The Identification thread

[CityRaptor]

9. Probably Tyrannosaurus
10. could be Ornitholestes
11. Generic outdated Dromaeosaur/"Raptor"
12. Megalosaurus ( based on a certain artwork ) or Euparkeria

[Roselaar]

I didn't know the Battat Terra line also incorporated these cheap little dinosaurs. Can't really aplaud that decision, none of these are particularly good, let alone accurate.

[CityRaptor]

They seem to come around...now imagine the awesomeness of proper Mini-Battats!

[jen]

Oh my goodness you guys rock! Thank you so much! I've spent so many, many more hours than I'd like to admit on trying to find names for these, and looks like I only had 6 of them correct. I was trying to match each characteristic from these little guys w google and a handful of children's reference type books for days now. Didn't cross my mind that they may not be accurate until I somehow ended up reading through this thread and learned of the Chinasaur.
I'm happy to be able to give my kids names to go along with this activity. Even though these figures aren't exact, they will help my preschoolers learn more names than T Rex which is what they so far have been calling anything on 2 legs!
Thank You Thank You Thank You!

[ChrisLikesDinosaurs]

From the Jurassic World movie gift shop, which was populated by real merch. Anyone recognize it, or is it perhaps something unreleased from Hasbro?

[SBell]

There is no way that is a Hasbro toy. Nothing from the JP line was 'realistic' like that.

And they only made dinosaurs and scaled action figures, not full size kids and parents like in the picture.

[stargatedalek]

If it is the same piece I recall it was actually a prop piece and not a toy, since an extra apparently knocked one over and it broke easily.

[Arul]

[alexeratops]

Deinonychus, Velociraptor, or most likely Troodon, based on what was in the movie.

[Arul]

Yes but the answer is confusing...



I got this from their fb page..

[stargatedalek]

These three all have no makers marks on them.


This one if labelled struthiomimus with no makers mark


Lastly this one is labeled Panosh

[Arul]

Guys do you know what brand of this figure ? My friend got this from singapore. It have no marker

[tyrantqueen]

It's the Carnage Deinonychus, looks like the non-articulated version.

[Arul]

Okay thank you 

[sauroid]

These three all have no makers marks on them.

This one if labelled struthiomimus with no makers mark

the "Trachodon" and Struthiomimus are copies of vintage figures (either MPC or Marx)

[A.Garcia]

Lastly this one is labeled Panosh

This prompted me to do a quick search, and it looks like that is one of the Panosh Dino Mites.

For instance:
http://www.littleweirdos.net/2012/02/dino-mites-dino-brites.html

http://www.cheaptoyland.com/showthread.php?t=91

http://www.dinosaurcollector.150m.com/panosh.htm

I have a number of the rubbery neon ones, "Dino Brites", that were sold in packs on cards just like what is shown in the second link. I never knew there were originals, "Dino Mites" apparently, with the extra paint. The Dino Brites were named on the back of the cardboard; when I was little we crossed most of them off and wrote in the names we wanted. I've always liked them... and now I will look to see which ones I never had.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

The struthio is an Mpc I believe and the Large gray ones appear to be Marx figures, but to my eyes the blue duckbill is a knock off, the fingers are from what I can see incorrect to marx or MPC...just my quick glance

[stargatedalek]

The grey ones have no markings on them, not even a "China", so I get the feeling they are also bootlegs.

[Chad]

The Panosh one is an Ophiacodon from the Dinomite series.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

The grey ones have no markings on them, not even a "China", so I get the feeling they are also bootlegs.

I checked my marx figures and I have a matching Plateosaurus, which the one is....it says it on the side of the tail. It also lacks any other markings