New Invicta dinosaurs!

[Libraraptor]

That news would be great, wouldn´t it? Too good to be true, I fear...
How can we with our united forces achieve that Invicta produces new unpainted dinosaurs in that great (and quiet surely NOT overrated) Invicta style? I mean, isn´t it a pity that there are only such few Invicta models? I love Invicta since I was nine years old and I was forced to stop that collector´s passion when I was 25 and completed my collection with the Muttaburrasaurus (I must admit I don´t own the Blue Whale yet). I can´t cope with the fact that there will never be any Invictas again. I can´t accept never holding a new Invicta animal in my hands, how I miss that feeling. *sigh*
If we all signed a claim to Invicta to produce more models an guaranteed they´d sell a lot, would they even care?
How great would an Invicta Allosaurus be, not to mention a Giganotosaurus. Would there be a market?
What new dinosaur would you prefer from Invicta?
Don´t interpret this psychologically, yes, of course I want a piece of my childhood back, but it´s an impertinence for me to watch many other lines flourishing and becoming more and more popular (most of them deserve it, that´s for sure) while the incredible Invictas had to cease.
Who is in charge, who has the power? Just imagine, they now produce pints and plastic glasses! What a deep fall! Or is it the money that matters most, Invicta not expecting many buyers? Who could find it out?
Sometimes I even dream of holding a new Invicta in my hands, I yearn for new Invictas and the news they´re there. Hope dies last...

[tomhet]

This would be impossible, because without a movie to motivate people the dinosaur market is bleeding to death. Besides, just a few of us really appreciate the Invictas

Plus, Toyway is producing the figures for the museum, so I don't think Invicta would be interested.

[brad]

Jul 20, 2008 17:48:47 GMT @tomhet said:

This would be impossible, because without a movie to motivate people the dinosaur market is bleeding to death.

Invicta and Safari had extensive dinosaur toy lines before Jurassic Park was even a book. What movie were they riding on the success of?

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs comes out in a year, though I imagine it won't be considered a significant movie by most serious dinosaur fans. Might get some little kids hooked on dinosaurs, at least.

[tomhet]

Jul 20, 2008 18:37:45 GMT brad said:

Invicta and Safari had extensive dinosaur toy lines before Jurassic Park was even a book. What movie were they riding on the success of?

Oh yeah? And what happened to Invicta, Battat and WwDs made by Toyway? And let's face it, those Safari/Carnegie figures suck big time (Battats and WwDs were so much cooler) I don't even understand how they have survived over the years (Carnegie Spinosaurus repaint, anyone? Have you seen the Allosaurus?)

Dinosaurs aren't as popular as before. Good marketing sometimes saves companies.

[stoneage]

Well no one can produce toy dinosaurs for a lost. New Invictas would be great. They could start by updating several of there retro dinosaurs like T-Rex, Iguanodon etc. When they first came out they certainly as a whole were the best available.

[dinowight]

Was it just me who felt this thread has a misleading title?

[tomhet]

Just a little bit

[therizinosaurus]

I got all excited when I read this thread I thought that there might finally be an invicta therizinosaurus or irritator

[dinoboy]

Blue Whale on eBay item 120284357570

[Libraraptor]

To be honest, I chose that title on puropse. Most of you might have noticed. It simply shows how deeply I yearn, sorry for aiming at other Invicta lovers´ Achilles´ heel
"Invicta Therizinosaurus... " *sighs deeply*...

[chelydrid]

Yes; those Invictas bring back alot of memories! They were great sights to see (and purchase) at the various museums where I got most of my Invictas from. Retroly speaking, I think they might be good sellers if they were produced again. Granted; the Invictas are not as detailed as the Carnegies, Safaris, ect., ect., but they are detailed enough for young & older collectors alike to be proud additions on their shelves.