Libraraptor´s collection

[Libraraptor]

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.

I can vividly imagine you swallowing your issues with Schleich in front of your proud son I know exactly how this feels!

[CityRaptor]

Well, the Schleich one makes a good Kaiju...or Skeksis, depending on what you prefer. That latter probably would work pretty well if it stands next to be Bullyland one as it's counterpart. I also have four Therizinos ( technically six, but the two additional ones are doubles of the japanese ones DOUBLES SOLD) : Like you I got the Bullyland and Safari DOC ones, as well as the Dinotales Series 4 one and the Yujin Dino Museum one.

[Libraraptor]

Extinct meets recent,  both Schleich

[CityRaptor]

Dinogorgon and lion, two species separated by 254 million years of evolution have just been suddenly thrown back into the mix together. How can we possibly have the slightest idea what to expect?

[Libraraptor]

Dinogorgon and lion, two species separated by 254 million years of evolution have just been suddenly thrown back into the mix together. How can we possibly have the slightest idea what to expect?

Have you ever thought of becoming sports moderator? 

[CityRaptor]

Can't really take credit for that, it's based on a quote from Jurassic Park, said by Alan Grant:
"Dinosaurs and man, two species separated by 65 million years of evolution have just been suddenly thrown back into the mix together. How can we possibly have the slightest idea what to expect?"

[Libraraptor]

Can't really take credit for that, it's based on a quote from Jurassic Park, said by Alan Grant:
"Dinosaurs and man, two species separated by 65 million years of evolution have just been suddenly thrown back into the mix together. How can we possibly have the slightest idea what to expect?"

Ah yes of course!  Did not dig it Here are three Therizinosaurs. Got the Papo one today.

[sauroid]

i almost owned that Bullyland Theri (got stolen in the mail while in transit). awesome new stuff Libraraptor.

[Loon]

Congrats on the Papo Therizinosaurus, still one of my favorite figures from them.

[Libraraptor]

Thanks for the comments!

Today two huge pieces of plastic: Big brown Kleinwelka and Playmobil Brachiosaurus:

[CityRaptor]

As befitting the most succesfull herbivorous tetrapods, the largest animals to ever walk the Earth. Gigantism done right, the Megafauna of Megafauna! Elephants, mammoths and their kind? Do not even compare! Giraffes and Paraceratherium? Pathetic! Whales? Poor attempt!

Here are three Therizinosaurs. Got the Papo one today.

It's interesting to see how the Papo is a middle ground between Schleich's and Bullylands.

[Libraraptor]

One of my first attempts to give the single figure space to breathe on my shelves instead of overcrowding them...
"Rexes and Raptors":

[Shonisaurus]

Nice additions, I congratulate you Libraraptor. By the way and sorry for my absolute ignorance as a collector, what brand corresponds to the gray tyrannosaurus rex that you show on the first shelf of the photograph?

[CityRaptor]

The big one? That would be the Sega The Great Dinosaur. Was reviewd on the blog:
http://dinotoyblog.com/2010/08/03/tyrannosaurus-the-great-dinosaur-by-sega/
Hard to get, although there is one on German eBay right now.

One of my first attempts to give the single figure space to breathe on my shelves instead of overcrowding them...
"Rexes and Raptors":

Looks nice. Also kinda like the Yangchuanosaurus is bowing before that much Tyranny.

[Libraraptor]

Dicynodonts!

[Shonisaurus]

I congratulate you Libraraptor on your new acquisition, the lisowicia bojani is a figure to be reckoned with among Paleozoic animal toy figures.

[Libraraptor]

I congratulate you Libraraptor on your new acquisition, the lisowicia bojani is a figure to be reckoned with among Paleozoic animal toy figures.

It is Mesozoic (Triassic). But no matter what age the animal is from:

What am incredibly heavy piece of rubber!  And that much detail!

[Lanthanotus]

Congrats, mine arrived too today, really impressive thing

[Libraraptor]

Congrats, mine arrived too today, really impressive thing

Thanks and congrats,  too! It really has character.  I love the eyes!

[Faelrin]

The three of those look great together. I really got to get my hands on all of those eventually.


Edit: Kind of scales nicely too give or take.