What's the most accurate Baryonyx?

[Horridus]

My favourite's the green one on the left.

[sumo]

As you can see, they're... well, significantly smaller than Bunsen Honeydew scale, whatever that is. Maybe 4 cm tall, and the Suchi is almost exactly 10 cm long.

[foxilized]

Not bad, those are not bad models at all... You say those doesn't have any head-crest details?

[Megaraptor]

Oct 23, 2010 17:30:06 GMT sumo said:

I was going to say the Dinoking mini is pretty good - but as it turns out, it isn't. Their Suchomimus, however, is very nice (pronated hands aside), and after all there are many who consider them essentially the same genus. So why they had to go and do a new Baryonyx mold and give it a badly broken leg for stability... *grumble* Anyway, the Suchi has one central crest and no weird hornlets, as well as a loooooong head; the Bary OTOH has no head ornaments at all and a much shorter face.

I'd actually take that Bary if I found it. I need a smallish theropod that is failing badly for a diorama.

[turtlewax]

Wasn't there a Jurassic Park Baryonyx toy? I always wanted one of those. I wonder how good than figure is?

[Seijun]

Yes, there was.
www.jplegacy.org/toys/lwtoys/baryonyx.jpg
Looks suspiciously like Rudy from the new Ice Age movie.

[foxilized]

Yep, I could see the Rudy similarity too...

i121.photobucket.com/albums/o219/arkanthill/action_figures/rudy_iceage32.jpg


There was also an earlier "JP" Baryonyx released on 1994, wich despite how ugly was is today one of the more rarer and hard to find figs (prepare to pay a lot if you want it). I want one, indeed, but I don't want to pay a lot for it.
Therefore I don't have it.

www.jptoys.com/toy-database/jurassic-park/jurassic-park-series-2/dinosaurs/baryonyx/img/dio1.jpg

And there was also a Baryonyx hatchling, which is the one I hope I can get someday, at least:

www.jptoys.com/toy-database/jurassic-park/jurassic-park-series-2/humans/skinner/img/skinner4.jpg

The hatchling was on 4 legs... and doesn't look a bit like the adult green one. Weird hatchling this one... Still depicting it on its 4 wasn't that rare, after all it was 1994 and the Baryonyx was yet thought to be able to stand on its fours -until 1997 when that wrong idea was deleted for good-.

[turtlewax]

Nov 6, 2010 21:31:14 GMT Seijun said:

Yes, there was.
www.jplegacy.org/toys/lwtoys/baryonyx.jpg
Looks suspiciously like Rudy from the new Ice Age movie.

I never knew about this one.

[foxilized]

The yellow TLW one is also a little hard to find... not as much as the previous green one, though.

There are a couple of repaints of it, so sooner or later you might find one on Ebay at a fair price.