Libraraptor´s collection

[Halichoeres]

Nice herd of pachycephalosaurs! That Waiphoon is such an interesting figure.

[Libraraptor]

Thanks for the comments!  Here we see two Schleich sauropods.  15 years lay between the Saltasaurus from 2005 and their recent Agustinia.

[Shonisaurus]

Nice additions the saltasaurus of the year 2006 was an epic figure by Schleich is a shame that it is discontinued. On the other hand, the agustinia of Schleich is also a quite remarkable figure and honestly the best toy agustinia on the market.

[Libraraptor]

Nice additions the saltasaurus of the year 2006 was an epic figure by Schleich is a shame that it is discontinued. On the other hand, the agustinia of Schleich is also a quite remarkable figure and honestly the best toy agustinia on the market.

I like the sculpt,  but the colours turn me off.  The head looks like it is smiling at me,  which is a downer,  too.

[Roselaar]

Nice additions the saltasaurus of the year 2006 was an epic figure by Schleich is a shame that it is discontinued. On the other hand, the agustinia of Schleich is also a quite remarkable figure and honestly the best toy agustinia on the market.

I like the sculpt,  but the colours turn me off.  The head looks like it is smiling at me,  which is a downer,  too.

For some reason, Agustinia's head always looks goofy in toy form. That Schleich Saltasaurus also dropped the ball a bit in that regard, but it's still an awesome figure.

[SidB]

Nice additions the saltasaurus of the year 2006 was an epic figure by Schleich is a shame that it is discontinued. On the other hand, the agustinia of Schleich is also a quite remarkable figure and honestly the best toy agustinia on the market.

I like the sculpt,  but the colours turn me off.  The head looks like it is smiling at me,  which is a downer,  too.

Well, maybe the smile is an enigmatic puzzle/ invitation - consider the Mona Lisa.

[Libraraptor]

Nice additions the saltasaurus of the year 2006 was an epic figure by Schleich is a shame that it is discontinued. On the other hand, the agustinia of Schleich is also a quite remarkable figure and honestly the best toy agustinia on the market.

I like the sculpt,  but the colours turn me off.  The head looks like it is smiling at me,  which is a downer,  too.

Well, maybe the smile is an enigmatic puzzle/ invitation - consider the Mona Lisa.

Two interesting Spinosaurus

[Shonisaurus]

I congratulate you on those two spinosaurus, that of Schleich and that of the large-sized version of Safari (great dinos), the last figure in that collection the pteranodon (for the moment) I bought it from Dejankins.

[Halichoeres]

For some reason, Agustinia's head always looks goofy in toy form. That Schleich Saltasaurus also dropped the ball a bit in that regard, but it's still an awesome figure.

It's true! Every toy has a derpy head. This one is worse than I expected but still maybe not as bad as the CollectA.

[Libraraptor]

PNSO Nyctosaurus and Linde Rhamphorhynchus.

[Shonisaurus]

Nice pair of figures. Two pretty good pterosaur miniatures.

[Libraraptor]

What?  Do I really have only four Therizinosaurus?!

[Loon]

Nice collection of Therizinosaurus. Still a species that I think has yet to have a definitive version. Still, all of those are really interesting versions. I particularly like the one in the right, it reminds me of Luis Rey's reconstruction.

[Shonisaurus]

The said curious collection of therizinosaurus from Libraraptor, we would need a more scientific therizinosaurus, just as the definitive therizinosaurus can come thanks to the Safari or Eofauna brand? Time will tell.

[Halichoeres]

I have a soft spot for that Bullyland one; I considered it for my own collection.

[Libraraptor]

Nice collection of Therizinosaurus. Still a species that I think has yet to have a definitive version. Still, all of those are really interesting versions. I particularly like the one in the right, it reminds me of Luis Rey's reconstruction.

@Loon: it is by Chap Mei and yes,  it has this audacious Luis V. Rey style. And @Halichoeres : although in no way scientifically correct,  it is a nice figure on its own.
@Shonisaurus : Yes, I am still waiting for a both correct and nice to look at figure, too.

[PrimevalRaptor]

Some nice Therizinosaurus over there! I gotta agree, the Bullyland one certainly has it's flaws but there's some real charme to it that had me pick it up once I saw it in a store here on sale, it certainly is the best Therizinosaurus made in Germany (though the bar iiiis kinda low there  )
And the Luis V. Rey inspiration on the Chap Mei one was what made me pick that one up when I was a kid. And speaking of those times, you can't imagine how excited I was when I got my hands on the Carnegie one, especially after watching Chased by Dinosaurs.
Personally, while not perfect, I do feel that the Great Dinosaurs one from Safari is fairly close to a definitive one for me, even if it probably still has some issues of it's own.

[Bokisaurus]

What?  Do I really have only four Therizinosaurus?!

Yeah, what's up with that?😂
Nice herd, it's amazing how many figure of it exist now.
You should at least get the Papo and small CollectA' .😃

[Libraraptor]

Wait! I forgot my Schleich one! Yes, I do have a Schleich Therizinosaurus. How could I forget? ...

[Lanthanotus]

Wait! I forgot my Schleich one! Yes, I do have a Schleich Therizinosaurus. How could I forget? ...

Hah, you better forget about THAT one..... well, nah, I know you like to collect the weird ones, but honestly, my son bought it with his own money some months ago and when he proudly presented it to me I had to swallow two times before making up a positive reply

I very much like the Bullyland one, it`s so charming.