The Identification thread

[Roselaar]

Anyone know the identity of the Ankylosaurid on this pic? It only says Euoplocephalus on its belly, nothing more.




And I'm still very much interested in the identity of the purple Huayangosaurus on this picture:

[docronnie]

This is a very small Diplodocus, probably around 2-3 inches.  Written on its belly are Diplodocus and K.  It is solid but rubbery in texture.

I'm guessing that it's our ordinary Chinasaur.  Would like to know the company name, if there is one.  TIA!

[tyrantqueen]

Is that Dippy a Safari mini toob figure? It looks like it might be a small version of their old Diplodocus.



Safari have been known to make tiny versions of their sculpts for use in toobs.

[docronnie]

Thanks TQ! It has no identifying marks of Safari.  Will try to search more. 

[FUTABA]

Anyone know what company made this Genericoraptor? (Looks like a Utahraptor to me but I'm not certain). I got it in a charity shop for £1. When I first saw it on the shelf I thought maybe it was from Jurassic Park or Chap Mei, but it's not. On it's leg it states it is licensed by the BBC and Impossible Pictures and dated to what I think is 2006, but it's a bit hard to make out. In case you can't see it's a fully articulated action figure.

[tyrantqueen]

It's from the BBC series Primeval. It's an official tie in for the series.

[sauroid]

whoah. congrats FUTABA!

[FUTABA]

It's from the BBC series Primeval. It's an official tie in for the series.

Ahh, didn't think of that. Partly because I always thought Primeval was on ITV.  Never really watched it.

Funnily enough I've got that picture saved on my computer. Hadn't looked at it for a while so never made the link.

What genus is it supposed to be?

Thanks Tyrantqueen.

[tyrantqueen]

Funnily enough I've got that picture saved on my computer. Hadn't looked at it for a while so never made the link.

What genus is it supposed to be?

Thanks Tyrantqueen.

I don't know, I've never watched it.

According to this wiki, it was just a generic dromeosaur.

http://primeval.wikia.com/wiki/Raptor_%28Primeval%29

[FUTABA]

Figured it probably was.

[sauroid]

i've had this compsognathid/ornithomimid figure for a while but still has no idea who made it or the exact species. not terribly realistic but not too bad either.


please help and tia.

[sauroid]

please ID this. thanks. (i hope someone can still ID the figure Above)

[Concavenator]

i've had this compsognathid/ornithomimid figure for a while but still has no idea who made it or the exact species. not terribly realistic but not too bad either.


please help and tia.

Hmmm...It looks like Segnosaurus(I think).Hope this helps.

please ID this. thanks. (i hope someone can still ID the figure Above)

This one seems to be an Eustreptospondylus

[Jetoar]

Anyone know the identity of the Ankylosaurid on this pic? It only says Euoplocephalus on its belly, nothing more.




And I'm still very much interested in the identity of the purple Huayangosaurus on this picture:

Euplocephalus, Huayangosaurus and Diplodocus are of the collection of planeta de Agostini Disney Dinosaur. I have some figures of this collection ^^. Small T-Rex is of a playset of a Island Of Dinosaurs of Blue Bird brand. The Island like as Jurassic park with some humans, T-Rex and Stegosaurus skeleton and T-Rex, Velociraptor an Triceratops figures. I have this Playset and I played with it a lot of hours when I was a child.

[Takama]

Funnily enough I've got that picture saved on my computer. Hadn't looked at it for a while so never made the link.

What genus is it supposed to be?

Thanks Tyrantqueen.

I don't know, I've never watched it.

According to this wiki, it was just a generic dromeosaur.

http://primeval.wikia.com/wiki/Raptor_%28Primeval%29

I always thought of it as a Utahraptor

[sauroid]

would still appreciate any postive ID on these figures (brand, line, etc.). tia

[CityRaptor]

Found these on eBay today:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/SAFARI-SAURIER-CARNEGIE-COLLECTION-OVP-BEUTEL-MIT-8-FIGUREN-RARITAT-1988-90-/151080539659
http://www.ebay.de/itm/SAFARI-SAURIER-CARNEGIE-COLLECTION-OVP-BEUTEL-MIT-5-FIGUREN-RARITAT-1988-90-/310704795548
While ofcourse not uncommon for Dinosaur toys, it seems like a rather unusual method for distributing Carnegies.

[docronnie]

I just got this recently and I am unsure what it is, but I believe it is a Kaiyodo Dinoland 1/100 scale Allosaurus.  The only identifying mark is the name "Allosaurus" under its base.  It is almost 6 inches long and made of resin.



Thanks in advance! 

[ITdactyl]

Nice allosaurus docronnie

maybe these old posts from the old forums would help.  You're initial ID is correct...

http://dinotoyforum.proboards.com/thread/4834/most-life-realistic-prehistoric-figures?page=3#scrollTo=125877

http://dinotoyforum.proboards.com/thread/2972?page=37

[docronnie]

Thanks a lot ITdactyl!   

I got it loose.  I usually pick items through instinct first, since I have a poor eyesight.  Then check them out when I get home.