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What Would You Want Safari Ltd. to Make?

Started by Balaur, October 03, 2012, 12:35:04 AM

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Balaur

I wasreading thru the old forum, and found a thread for this. Time to resurrect it!

I would like Safari to make -
Toobs -
Prehistoric Reptile Toob -
Inostrancevia
Kaprosuchus
Titanoboa
Xianglong
Deinosuchus
Archelon
Tanystropheus

Life Alongside Dinosaurs Toob -
Beelzebufo
Repenomamus
Repenomamus with Baby Psittaco in Mouth
Pteranodon (Updated Sculpt)
Ceratodus
Placodus
Castorocauda
Volaticotherium
Adelobasilius
Didelphodon

Pterosaur Toob -
Scleromochlus
Peteinosaurus
Jeholopterus
Darwinopterus (Male and Female)
Rhamphorhynchus
Hatzegopteryx
Quetzalcoatlus on All Fours
Dsungaripterus
Tupandactylus
Dimorphodon
Geosternbergia (Or a Species of Pteranodon)

Figures -
Eustreptospondylus
Argentinosaurus
Mapusaurus
Saurosuchus
Postosuchus?
Shonisaurus
Basilosaurus

Post your wishes here, and feel free to suggest anything.  ^-^


alexeratops

All I ask for is a theri and an orthrocone. :)
like a bantha!

Balaur

Quote from: alexeratops on October 03, 2012, 01:56:31 AM
All I ask for is a theri and an orthrocone. :)

That would be nice. A Nothronychus would be the best therizinosaur to make.  :)

alexeratops

Have you ever thought that theri might have had webbing in between his claws? :o I think it would be likely. :)
like a bantha!

DinoLord

Safari already have Inostrancevia and Kaprosuchus figures in their Wild Safari line, so I doubt that they'd include them in a prehistoric reptile tube if they ever did make one.

Balaur

Quote from: alexeratops on October 03, 2012, 02:21:47 AM
Have you ever thought that theri might have had webbing in between his claws? :o I think it would be likely. :)

What would the webbing be used for? I doubt it would be for swimming, because he can't pronate. I don't think so, but everyone has their own opinion.  :)

As for the Inostrancevia and Kaprosuchus in a toob, the Postosuchus in the Prehistoric Crocodiles Toob is just like the big version, only different colour. Thats what I'm imagining.

TheAllosaur

Carnegie:
A FEATHERED Velociraptor
Majungasaurus (scott hartman)
Acrocanthosaurus Redo
Masiakasaurus
Herrerasaurus
Massospondylus
Allosaurus Redo
Lambeosaurus
Sauropoesidon
Lesothosaurus

Safari Dinosaurs:
Balaur
Falcarius
Becklespinax
Eoraptor
Melanorosaurus
Spinops
Part-time genius!

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SBell

You are aware that Safari did a Postosuchus, right? And it's a brilliant figure too. One of their best. 2, counting the toob figure.



Takama

#8
Kentrosaurus remake (still dissapointed about there current ones retirement)

Suchomimus Remake

Girafatitain(i would accept it if they simply re-name there re issuued original Safari Brachiosaurus

TheAllosaur

Haha! I can just imagine the Carnegie guys trying to find a way to pose the Scott Hartman Majungasaurus with it's really long body and short limbs...considering the difficulty they have balancing their current models without the tripod pose...it would be really hard to give the Majungasaurus a tripod stance and still give it a low slung posture (unless they wanted a tail drag  :P) I can just imagine...I dunno why I find that so funny..Haahaa
Part-time genius!

tyrantqueen

A theropod with no horrible clown feet in the style they've been producing lately.

Let's see...
A pterosaur in a four legging posture (on the ground)
Feathered velociraptor
A bigger Allosaurus
Ouranosaurus
Troodon


Balaur

Quote from: tyrantqueen on October 03, 2012, 02:13:58 PM
A theropod with no horrible clown feet in the style they've been producing lately.

Let's see...
A pterosaur in a four legging posture (on the ground)
Feathered velociraptor
A bigger Allosaurus
Ouranosaurus
Troodon

I've always wanted an Ouranosaurus from them.

Quote from: SBell on October 03, 2012, 06:07:25 AM
You are aware that Safari did a Postosuchus, right? And it's a brilliant figure too. One of their best. 2, counting the toob figure.




