Libraraptor´s collection

[Halichoeres]

Those are interesting! I have some that are similar but I'm not sure they're identical. How did you learn the brand?

[Libraraptor]

Those are interesting! I have some that are similar but I'm not sure they're identical. How did you learn the brand?

By accident.  Saw them on eBay and then did a little research. I guess they are just simplified and smaller versions of Marx.  This Glyptodon, seen here together with Safari Doedicurus,  is said to be from the same line. It arrived today and it is hollow ...

[DinoToyForum]

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.

Whoa! @Libraraptor, I missed this post, thanks for reserving one for me! I agree with @Halichoeres, it will complete a trio of krono-sausage-sauruses!

[acro-man]

An unusual, bizzare, hilarious, intriguing collection!

[Libraraptor]

An unusual, bizzare, hilarious, intriguing collection!

Thank you

[bmathison1972]

An unusual, bizzare, hilarious, intriguing collection!

I agree that's why I like to follow it . It's like mine, but taxonomically different!

[Libraraptor]

An unusual, bizzare, hilarious, intriguing collection!

I agree that's why I like to follow it . It's like mine, but taxonomically different!

Thank you, too!  By taxonomically different,  so you mean,  you prefer different species or lines?

[bmathison1972]

An unusual, bizzare, hilarious, intriguing collection!

I agree that's why I like to follow it . It's like mine, but taxonomically different!

Thank you, too!  By taxonomically different,  so you mean,  you prefer different species or lines?

species yes, as an entomologist I only collect arthropods and similar arthropods, that's why you'll find me more on ATF than DTF

[Libraraptor]

An unusual, bizzare, hilarious, intriguing collection!

I agree that's why I like to follow it . It's like mine, but taxonomically different!

Thank you, too!  By taxonomically different,  so you mean,  you prefer different species or lines?

species yes, as an entomologist I only collect arthropods and similar arthropods, that's why you'll find me more on ATF than DTF

Ah I see!  Under the same user name?  Because I think I am going to throw a look at your arthropod collection.

[bmathison1972]

Yes, it's called Blaine's Bug of the Day under 'Collections' :-). Thank you!

[Roselaar]

Wow, that Kronosaurus is just... wow... 

[Libraraptor]

While waiting for myAAoD Australovenator, I think it could be fun to list the animals of my Museum / Theme Park - exclusive figures. Here we go:

Wolfgang Bonhage - Museum Korbach: Procynosuchus delaharpeae (Bullyland)

Regionalmuseum Wolfhager Land: Protochirotherium wolfhagensis (Bullyland)

Staatliches Naturhistorisches Museum Braunschweig: Spinophorosaurus nigerensis  (Bullyland)

Museum am Löwentor, Stuttgart: Plateosaurus engelhardti (Bullyland, small, quadruped version)

Dinosaur Park, White Post, VA: Moschops

Bristol Museum & Art Gallery:  Pliosaurus carpenteri

Saurierpark Kleinwelka: Brachiosaurus (big tan version, small grey version), Iguanodon (grey version, yellow version), Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Diplodocus

Naturhistorisches Museum, Basel (Switzerland): Tsintaosaurus spinorhinus

Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum : Australovenator wintonensis


Still not really sure if one can place the Invictas here, but I don´t really think so. Also, the Bullyland Batrachotomus, Arizonasausus, Plateosaurus (big), Paratypothorax and  Liniensternus: Were they Stuttgart Museum exclusives or sold outside the museum in regular Shops?

[Halichoeres]

That's a great assortment of museum figures! I think the Stuttgart Museum figures were pretty widely available, so I think they're more like Schleich's Humboldt figures or Safari's Carnegie figures--marketed as associated with a museum but not really exclusives.

[Libraraptor]

That's a great assortment of museum figures! I think the Stuttgart Museum figures were pretty widely available, so I think they're more like Schleich's Humboldt figures or Safari's Carnegie figures--marketed as associated with a museum but not really exclusives.

Thank you and yes- that is what I thought,  too. 

Finally,  BANJO has arrived. Accompanied by CollectA Struthuomimus:

[Bokisaurus]

Wonderful new additions, where did you buy Banjo?
That Fat pliosaur is awesome!

[RobinGoodfellow]

Wonderful new additions, where did you buy Banjo?

..I suppose it's from Urzeitshop DE: https://www.urzeitshop.de/gb/aaod/2741-australovenator-dinosaur-figure-by-aaod.html

[Libraraptor]

Wonderful new additions, where did you buy Banjo?

..I suppose it's from Urzeitshop DE: https://www.urzeitshop.de/gb/aaod/2741-australovenator-dinosaur-figure-by-aaod.html

Yes, that is correct 

[Libraraptor]

Animals of Australia Muttaburrasaurus,  Serendipaceratops and Minmi.

[Halichoeres]

Animals of Australia Muttaburrasaurus,  Serendipaceratops and Minmi.

Do you already have the Leaellynasaura?

[Libraraptor]

Animals of Australia Muttaburrasaurus,  Serendipaceratops and Minmi.

Do you already have the Leaellynasaura?

It was not available anymore