Dan's Dinosaurs Exclusive: Retired Safari Products

[Tyrannax]

May 10, 2009 2:33:03 GMT Dan said:

The Spinosaurus is supposed to have a pretty good replacement, I hear.

As for the others, I haven't heard much yet. Given that the Acrocanthosaurus is an all-important therapod, I wouldn't be surprised to see a new sculpt in the future.

Acrocanthosaurus is growing in popularity. We even see it in video games like JP Operation Genesis.

(By the way, theropod is spelled with an o, not an a. That is for future reference

[stoneage]

May 10, 2009 2:51:29 GMT Tyrannax said:

May 10, 2009 2:33:03 GMT Dan said:

The Spinosaurus is supposed to have a pretty good replacement, I hear.

As for the others, I haven't heard much yet. Given that the Acrocanthosaurus is an all-important therapod, I wouldn't be surprised to see a new sculpt in the future.

Acrocanthosaurus is growing in popularity. We even see it in video games like JP Operation Genesis.

(By the way, theropod is spelled with an o, not an a. That is for future reference

Oh, now your all of a sudden concerned with spelling! ;D

[Dan]

Alright, I think I've got the retired figure order list just about finalized. Any last minute takers on the Sue Anatotitan? It's attractive and very inexpensive.

[Dan]

Updated with recent Carnegie retirees:

Acrocanthosaurus
Spinosaurus
Oviraptor (older, short-feathered version)
Sinraptor
Corythosaurus
Diplodocus (older, high-necked version)

If you have any interest in getting any of these figures while they're still affordable, send me a PM immediately.

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