Libraraptor´s collection

[stoneage]

   What is the sauropod figure in the picture with Cora?

[Libraraptor]

  What is the sauropod figure in the picture with Cora?

If only I l knew.  It is a figure made from wood and I found it at a garage sale.

[Libraraptor]

I´d like to give you more information about my old "new" Pachyrhinosaurus model. It all began here:

http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=2181.msg58299#msg58299

I fell in love with the unusual, brawny look. I think I ordered a "miscast" one (miscast obviously refered to the animal´s left front leg) from fabricious in Austria. It came to me in plain white. Then in an act of panic reaction I painted it monochrome purple with a clumsy colour. I am an Invicta fan, you know, and I thought monochromacity would emphasize the sculpt. I was so wrong, angry and ashamed that I put the model into the backmost depths of my cabinet.
Then I got to know Kathrin on her youtube channel. She´s from Switzerland, wants to stay independent and thus does not join us here (yet?).
Here´s a video of the repaint (not of the process, unfourtunately, but I fully understand she wanted to concentrate on the painting process only without thinking of camera adjustment etc.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20SBLVd4XfY&t=39s

And here are some pictures of the "newborn" Pachyrhinosaurus. I hope you like it:









I´d like you to make name proposals. What do you think? Is it a male or a female ceratopsid? And do you like the paint job as much as I do?

[Halichoeres]

It looks like a Laura.

[Libraraptor]

It looks like a Laura.

Laura actually sounds very good! Any other suggestions?!

[ZoPteryx]

Beautiful model!  As for a name, I'm thinking maybe Terra for a female or Terrance for a male.

[Megalosaurus]

Indeed beatifully painted.
Laura is a good name.

[Libraraptor]

So, thank you! She´s a "Laura" now!
Here we have Timpo Dimetrodon:

[Libraraptor]

Revell Quick Snap Dinos Dimetrodon:



No figure, but a picture : Procynosuchus courtship by my friend Simon Zoppe:

[CityRaptor]

Awww, that is weirdly adorable.

[Libraraptor]

Another picture: Eight years ago our member sepp painted these brutally mating Dimetrodons for me:

[Libraraptor]

Something is wrong with this stupid picture program
Or my connection is too slow.
Had some cool stuff, but I think unless I fix it I can´t show anything.

And still I don´t know how to delete messages so you have to read my complaints as an explaination.

[sauroid]

excited to see any new additions to your collection thread...

[CityRaptor]

Something is wrong with this stupid picture program
Or my connection is too slow.
Had some cool stuff, but I think unless I fix it I can´t show anything.

And still I don´t know how to delete messages so you have to read my complaints as an explaination.

Fixed it for you.

A plushy, eh?

[Libraraptor]

Thank you! Yes, a plushy, but there were some more. Although I can´t see the pictures in the preview and the actual post, I hope someone else can, since the plushy somehow emerged from the depths. So I post two other pictures here, hoping someone can fix it. Soon I´ll get myself a new notebook, no idea what the reason for the inability to see the pictures.

[PlesiosaurusNessy]

Libraraptor, your collection is extraordinary super! I read your whole thread, super fantastic! From Invicta Dinosaurs, I am a great
fan,too, but I am still missing a few of them, hoping to find them in future...The painting of the two Dimetrodons is super and I very
much like the plushy Pteranodon and your Cora,the Corythosaurus is really a treasure, so sweet!
Best wishes to you from a collector of Germany, happy further collecting!

[Libraraptor]

Thanks for all those kind words.  And nice to meet you! Welcome to the Forum and the small,  but fine group of Germans and german speaking dinosaur fans!  You have already contacted me via Email and what you wrote was both interesting and an Inspiration.  We really should Think about planning a Dinosaur collectors '  meeting in Germany. Maybe you even Open an extra thread to see how interested the others are?

[PlesiosaurusNessy]

Thanks a lot, Libraraptor for your kind words, nice to meet you,too and your kind welcome from you,here in your thread!
I am very happy, that you agree with me, to plan a dinosaur collectors meeting in Germany!

Today morning, I opened a new thread for this topic under "General", to discuss the idea of a collectors meeting,
possibly 1. weekend in February 2018, but it can change to the 2. weekend, too, only at Saturday!
I will see, what the members of this forum will write in the next days to this theme!Let´s stay in contact!
Wish you the best, Yours PlesiosaurusNessy

[DinoToyForum]

Good idea! There have been some DTF member meet ups in the UK, but never in Germany before. Better to open a thread in the member's board for this: http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?board=18.0. In fact, there is already a thread for this there (http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=4074.0) although if you want to create a separate Germany specific thread you are very welcome to

[Libraraptor]

Thanks Dr.Admin for your support, I´ll be caring for this DTF German meeting at the beginning of the next year.

Here ´s a recent animal cuddle toy: A Gecko from National Geographic



And a tree frog, also from National Geographic:



Some WWD figures. They used to be lids for something. Maybe one of you knows more?



And here´s yet another cuddle toy, but a prehistoric animal, a Pteranodon: