Libraraptor´s collection

[Libraraptor]

2 x Moschops: Tootsie Toys/Ajax (left) and Definitely Dinosaurs

How big is the Tootsie next to the Marx ? ( if you have one ).

Here you are:

[Libraraptor]

Three small sauropods. Safari baby Brachiosaurus, Disga Diplodocus and a bizarre "furry mammoth-sauropod" of which I know neither its origin nor its brand.

[Crackington]

That furry sauropod is a strange looking beastie. Reminds me of the Dinowaurs Survival brand. Is it small enough to be one?

[Fembrogon]

I'm pretty sure I have a variant (knockoff?) of the "furry" sauropod in storage, except mine is green & black in coloration. Very rubbery texture, don't recall a brand name on it either. (sadly I don't have photos of it)

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

I've seen that "furry" sauropod too  at car boot sales. Very unusual

[Libraraptor]

Many lovely Dicynodonts.

[Lanthanotus]

A charming group indeed, especially the most front one is a eyesight

[Libraraptor]

A charming group indeed, especially the most front one is a eyesight

 

[Crackington]

That's a nice group shot @Libraraptor and interesting to see their "evolution" as figures with the fantastic Lisowicia looking majestic at the back.

What is the model at the front left, in front of the Tyco Placerias and the Starlux Endothiodon?

[Libraraptor]

That's a nice group shot @Libraraptor and interesting to see their "evolution" as figures with the fantastic Lisowicia looking majestic at the back.

What is the model at the front left, in front of the Tyco Placerias and the Starlux Endothiodon?

It is from the trading card game "Predators-Return of the dinosaurs"

[Crackington]

Thanks, I hadn't heard of them before, some interesting figures. I notice that they also did a  Lystrosaurus,  there can't  be too many toylines producing two dicynodonts!

[CityRaptor]

Probably has to do with the toyline's complete lack of Palaeozoic creatures. Everything is separated into Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous and Cenozoic...with Cenozoic being dropped once it changed into "Predators DNA Fusion" and later "Predasaurs". At that point they however seem to confuse Placerias for a Ceratopsian...

[Shonisaurus]

Nice set of dicynodonts, hopefully they will be more represented in the toy dinosaur market. For me, it is an iconic figure of a prehistoric animal from the Paleozoic, although some existed until the Cenozoic. Thanks for sharing photos.

[Libraraptor]

Schleich 1995 orca with Doris.

[Halichoeres]

Schleich can make really nice extant animals when they want to.

That Doris fits right in with your museum exclusive collection!

[CityRaptor]

And so the Orca is no longer the apex predator...

[Bokisaurus]

🤣 omg! I totally forgot about Doris! I remember those days of trying to acquire that model😃 now I have dig out mine!

[Libraraptor]

Toyway WWD Polacanthus with Collecta Scelidosaurus




Toyway WWD Liopleurodon with a piece of back flipper broken off



Among some other Pliosaurs

[Pliosaurking]

Great collection @Libraraptor
Your making me jealous with your pliosaurs!

[Shonisaurus]

Nice complete collection of pliosaurs. I'm happy for you.