Libraraptor´s collection

[Shonisaurus]

Nice representation of gigantoraptor by three different dinosaur brands. I do not understand why that species is no longer represented in the toy dinosaur market and at an acceptable size according to the species that is gigantic.

[triceratops83]

Gigantoraptor seems pretty lucky in that there only seems to be good figures of it. Even the old Collecta version looks pretty good in your photo.

[Halichoeres]

The Capcom one is really nice especially. I had it, but then sold it because I was so sure the Battat was about to be released, or failing that, the large-format PNSO version. I suppose the latter could still emerge in time.

[Libraraptor]

Four small Hadrosaurs: PNSO Tsintaosaurus, David Krentz Gryposaurus, Kabaya The Perfect Dino World Collection Lambeosaurus, PNSO Olorotitan



Some small Ceratopsians: PNSO, Inpro, Marx, Safari

[Shonisaurus]

I congratulate you, Libraraptor, you have a good set of toy dinosaur miniatures and of very varied brands. In the variety of brand there is the excellence of a collection.

[triceratops83]

Oh, cool, you've got the Antediluvian Gryposaurus. I wish David Krentz would make more kits - he's one of my favourite sculptors.

[Halichoeres]

Always nice to see some hadrosaurs. I'd definitely like some of those in a larger size (I'm pretty happy with the Safari Gryposaurus, of course).

[Libraraptor]

Good feeling to have these two with their bases which can also function as shelves.

[Shonisaurus]

I'm glad you have both the yangchuanosaurus and the therizinosaurus from Safari, I sincerely like the therizinosaurus a lot. It is a "retro" figure that I am passionate about and despite the time that has elapsed, it continues to fascinate me as a figure. I sincerely wish there were more featherless therizinosaurus figures on the market like that of Dinosaurs of China. I have to admit that I still don't get used to feathered dinosaurs even though those are very scientific. It's true.

[triceratops83]

I remember the Dinosaurs of China from an add in a magazine I had as a kid - those adds always had stuff I could never get a hold of. Cool acquisitions, do you have the mamenchisaurus?

[CityRaptor]

Ah, Dinosaurs of China. Got both Theropods a few years ago, still in box, for cheap,  but missed out on the Mamenschisaurus.

And while the stands do make shelves, personally I am not risking it. 

[Loon]

I would love for them to revisit this style of figure again. I like the idea of including a fossil with the life reconstruction. Though, it seems like that would be more like something Kaiyodo would do.

[Libraraptor]

Using them as shelves is a brilliant idea, I have never before seen them displayed this way.

Thanks to Tesa Power Strips

@triceratops83 : No, unfortunately I don´t have their Mamenchisaurus (yet...) and I just dida little research telling me that someone here in Germany is offering it for 200,- Euro, which is a little too much for me

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Love the Idea with getting them on the Wall. This could also be a great Idea to have bigger or more Detailed Figures directly and alone for Display. Of course with a custom "shelf". Hmmmm...

[Halichoeres]

If only more companies would make these I wouldn't have to spend so much money on bookcases.

Well, except for all the books, I guess.

[Loon]

Meet my Gigantoraptor trio!

Not so Gigant-ic!  Thank you, I'll be here all week!

Seriously though, I hope someone makes a decent sized figure of this species at some point. Still, I'm shocked by how how nice the older CollectA figure looks.

[triceratops83]

@triceratops83 : No, unfortunately I don´t have their Mamenchisaurus (yet...) and I just dida little research telling me that someone here in Germany is offering it for 200,- Euro, which is a little too much for me

Well hopefully you get it one day. I also love the displays stuck to the wall.

[Libraraptor]

Two great Ichtyosaurs by Schleich and Playful Home.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

The other one looks very cute, nice additions

[Shonisaurus]

My congratulations on your two new marine reptiles. Honestly in my case it is my only shonisaurus, at least one brand of toy dinosaurs has had the detail of looking at one of my favorite prehistoric marine reptiles and which I carry the standard of my DTF identification.