Libraraptor´s collection

[Libraraptor]

Isisaurus by Shapeways.

[Stegotyranno420]

Very spectacular. Isisaurus is a fine sauropod. It's great to see more South Asian dinosaurs on the market now  :)

[Bokisaurus]

Wonderful! Are you going to paint it? Is that the small size? Looks nice and detailed.😃

[Shonisaurus]

My congratulations on your new acquisition, it is sincerely good that dinosaur companies make more and more varied sauropods every day. Even being a single color it is beautiful, although I also agree with Halichoeres that it would be interesting if it had a paint varnish, although without it it is still a great figure.

He is a spectacular figure.

[Libraraptor]

Thanks for your nice comments  !

B @Bokisaurus It is the small version and I am not going to paint it.

Above we see two very different approaches to do a Troodon figure.

[Halichoeres]

The Mattel one has quite the punk-rock hairdo.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Ooh nice Isisaurus, that's an animal I've taken a liking too more recently.

[Libraraptor]

Pterosaur time! Marolin and Invicta Pteranodon. Antedeluvian and Linde Rhamphorhynchus. 

[SidB]

The monochromes sure show well together.

[CityRaptor]

I looked up and saw a pair of mighty Thipdars. The female resting on a rock, the male walking on the ground. I knew well about their strength for I have once seen a trio of them carrying away a mighty tarag. The thipdars weren't alone however, as I also saw their masters, two Mahars. One of these highly intelligent creatures was already in the air while her companion was about to lift off as well, having already spread her wings.

[Shonisaurus]

Nice retro pterosaurs, the one I like the most is the Linde rhamphorhynchus along with the pteranodon from Invicta.

[Duna]

Oh, those are little gems for any collector ... congrats! 

[Libraraptor]

Thanks for all your interesting and kind comments.  Here we have Starlux Anatosaurus (Hadrosaurus?) and BBC Parksosaurus:

[Shonisaurus]

Beautiful and very cool figures, the Starlux baryonxy is a super nice and attractive retro. On the other hand, the BBC parkosaurus must be one of the few of its kind in existence.

[Libraraptor]

Beautiful and very cool figures, the Starlux baryonxy is a super nice and attractive retro. On the other hand, the BBC parkosaurus must be one of the few of its kind in existence.

Yes, I like that Starlux Hadrosaur very much, too! So retro!

And yes, there are very few figures of small Ornithischians out there

[Halichoeres]

Oddly, DTC, TAI, and DeMarco all identify this as Shantungosaurus, which was named in 1973. But the figure was first released in 1972, so its initial release must have had some other name, maybe something generic like 'hadrosaure.'

[Duna]

Oddly, DTC, TAI, and DeMarco all identify this as Shantungosaurus, which was named in 1973. But the figure was first released in 1972, so its initial release must have had some other name, maybe something generic like 'hadrosaure.'

Yes, you are totally right. In fact it was named "Trachodon", as many others did (Marx, Sinclair ...).

Here it is the original catalogue from 1972 in which that figure was released:




By the way @Libraraptor that Starlux figure is one of the first I wanted from Starlux. It's very cool (along with the Saltoposuchus).

[Halichoeres]

Interesting, thanks! I wonder when they switched it. Maybe in 1978 when they released the Anatosaurus.

And yes, there are very few figures of small Ornithischians out there

I also wish for more of these! The Jurassic and Cretaceous shelves feel so incomplete without them.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Isisaurus by Shapeways.

Uh, i like that one. I hope, it will be painted 0:

[Duna]

Interesting, thanks! I wonder when they switched it. Maybe in 1978 when they released the Anatosaurus.

In fact I've found the 1983 and the 1984 catalogues and it was still named "Trachodon". But in the latest colored version of the catalogue, from the nineties, it appears with the name "Shantungosaure". In fact it was named much more years "Trachodon" than "shantungosaurus".