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Post by sarcasmosaur on Jun 21, 2009 0:12:44 GMT
So uh, I've been lurking for a while and thought the best way to make a first post would be to post some gosh-darn toys. So here is my collection of my favorite dinosaur genus (other than Nymphicus, my cockatiels would never forgive me otherwise).  The super-tiny ones: AMNH feathered dinosaur toob (a pretty deformed little creature), old Fame Master 4d puzzle, JP-ish "mini dino". Please forgive the filthy windowsill.  The slightly-less tiny ones: Oriental Trading Company, Bandai, ROM.  The medium-sized ones: Procon, Tamiya adult and baby, HLBS metal. The latter two were assembled and given their obnoxious paint jobs by myself.  The HUGE ones: Kaiyodo Dinoland (I love this d**n thing), Boley, Jurassic Park.  All together on their home shelf. The rest of my ceratopsids live to the right. Chasmosaurs that I know of but do not yet have: -Tyco (why must the one Dinorider I want be the rare expensive one?) -That new Fame Master thing nobody seems to be selling -Yowie Lost Kingdoms (Aussie ebayers really need to ship to the states  ) -David Krentz's pewter microsaurs, whenever he starts making them again -The waiphoon ROM knockoff -Kinto desktop skull model |
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Post by Dinotoyforum on Jun 21, 2009 0:18:57 GMT
Welcome! That Kaiyodo Dinoland one is rather nice  Gooooooooooooooo Chasmosaurus! |
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Post by deanm on Jun 21, 2009 2:29:23 GMT
Neat & wonderful collection!! I'm so used to seeing Triceratops everywhere that I sort of gloss over the "large" ceratopsians - yet this collection really reminds me why I should pay attention to ceratopsians again.
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Post by tiermann on Jun 21, 2009 15:36:24 GMT
great collection, are you this thorough for each species you collect?
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Post by sid on Jun 21, 2009 16:18:18 GMT
Never seen so many Chasmos all together like that... ;D The Kaiyodo one is cool indeed,by the way  |
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Post by Libraraptor on Jun 21, 2009 16:36:47 GMT
Great subject title mouthful ;DRather an unusual tribe to collect, but one that really looks nice. They do not deserve being hidden in the shadows of all those Triceratops. I also recommend Dino-Riders Chasmosaurus, although I think it is very hard to find. In Mike Frederick´s book (page 139) it´s estimated at about $ 80 - 120...
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Post by Dan on Jun 21, 2009 21:30:20 GMT
Wow, awesome! Are there any you don't have?
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Post by sarcasmosaur on Jun 21, 2009 22:06:09 GMT
great collection, are you this thorough for each species you collect? No, I would never have room for them all  Mostly I have a bunch of Kaiyodos and my old Battats (I knew those things were great when they were still in production and made my parents get me all of them, although I still need to go home and rescue the Diplodocus). Pictures of the rest will be forthcoming when the rest of the Yahoo Japan auctions I've been spending far too much money on arrive in the mail, whoo. |
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Post by tomhet on Jun 21, 2009 22:38:49 GMT
Wow, and I thought my fish collection was specific Nice Dinoland piece  |
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Post by Tyrannax on Jun 21, 2009 23:37:37 GMT
I'll admit - we don't have a huge Chasmosaur collector here! You fit that gap my friend! ;D Jeez, that's a nice group of Ceratopsians. Welcome btw. |
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Post by Ajax on Jun 22, 2009 3:44:51 GMT
Great Chasmo collection, I own NO Chasmo's. I will have the new CollectA one soon. Please tell me who makes the Orange Chasmo on the far left of your group shot?
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Post by bokisaurus on Jun 22, 2009 5:33:17 GMT
Great collection! Wow, another ceratopsian fan ;D Love that big kaiyodo |
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Post by kikimalou on Jun 22, 2009 5:52:20 GMT
This Kaiyodo dinoland is absolutely awesome. Congratulation to the herder.
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Post by EmperorDinobot on Jun 22, 2009 9:39:14 GMT
Wow to the Kaiyodo one. Where can one get one?
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Post by sarcasmosaur on Jun 22, 2009 19:56:03 GMT
Wow to the Kaiyodo one. Where can one get one? They come up on eBay occasionally. I was lucky enough to get mine for about 80 bucks with S&H. I think Link & Pin has one too but as usual they want a lot. |
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Post by bokisaurus on Jun 23, 2009 3:17:59 GMT
Wow to the Kaiyodo one. Where can one get one? They come up on eBay occasionally. I was lucky enough to get mine for about 80 bucks with S&H. I think Link & Pin has one too but as usual they want a lot. Ah, From Taiwan , right? I have seen it a few times and was really tempted ;D Hey, I don't see the Chap Mei Chasmo ;D Do you have him? It's a nice looking figure, not sure if its still available. Here is part of my ceratopsian collection, you can see the CM chasmo ( or penta?  ), he is the first one, first row ;D Cool, yah?  I have one more that I don't see in your collection, A nice Chinasaurus Chasmo, but he is not in the photo, I got him later. I'll see if I can find a photo of him. |
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Post by bucketfoot on Jun 23, 2009 6:11:56 GMT
They come up on eBay occasionally. I was lucky enough to get mine for about 80 bucks with S&H. I think Link & Pin has one too but as usual they want a lot. Ah, From Taiwan , right? I have seen it a few times and was really tempted ;D Hey, I don't see the Chap Mei Chasmo ;D Do you have him? It's a nice looking figure, not sure if its still available. Here is part of my ceratopsian collection, you can see the CM chasmo ( or penta? ), he is the first one, first row ;D Cool, yah? I have one more that I don't see in your collection, A nice Chinasaurus Chasmo, but he is not in the photo, I got him later. I'll see if I can find a photo of him. Hey Boki - What large Triceratops is that in the top row, fourth figure in from the right? |
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Post by Ajax on Jun 23, 2009 6:23:50 GMT
Ah, From Taiwan , right? I have seen it a few times and was really tempted ;D Hey, I don't see the Chap Mei Chasmo ;D Do you have him? It's a nice looking figure, not sure if its still available. Here is part of my ceratopsian collection, you can see the CM chasmo ( or penta? ), he is the first one, first row ;D Cool, yah? I have one more that I don't see in your collection, A nice Chinasaurus Chasmo, but he is not in the photo, I got him later. I'll see if I can find a photo of him. Hey Boki - What large Triceratops is that in the top row, fourth figure in from the right? Also bottom row third from the right, Thanks |
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Post by blackdanter on Jun 23, 2009 11:44:05 GMT
Ah, From Taiwan , right? I have seen it a few times and was really tempted ;D Hey, I don't see the Chap Mei Chasmo ;D Do you have him? It's a nice looking figure, not sure if its still available. Here is part of my ceratopsian collection, you can see the CM chasmo ( or penta? ), he is the first one, first row ;D Cool, yah? I have one more that I don't see in your collection, A nice Chinasaurus Chasmo, but he is not in the photo, I got him later. I'll see if I can find a photo of him. Hey Boki - What large Triceratops is that in the top row, fourth figure in from the right? If you mean the brown beast That's the awesome Bullyland Trike (1st paint). The current version comes in a much more green/brown scheme. It's a real lump, bigger than the Schleich My favourite Trike by miles |
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Post by blackdanter on Jun 23, 2009 11:46:10 GMT
Hey Boki - What large Triceratops is that in the top row, fourth figure in from the right? Also bottom row third from the right, Thanks That's the AAA Styraco, sadly discontinued now although they do sometimes pop up in Early Learning stores here in the UK but in a different colour scheme. |
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