The Identification thread

[Libraraptor]

I guess they´re all just run-of-the-mill plastic cheaposaurs "inspired" by Marx. I sometimes get them as bycatch in bigger collections.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

I guess they´re all just run-of-the-mill plastic cheaposaurs "inspired" by Marx. I sometimes get them as bycatch in bigger collections.

I counted on you, hehe. I thought the same. Figures no one never actually bought. They just appear after 20 Years in Boxes and Corners.

[BrontoScorpio]

From left to right it seems to me : Inpro, mpc, Nabisco, diener.
But, something about their structure lead me to believe they could be just some  knockoffs.

[BrontoScorpio]

I sifted away the unknown items within a Lot I bought.
Any idea what those might be ? :

[Halichoeres]

I don't know the makers, but the two at bottom left are tsuchinoko

[Libraraptor]

From left to right it seems to me : Inpro, mpc, Nabisco, diener.
But, something about their structure lead me to believe they could be just some  knockoffs.

Yeah that Triceratops definitely is an Inpro knockoff made of hard plastic.

[Duna]

From left to right it seems to me : Inpro, mpc, Nabisco, diener.
But, something about their structure lead me to believe they could be just some  knockoffs.

Yeah that Triceratops definitely is an Inpro knockoff made of hard plastic.

The yellow allosaurus is a knock off too. I got a few of them (they appear in 20-30 years old lots) from Spanish lots and here no Marx figures were sold.

[sauroid]

yeah tsuchinoko, the Japanese mythical snake. and those Protoceratops are cute.

[Fembrogon]

I'm curious what's going on with the Kronosaurus and Brontosaurus in this lot. Are these just knockoffs, or are they unusual Marx variants??

[stoneage]

I think the Brontosaurus is Marx and the Kronosaurus is MPC.

[BlueKrono]

They are both Marx molds (I know the Kronosaurus is for sure), but they're not originsl Marx. Rather, they're by later companies like Superior that bought the molds. Common colors.

[Fembrogon]

Ahhh, I see. Well, if they're common recasts I'll probably pass on them for now - although the Krono does look rather nice.

Here's a different one: does anybody know what brand THESE are?



The seller lists them as a possible 70s/80s model kit set. I think they look pretty cool.

[Crackington]

They look like customised 1970s Airfix kits. Don't recall the Rex's teeth being so big, but could be the paint job!

[Justin_]

They're Airfix but I don't think customised.

[Thialfi]

edit: nevermind, it's the Papo smilodon of course..

[BrontoScorpio]

I sifted away the unknown items within a Lot I bought.Any idea what those might be ? :

Found the two serpents :
"Tsuchinoko" as other people mentioned :

- Mu UMA Unidentified Animal 1st set
- UHA Collect Club Seven Wonders

[Halichoeres]

Both the trilobite and the theropod look hand painted and brittle. Could they have been from model kits?

[Justin_]

I think the therapod could even be hand-made, or a custom job. Is there wire holding the broken tail together?

[BrontoScorpio]

I do think they those 2 are model kits- should be very old ...

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

From left to right it seems to me : Inpro, mpc, Nabisco, diener.
But, something about their structure lead me to believe they could be just some  knockoffs.

Ah, thank you! I always thought i already replied. Beeing Knockoff makes sense, but i am not sure about the orange "Palaeoscincus" Ankylosaur.
Looks like Panini. Or was it more like "Panini sold these but the originals were produced or designed by someone else?

http://dinotoyblog.com/2018/10/28/prehistoric-animals-panini-review-part-2/

Thank you very much