The Identification thread

[Ridureyu]

WHAT KIND OF DISEASE DOES THAT HIPPO HAVE?

[STORMnlNIJMEGEN]

i think afther a lot of research,,,


he has the early chickenpocks there is,,,hahaha

[FUTABA]

Maybe this guy took a dislike to him.

[tyrantqueen]

Maybe this guy took a dislike to him.

Or a liking, depending on how you look at it

[Skulexander]

What toy brand is the purple stegosaurus in this ebay sale? Here. I used to have one a while back. I think it came with a couple Velociraptors and a Sauropod of some sort (Apatosaurus, I think?), but maybe I'm remembering that incorrectly (I don't think I am, though). I think I also used to have that same Edmontosaurus.

[Gwangi]

I believe that Stegosaurus was made by Jasman.

[Skulexander]

That's it! Awesome! Thanks!

[DinoToyForum]

Merged a separate ID request into this thread. 

[Hypsi]

What series is the blue junior from?

[CityRaptor]

From the second line to be called "Jurassic Park Dinosaurs"
http://www.jptoys.com/toy-database/jp-dinosaurs/jp-dinosaurs-2/humans-dinosaurs/t-rex-tracker/index.htm

[Hypsi]

Oh thanks!!!

I'm on a navy base and they blocked jptoys  but now that I know what to search for I'll use my iphone.

[Raptoress]

Does anyone know what company made this figure? He's obviously some sort of dromaeosaurid and even has what looks like a bit of feathering. He's got several points of articulation, including his jaw, hands and feet. There's no identification on him at all. Unfortunately one of his leg joints is loose, so I can really balance him all that well. But I did get him for 50p for this reason. Also if anyone knows how to fix this please do tell me. Apart from the loose joint, he's a pretty cool looking figure. His teeth are individually sculpted and he's well painted. His articulation is nice, too. A nice surprise from the usual Chinasaurs at charity shops.

[tyrantqueen]

Yes, it's from the TV show, Primeval.

[Raptoress]

Thank you!

[FUTABA]

Does anyone know what company made this figure? He's obviously some sort of dromaeosaurid and even has what looks like a bit of feathering. He's got several points of articulation, including his jaw, hands and feet. There's no identification on him at all. Unfortunately one of his leg joints is loose, so I can really balance him all that well. But I did get him for 50p for this reason. Also if anyone knows how to fix this please do tell me. Apart from the loose joint, he's a pretty cool looking figure. His teeth are individually sculpted and he's well painted. His articulation is nice, too. A nice surprise from the usual Chinasaurs at charity shops.

This bears an uncanny resemblance to how I came across this same figure for myself, even down to the wonky leg (although I think I may have paid an entire pound for it). And I got it in a charity shop too. When I first got it though I thought it was a Jurassic Park 3 ripoff or something.

[Yutyrannus]

I used to have that figure along with the Future Predator, must have lost them when I moved from Arizona .

[Roselaar]

This is one of my favorite Raptor toys, it's very poseable and detailed. The Primeval line featured some great creature toys. It's a shame they remained limited to the first two series and didn't feature any of the bigger creatures. A Giganotosaurus in scale with the human figures would have been fantastic.

[Chad]

Does the middle critter remind anyone of anything or is it just a fantasy animal? It doesn't ring a bell for me but what I don't know could fill an ocean.

Thanks

--Chad

[Roselaar]

I'm pretty sure that's the product of an overimaginative mind. I can't see any known prehistoric animal in it. At least, none that are close to scientific accuracy.

[Chad]

I'm pretty sure that's the product of an overimaginative mind. I can't see any known prehistoric animal in it. At least, none that are close to scientific accuracy.

Yeah, I was thinking a stylized ankylosaur but I'm always hopeful of being surprised.