Libraraptor´s collection, including books

[sbell]

Dec 20, 2009 11:57:22 GMT Libraraptor said:

I think so, too. Stoneage´s one looks as if it was nearly as big as the Invicta one , while boki´s and my Kleinwelka are small with proportionally short necks. The colour is different, too. I didn´t know there were probably at least two Kleinwelka Brachiosaurus versions. Sigh. A long way to go...And their Diplodocus is still somewhere out there, too

However, soon I can also add this one to my Brachio collection:

Does anyone know more about company?
Hey, boki, where are your great group pictures. You haven´t released new ones for quite a while, have you?

It's made by AAA/ELC. Not common in the US, but most other places can get them still (I think they are in one of our supplier's catalogues).

[bokisaurus]

Dec 20, 2009 13:35:26 GMT stoneage said:

Dec 20, 2009 6:21:17 GMT bokisaurus said:

I think they are different. The one Libra (same as the one I have) has look smaller and the head looks different. The one you showed, I believe its the one that sold for over $100 on ebay?, looks bigger and the head more "sculpted" with better details. Perhaps it was a companion to the diplo that you got?

It went for $207.50!!!! ;D

Oh ya, OUCH!!!!!! That is one expensive BrachiOOOOO! ;D It belongs in my " dream team" of figures only acquired via REM sleep! ;D

[bokisaurus]

Dec 20, 2009 11:57:22 GMT Libraraptor said:

I think so, too. Stoneage´s one looks as if it was nearly as big as the Invicta one , while boki´s and my Kleinwelka are small with proportionally short necks. The colour is different, too. I didn´t know there were probably at least two Kleinwelka Brachiosaurus versions. Sigh. A long way to go...And their Diplodocus is still somewhere out there, too

However, soon I can also add this one to my Brachio collection:

Does anyone know more about company?
Hey, boki, where are your great group pictures. You haven´t released new ones for quite a while, have you?

Yap, he is made by AAA/ELC, mostly available in the UK , Blankdanter finally got me one! ;D It's a lovely little figure.... you know I had to have one when I saw it, right?
I know, I have been slacking on posting pictures of my newly acquired figures I have been busy, and the weather has been awfully rainy here, plus with the time change and all, it gets dark here by 3:30 PM!
I hope to get back soon... I do have the Waiphoon Liop, a scary one, still to post and all of my newly painted Tamiya models ;D

[stormnl]

that's a very nice brachiosaurus

[Libraraptor]

Yeah, still hind-leg sauropods are unusual, I only know four: New Procon Jobaria, their Rhoetosaurus, good old Battat Diplo, this AAA Brachiosaurus. Does anyone know more?

[foxilized]

The guys told me about all the ones they knew here, Libra:

dinotoyforum.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=dinos&action=display&thread=2150&page=3

[Libraraptor]

Oops, there was already a thread for this. Cool. Here can all the rised sauropods be listed!

[Libraraptor]

All my sauropods:

Non-toy:


Midsize:



The bigger ones:


The wooden ones:


Little cute ones:


Biggest and smallest one:

[Griffin]

That wooden Sauropod on the right, I have a stegosaur thats carved the same way.

[Libraraptor]

Cool style, isn´t it? Strange blend of lizard and elephant.
And wood is extraordinary as a material. We should open a "strange material" thread. How about dinosaurs from amber, sand or icecream ;D

[stormnl]

Dec 20, 2009, 6:21am, bokisaurus wrote:
Dec 8, 2009, 10:43pm, stoneage wrote:

Is this the same as your Kleinwelka Brachiosaurus or did they make different ones?







I think they are different. The one Libra (same as the one I have) has look smaller and the head looks different. The one you showed, I believe its the one that sold for over $100 on ebay?, looks bigger and the head more "sculpted" with better details. Perhaps it was a companion to the diplo that you got?

it looks exactly at the brachi i have from tamiya,but mine is gray and over 40cm high

[bokisaurus]

;D LOL! Watch them grow!!! Sauropods are so demanding... with space that is ;D
Very nice

[Libraraptor]

Today I found some time to take pictures of a part of my collection assorted by species / groups.
I noticed that at least some "Chinasaurs" are not really that bad at all. Although they´re often hollow and you see junctions on the torsos.



Raptors



Iguanodontids



Parasaurolophus



Ornithomimids and Oviraptorids

[Libraraptor]

Pachycephalosaurs



Stegosaurs



Ankylosaurs / Scelidosaurs



Big Ceratopsians



Small Ceratopsians

[stoneage]

Nice collection! If you can find the time take a picture of your Larami figures so I can compare colors.

[foxilized]

Little cute ones:
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Libra, what's that big green sauropod?

And the 2 tail dragging gallimimus-like, green on the center? Look in a similar very-retro style than the previous sauropod...

[Libraraptor]

To be honest: I can´t tell you, I don´t know. I bought them on ebay a year ago. They´re massive clay and very unique in style. I remember Boki fell in love with the Struthiomimus immideately and bought one. Perhaps he found out more about them? There´s also a T.rex and a Stegosaurus )right from the Invicta) from this company. Will post pictures of the rex as soon as I can, also of your Laramis, stoneage.

[Horridus]

UKRD Apatosaurus! Twinge of childhood nostalgia when I saw that one. I'm a saddo.

On which note, you mistakenly put the Invicta Troodon in with the oviraptorosaurs and ornithomimids, when it's neither. It's a troodontid of course! One of the best (small) coelurosaurs available at the time, even if it was missing the sickle claw.

[foxilized]

Libra, what trike is that one on the center (grey), right besides the Invicta?




And the little 4 legged yellow one, (similar to microceratops)?

[Libraraptor]

The grey Triceratops is from U.K.R.D. The Psittacosaurus is from Safari, I removed the keyring.