Libraraptor´s collection

[Jose S.M.]

Panini Stygimoloch:

I like this one very much!

More quirky and/or unusual  figures


A quite decent Styracosaurus:

And this one too. Your collections is great and very ecclectic!

[Megalosaurus]

Thanks to Megalosaurus, who dared to show some unusual and sometimes also "cheap" stuff,  I will show pictures of some quirky stuff I have, hope you enjoy it:
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I have enjoyed it. Some times the "cheap" stuff is a real gem, like the Odontochelys you have found.

I like the Scientific Toys Pteranodon, Waiphoon Styracosaurus.
Also the unknown company Dimetrodon looks fleshy and mammalian.
The Panini Stygimoloch is fantastic.

[Halichoeres]

These are great! Every collection should have some room for the quirky stuff. I think that funny theropod is meant to be a Staurikosaurus.

[acro-man]

happy-birds-selfie

[Libraraptor]

happy-birds-selfie

Cool idea! 

[pylraster]

Hahahahaha adorable selfie !

[Libraraptor]

Wooden T.rex with broken arms.


Not all Schleichs are bad


Scelidosaurus? Or what is this guy supposed to be?


Panini Apatosaurus


Macrauchenia


"Please don´t give me away!"


"Me neither!"


Cynognathus in two sizes

[Megalosaurus]

I like the Apatosaurus, but the "Me neither!" stegosaurus stole my heart  .

[Libraraptor]

An affecting little fellow, Megalosaurus, right?
This Moa (?!?) is new to my collection. Or is it an elephant bird?  It´s hollow and the base says "China".

[MaastrichtianGuy]

An affecting little fellow, Megalosaurus, right?
This Moa (?!?) is new to my collection. Or is it an elephant bird?  It´s hollow and the base says "China".

Well that isn't a Moa or an Elephant bird it's an Emu

[Lanthanotus]

Well that isn't a Moa or an Elephant bird it's an Emu

... the overall color scheme does not match an Emu in anyway though, and the proporations, well, that's possibly a question of care in sculpting and production, but the legs are way too thick for an Emu and the beak is too short and thick.

[SBell]

I've never seen a moa toy--tell me that you got others? And what other creatures were there in the Ice Age basket? It might help determine the animal it's meant to be.

Any markings of any kind on it?

And I agree--the legs are too thick to be any modern ratite. It's more likely be one of the many moas than the Malagasy elehpant bird though.

[Libraraptor]

I've never seen a moa toy--tell me that you got others? And what other creatures were there in the Ice Age basket? It might help determine the animal it's meant to be.

Any markings of any kind on it?

And I agree--the legs are too thick to be any modern ratite. It's more likely be one of the many moas than the Malagasy elehpant bird though.

I don´t have any Moa figures. And it doesn´t say anything except of "China B1" under the base. There were hollow brown Macrauchenias, a giant Wombat and some recent animals like wart hogs and rhinos in that basket, so the Ice Age information was not really reliable.
Here I have an Emu figure with the new acquisition:

[Bokisaurus]

An affecting little fellow, Megalosaurus, right?
This Moa (?!?) is new to my collection. Or is it an elephant bird?  It´s hollow and the base says "China".

That is one lovely little Moa figure, nice find.
I hope you got the other figure in the series.

[Libraraptor]

Douglas cuddle toy Pteranodon


CollectA baby Brachiosaurus


Pteranodon by an Italian company starting with F... (who can help?!)

[Dilopho]

All three of those are adorable. 
You should put them with the cute T. rex and Stego from the other post

[Libraraptor]

A new Archaeopteryx arrived today. The one from "Innovative Kids", a line I don´t know much about, but this animal is quite decent. Although it looks as if it had a real beak already.


PNSO Baby Mamenchisaurus, I like this one very much. It´s still much smaller than I expected it to be.

[Dilopho]

Is the Archeopteryx from a set?

[Libraraptor]

Traded it with Halichoeres, I think yes it´s from "Innovative Kids", but I don´t know if it´s a shop or a company or a line.

[The Atroxious]

A new Archaeopteryx arrived today. The one from "Innovative Kids", a line I don´t know much about, but this animal is quite decent. Although it looks as if it had a real beak already.

Is it dancing? Dancing Archaeopteryx is best Archaeopteryx.