Libraraptor´s collection

[Libraraptor]

This small Schleich Mosasaurus in nearly neon green is an exclusive from the Schleich Dinosaurs Magazine Vol.9

It looks pretty cool and should work well as a juvenile Mosa.
I don't think I've ever seen it before. Thanks for the photo 

You're welcome.  Still planning a DTB review of it.

[Libraraptor]

Small Ankylosaurs:

Linde, ? , Inpro


Safari, Kellog's, Safari

[BrontoScorpio]

Small Ankylosaurs:

Linde, ? , Inpro

The one in the middle is Kabaya Dinosaur world.

[Libraraptor]

Small Ankylosaurs:

Linde, ? , Inpro

The one in the middle is Kabaya Dinosaur world.

Ah Yes of course!  Thank you!

[Libraraptor]

Two Aetosaurs: Bullyland Paratypothorax and Schleich Desmatosuchus.

[Shonisaurus]

The paratyphorax and the desmatosuchus are magnificent figures that are already out of print. I hope that some known company of prehistoric toy animals will be dedicated to perform aetosaurs. They are very rare figures in the toy market. I congratulate you Libraraptor because these two figures are really very rare to find especially the figure of Bullyland paratyphorax.

My congratulations.

[Roselaar]

Ah yes, the good old days when both Schleich and Bullyland still surprised us with offbeat species choices...

[Bokisaurus]

This small Schleich Mosasaurus in nearly neon green is an exclusive from the Schleich Dinosaurs Magazine Vol.9

It looks pretty cool and should work well as a juvenile Mosa.
I don't think I've ever seen it before. Thanks for the photo 

Nice, I like it a lot

You're welcome.  Still planning a DTB review of it.

[Libraraptor]

CollectA Lambeosaurus, LEGO Stegosaurus,  a Triceratops of unknown origin and a Lontic Hypsilophodon

[Shonisaurus]

The one that impresses me most is the hysilophodon of the company Lontic has an aspect of ancient recreation of dinosaurs that fascinates me, thanks Libraraptor for your photos and first of all congratulate you for having these four figures.

[Libraraptor]

Old and new Version of Bullyland Liliensternus. Note that there´s just one foot with a base at the lower, probably older Version.


Bullyland mini Plateosaurus painted and unpainted version

[Lanthanotus]

Oh, didn't know there's two versions of the Liliensternus, interesting. And damn, where did you find that painted version? I am still on the hunt for the orange one, I just own the bigger counterpart, but that painted small is a cutie.

[Libraraptor]

Lanthanotus,  the painted version is still available in the museum shop in Stuttgart,  Museum am Löwentor.  Call them and ask them If they can send it via mail.

[Libraraptor]

Small ornithopods: Panini Camptosaurus, WWD  Parksosaurus, small Lontic Hypsiliophodon,  Inpro Heterodontosaurus.

[Libraraptor]

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Do I really have only two invertebrates?! Bullyland Ammonite and Kaiyodo Pyschopyge

[Halichoeres]

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Do I really have only two invertebrates?! Bullyland Ammonite and Kaiyodo Pyschopyge

Wow, only two! At least they're from very different parts of the protostome phylogeny. But you really need more 

[Shonisaurus]

@Libraraptor The figure of Kaiyodo Pyschopyge is an invertebrate in my case that I lack in my collection, it is a beautiful figure.

[Libraraptor]

I found this little Kronosaurus at the museum shop of 'Haus Hövener' in Brilon, Germany, where the Nehden Iguanodon and Mantellisaurus bones are displayed  (see also  'Photos of us'). I bought two of them,  one is reserved for Dr.Adam.

[Halichoeres]

It has the sausage-like quality of the old Carnegie and Salvat versions, but with a much wrinklier 'casing!' Cool find.

[Libraraptor]

These are so called Dargaud figures,  they are said to be from the seventies and have to do something with bubble gum. They are much smaller than the Marx figures they obviously have been inspired by. They do contain a Moschops. I do not know if the yellow saber tooth cat and the Ticeratops belong to the same line,  they are made from a little brittler material and differ in style.