Oh. I was thinkg of a bipedal Postosuchus, or a Saurosuchus. Oops! Should have been thinking! :o

Patrx

Basically the same things I'd like to see from any company :)

  • Bipeds with bases, thereby avoiding the dreaded tripod or big-foot issues

  • Quilled ceratopsians with neutral hands

  • Deinonychusaurs with correct primary feathers and fuzzy faces

  • Mosasaurs with tail flukes

  • Feathered allosaurs


SBell

Quote from: balaurbondoc2843 on October 03, 2012, 02:46:38 PM
Quote from: tyrantqueen on October 03, 2012, 02:13:58 PM
A theropod with no horrible clown feet in the style they've been producing lately.

Let's see...
A pterosaur in a four legging posture (on the ground)
Feathered velociraptor
A bigger Allosaurus
Ouranosaurus
Troodon

I've always wanted an Ouranosaurus from them.

Quote from: SBell on October 03, 2012, 06:07:25 AM
You are aware that Safari did a Postosuchus, right? And it's a brilliant figure too. One of their best. 2, counting the toob figure.




Oh. I was thinkg of a bipedal Postosuchus, or a Saurosuchus. Oops! Should have been thinking! :o

They aren't bipedal though.  Maybe functionally, but they are pretty much obligatory quadrupeds. Maybe ones like Ornithosuchus (depends on the source) or Saltoposuchus.

tyrantqueen

Quote from: Pixelboy on October 03, 2012, 03:34:42 PM
Basically the same things I'd like to see from any company :)

  • Bipeds with bases, thereby avoiding the dreaded tripod or big-foot issues

  • Quilled ceratopsians with neutral hands

  • Deinonychusaurs with correct primary feathers and fuzzy faces

  • Mosasaurs with tail flukes

  • Feathered allosaurs
Based on what? Is there any fossil evidence that suggests allosaurs had feathers? Or even protofuzz for that matter?

Patrx

Quote from: tyrantqueen on October 03, 2012, 10:30:01 PM
Quote from: Pixelboy on October 03, 2012, 03:34:42 PM
Basically the same things I'd like to see from any company :)

  • Bipeds with bases, thereby avoiding the dreaded tripod or big-foot issues

  • Quilled ceratopsians with neutral hands

  • Deinonychusaurs with correct primary feathers and fuzzy faces

  • Mosasaurs with tail flukes

  • Feathered allosaurs
Based on what? Is there any fossil evidence that suggests allosaurs had feathers? Or even protofuzz for that matter?

Mostly just because it would look really cool and be nearly unique :) The Allosaurus from the latest Tokyo Dinoking Expo has what I think are meant to be feathers, but as far as I know, every other allosaur figure so far leaves them off.
I don't think there are any fossils that preserve feathers on an allosaur. I don't think there are any fossils that preserve scales on them, either, though, and every dinosaur I've ever seen has both.  ;D

Balaur

Quote from: SBell on October 03, 2012, 04:10:13 PM
Quote from: balaurbondoc2843 on October 03, 2012, 02:46:38 PM
Quote from: tyrantqueen on October 03, 2012, 02:13:58 PM
A theropod with no horrible clown feet in the style they've been producing lately.

Let's see...
A pterosaur in a four legging posture (on the ground)
Feathered velociraptor
A bigger Allosaurus
Ouranosaurus
Troodon

I've always wanted an Ouranosaurus from them.

Quote from: SBell on October 03, 2012, 06:07:25 AM
You are aware that Safari did a Postosuchus, right? And it's a brilliant figure too. One of their best. 2, counting the toob figure.




Oh. I was thinkg of a bipedal Postosuchus, or a Saurosuchus. Oops! Should have been thinking! :o

They aren't bipedal though.  Maybe functionally, but they are pretty much obligatory quadrupeds. Maybe ones like Ornithosuchus (depends on the source) or Saltoposuchus.

I think they could run on their hind legs, but most of the time use all four. Have you looked at the front legs? They're quite short.

KeU

I am really really hoping Carnegie would re-sculpt the Acrocanthosaurus and Allosaurus at 1/40 scale.
Torvosaurus will be nice too...

Balaur

Quote from: KeU on October 04, 2012, 02:55:17 AM
I am really really hoping Carnegie would re-sculpt the Acrocanthosaurus and Allosaurus at 1/40 scale.
Torvosaurus will be nice too...

I agree. We need that Zuni Basin Tyrannosaur in figure form!  ;D

Concavenator

#19

Carnegie collection:
Allosaurus redo
Balaur bondoc.
Wild Safari:
Suchomimus redo
Nasutoceratops


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