Libraraptor´s collection

[CityRaptor]

Those are actually the repaints from the 90s.

I also agree that the Königsaurier looks more like an Iguanodon. I guess even back then Schleich did not do much research. The Stegsaurier looks like something out of an old Tokusatsu. And it appears a bigger version of the Stachelsaurier can be found in Kleinwelka:

[Libraraptor]

Wow, THAT is interesting. Schleich being inspired by Kleinwelka.  Did not know that.

[Libraraptor]

More pictures and information follow!

[Libraraptor]

I have been posting my first pictures via Photobucket, too. I am now posting images via www.bilder-speicher.de
I decided to stay at this thread instead of opening a completely new one. Like Roselaar, I try to upload at least one picture per day. It can be a group shot or an individual shot.
But I think I start with the mass shots of the cabinets and shelves where  I store and present my collection.

Let´s start with my office. Here is Cora, the Corythosaurus by Bernd Wolter design I stumbled upon at a flea market and who is the heart of my collection.


I do have a crammed cabinet at my office, too


On a shelf in a corridor I have these three guys:


Books and prehistoric animals, I love this combination!






Sauropods towering everything



Top of my main cabinet


Middle of my main cabinet


Bottom of my main cabinet


Some smaller ones and stamps and pictures on lighter wall mounted shelves

[Lanthanotus]

Some real gems there

.. what is that nice Plateosaurus like thing in the first picture... looks like made from wood somewhat.

[Halichoeres]

Fantastic collection! That Corythosaurus is a wonderful find.

[Jose S.M.]

Great collection! the Corythosaurus is indeed a great oiece, very cute too. The Iguanodon next to Schleich Pentaceratops looks great, I haven't seen it before.

[Roselaar]

Fabulous collection!

Who produced that lovely Iguanodon in the pic with the Papo Dimetrodon?

[Lanthanotus]

I think it's this one
http://dinotoyblog.com/2016/09/25/iguanodon-naturecraft/

[PhilSauria]

Now that's what I call a collection! Quite a number of pieces I've never seen before. I've noticed that a lot of collectors keep their Sauropods at a higher elevation, me included, I guess they look (even more) impressive when you are looking up at them. What is the Sauropod between the long-necked Schleich Brachiosaur and the Papo Apatosaur?

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Really impressive collection! Perhaps the only good side to the whole PB thing is that we get to see everyone's collections all over again.

[Bokisaurus]

Lovely collection
Curious to know who made that ceratopsian ( pachy?), looks custom made. Cheers!

[Libraraptor]

Thanks for the kind words, everyone! Yes, the Iguanodon some of you asked me is by Naturecraft. I did a review of it one or so year ago on the blog:

http://dinotoyblog.com/2016/09/25/iguanodon-naturecraft/

Lanthanotos: The wooden Sauropod, I think I once bought it on a market where craftspeople offered their work, so it´s probably custom - made.

PhilSauria: It´s the Larami Diplodocus. Larami did a couple of bad Invicta knockoffs and had a Parasaurolophus and an "Ankylosaurus", too:

http://dinotoyblog.com/2011/11/18/ankylosaurus-larami/


Boki: The Pachycrhinosaurus has been made by our member fabricious where I bought it four or so years ago. I recently had it repainted by Kathrin from Switzerland, whose work one can admire here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20SBLVd4XfY

As for today, I´d like to show you some new pictures from my collection:

Unpainted Schleich Allosaurus


Dino Expo Gigantoraptor


Dino Riders Struthiomimus and Invicta Troodon /Stenonychosaurus


The only two figures I have of prehistoric men, Papo and Safari:


Bullyland Deinonychus and Favorite Velociraptor, showing the paradigm shift of "raptors" having feathers:

[Lanthanotus]

I like that unicolor Schleich Allosaurus.

[stoneage]

   I think that one prehistoric man is a women, Sorry.

[BrontoScorpio]

Thanks for the kind words, everyone!

PhilSauria: It´s the Larami Diplodocus. Larami did a couple of bad Invicta knockoffs and had a Parasaurolophus and an "Ankylosaurus", too:

http://dinotoyblog.com/2011/11/18/ankylosaurus-larami/

Hi Librator.
Very nice collection.
Just am sad to inform you that also your dinotoyblog link above needs your rescue from "photo-bucket" ...

[Libraraptor]

Yeah, BrontoScorpio, I just noticed. It´s so annoying. I try to fix it, but this will last a while for the same reasons I cannot post here regularly: My Internet is super slow at the moment due to a disturbance caused by the provider. I can´t upload any pictures, let alone watch youtube videos. Also, I have a lot to do for the kids I work for, so I beg for indulgence.

[Libraraptor]

  I think that one prehistoric man is a women, Sorry.

Of course you´re right

Well, finally here  are some new pictures:

PNSO Olorotitan and Disga Parasaurolophus


Procon Velociraptor:


Scientific Toys Dromaeosaurid


Schleich Sauropelta. It seems they seem to catch up with these good times in 2018 again:

[Dinophile]

Gorgeous collection!

[Roselaar]

Lovely new additions!