100% accurate work, but I believe they can be identified. Here goes:

1. Duck beak dinosaur: https://i.imgur.com/Eahl6S4.jpg
2. Horned dinosaur 1 (horn on the back of the head): https://i.imgur.com/irgGaYc.jpg
3. Horned dinosaur 2 (horn on the nose): https://i.imgur.com/ISmlRCH.jpg
4. Horned dinosaur 3 (horn on the nose and spikes along the spine): https://i.imgur.com/RhWnGpa.jpg
5. Horned dinosaur 4 (horn on the nose and several rows of spikes along the spine): https://i.imgur.com/Qafu9bf.jpg
6. Slender dinosaur: https://i.imgur.com/J2kEqqu.jpg
7. Dinosaur with two crests (Dilophosaurus?): https://i.imgur.com/JRNjPJ2.jpg
8. Big head, raptor-like claws: https://i.imgur.com/kup18Ox.jpg
9. Green dinosaur (nothing too characteristic): https://i.imgur.com/HGcpsCE.jpg

1. Generic duckbill, maybe an Edmontosaurus
2. Also pretty Generic. But it might be Parasaurolophus
3-5. All Ceratosaurus
6. Also generic dinosaur. Maybe an ornithomimid.
7. Dilophosaurus.
8. Supposed to be Velociraptor probably
9. Generic theropod.

[Dinoguy2]

So, I know this is a Carnegie Spinosaurus, but I've never seen or heard of one in gray like this. I know the original was brown with black markings and the newer one was gray with a red sail, but this one is gray with the original black markings? Could this be a custom or is this a real figure?

[Libraraptor]

What is this?

[stargatedalek]

It looks strangely familiar but I can't place it. If it helps the two dinosaurs on the left are JP/// hatchlings/minis so that should give an idea of size.

[Takama]

So, I know this is a Carnegie Spinosaurus, but I've never seen or heard of one in gray like this. I know the original was brown with black markings and the newer one was gray with a red sail, but this one is gray with the original black markings? Could this be a custom or is this a real figure?

My asumption is that this model was faded by the sun. However, Im not sure though, because if that were the case then the the paint in the mouth might be the same dull color.

Maybe its one of the earleier releases.

[BlueKrono]

So, I know this is a Carnegie Spinosaurus, but I've never seen or heard of one in gray like this. I know the original was brown with black markings and the newer one was gray with a red sail, but this one is gray with the original black markings? Could this be a custom or is this a real figure?


My asumption is that this model was faded by the sun. However, Im not sure though, because if that were the case then the the paint in the mouth might be the same dull color.

Maybe its one of the earleier releases.

It doesn't look faded at all, it looks like a repaint, though not one I've seen before. I know the original brown one and the later release I'm black and red, but this one I'm curious about. Too bad that Carnegie Collection website doesn't have an article on it...

https://carnegiecollection.blogspot.com/p/the-carnegie-dinosaur-models.html?m=1

[Libraraptor]

It looks strangely familiar but I can't place it. If it helps the two dinosaurs on the left are JP/// hatchlings/minis so that should give an idea of size.

I was wondering If this is a normal crocodile or a Rauisuchid.

[Roselaar]

It looks strangely familiar but I can't place it. If it helps the two dinosaurs on the left are JP/// hatchlings/minis so that should give an idea of size.

I was wondering If this is a normal crocodile or a Rauisuchid.

Isn't this one of the older Schleich crocodile figures?

[Dinoguy2]

So, I know this is a Carnegie Spinosaurus, but I've never seen or heard of one in gray like this. I know the original was brown with black markings and the newer one was gray with a red sail, but this one is gray with the original black markings? Could this be a custom or is this a real figure?

My asumption is that this model was faded by the sun. However, Im not sure though, because if that were the case then the the paint in the mouth might be the same dull color.

Maybe its one of the earleier releases.

If you look closely you CAN actually see some slight brown patches here and there, which makes me think this is definitely sun faded. But the black parts still look pretty dark so...?

There are some weird Carnegie variants I've hardly ever seen, so I guess it's possible to be real. Like this blue Iguanodon. https://carnegiecollection.blogspot.com/2019/07/the-carnegie-collection-iguanodon-1992.html?m=1

[Libraraptor]

It looks strangely familiar but I can't place it. If it helps the two dinosaurs on the left are JP/// hatchlings/minis so that should give an idea of size.

I was wondering If this is a normal crocodile or a Rauisuchid.

Isn't this one of the older Schleich crocodile figures?

Yes, it is probably as simple as that. But the perspective is misleading.

Edit: it is from Bullyland.

[Ikessauro]

CAn anybody identify these and perhaps value them?

Are they rare?

[Roselaar]

Have never seen these specifically, but they have a definite ThunderBeasts vibe to me.

[Silvanusaurus]

Yes they are from the set of mini Thunder Beasts figures, I think they should be stamped M.T. or T.M. if I am remembering correctly. I bought/traded quite a few of the larger Thunder Beasts and that mini Dilophosaurus a few years ago, but I'm afraid I don't know how much these ones are worth, I don't think they come up on ebay as often as the larger ones.