Libraraptor´s collection

[CityRaptor]

Oh, those have a nice retro charme. And unlike Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus does not get into a figure that often.

[Sinornis]

Very nice collection!! Thank you also for showing the detail on the mini Velociraptor, cool figure!

[Libraraptor]

Very nice collection!! Thank you also for showing the detail on the mini Velociraptor, cool figure!

Thank you! Do you mean the Bullyland mini Velociraptor?

[Pawnosuchus]

Congratulations on an absolutely outstanding collection. It's always fascinating to see what other members collect and you have done an exception job in displaying so many varied figures.

[Libraraptor]

Congratulations on an absolutely outstanding collection. It's always fascinating to see what other members collect and you have done an exception job in displaying so many varied figures.

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[Megalosaurus]

I´m not sure if I ever showed you my Féves prehistoric animals [...]

Nice little pieces. Of course I love the Edaphosaurus.

And your collection is impresive. If I ever went to your house I could expend hours examining every figure.

[Libraraptor]

I´m not sure if I ever showed you my Féves prehistoric animals [...]

Nice little pieces. Of course I love the Edaphosaurus.

And your collection is impresive. If I ever went to your house I could expend hours examining every figure.

You would be offered much coffee and cake and have an entertaining time 

[BlueKrono]

Ooh, should I book a flight to Germany? I've always wanted to see Cologne Cathedral...

[Libraraptor]

Ooh, should I book a flight to Germany? I've always wanted to see Cologne Cathedral...

Every fellow collector is invited to see my collection in person.  Actually I would like to meet many of you in Person.  I am still fond of the idea of a Germany DTF Meeting.

[Libraraptor]

Small Hadrosaurs:

Back: Rothschild and Kaiyodo Parasaurolophus
Front: Inpro knockoff (?) Corythosaurus, K&M Parasaurolophus, PNSO Olorotitan


Purple Marx Kronosaurus and a small red knockoff.

[Libraraptor]

Joy City Plesiosaurus:

Could they really bend their flappers this far downwards?!

Schleich "Panzersaurier" (Proganochelys?!):

It looks like its feed had been milled off with a belt sander...Unlucky little fellow. It´s save with me now!

[CityRaptor]

That Plesiosaurus thinks it is a Sauropod.

Poor Panzersaurier. I wonder if would be possible to create some sort of "prosthesis" for it.

[BlueKrono]

Yes, the Joy City plesiosaur is a very upright fellow. If you need any close ups of the Prog's feet, I have one, just in yellow.

[Halichoeres]

Come on guys, haven't you heard of of Plesiosaurus bathypteroides, the species that walked on its flipper-tips like a tripod fish?

[BlueKrono]

Oh that's weird. Deep sea I'm guessing? Lotta straight freaks down there.

[Halichoeres]

Oh that's weird. Deep sea I'm guessing? Lotta straight freaks down there.

You betcha!

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

Come on guys, haven't you heard of of Plesiosaurus bathypteroides, the species that walked on its flipper-tips like a tripod fish?

What was discovered first, the fish or the plesiosaur?

[Halichoeres]

Come on guys, haven't you heard of of Plesiosaurus bathypteroides, the species that walked on its flipper-tips like a tripod fish?

What was discovered first, the fish or the plesiosaur?

Turns out Plesiosaurus was actually described decades before Bathypterois. I'd never thought to check!

[Libraraptor]

Fascinating fish! Whoa!

Thanks for the prothesis suggestion, but I won´t change anything. Somewhere else here we had been asked if we give damaged figures a refugee and accept them as they are. And I say "yes" twice!

[Libraraptor]

Five guys from a Schleich series from the eighties. The waving biped on the very right is no Ornithopod Iguanodon but is classified as a Tyrannosaurus - despite the four fingers! I think that including their Ankylosaurus, which reminds me at the unspeakable Inpro one, all the figures are quite decent and have a certain charm.