my collection

[ichthyostega]

Below are the pics of my collection

First the Cambrian period(figures used: ROM Wiwaxia and Haikouella, Kaiyodo Opabinia v1 (not seen in the pic, it's above the rock) and unknown yellyfish and sea cumcumber)


Ordovician/ Silurian (with Kaiyodo Hemycyclaspis, Pteraspis and Pterygotus, and unknown prehistoric horse-shoe crab)


Devonian (with Yujin Acanthostega, kaiyodo acanthostega, COG Ichthyostega)


Devonian Sea ( WS Dunkleosteus, Kaiyodo Dunkleosteus, Eusthenopteron and Bothriolepis, Yowies Ducabrook Rhizodont and Safari PSLT Frilled Shark)


And another of the Silurian


Carboniferous ( PV Eogyrinus, Crassigyrinus and Eryops, and 'Petrolacosaurus'from ice creams at a Dutch supermarket)


Early permian ( Tyco Smithsonian Dimetrodon, new Carnegie Dimetrodon, Marx Sphenacodon, Linde Sphenacodon and Dimetrodon, Revell Diplocaulus, kaiyodo Diplocaulus, Pv Platyhystrix and stretchy Seymouria also but not in the pic; Invicta Dimetrodon and Safari Dinos toob Dimetro)


Late permian; young Scutosaurus is in trouble ( WS Inostrancevia, COG Scutosaurus and Dicynodont, PV Diplocaulus and a new one; Safari Scutosaurus repainted by Copper )



Early Triassic ( Starlux Euparkeria, Predators Euparkeria, Yowies Tasmaniosaurus and Tuatara, Mech Cynognathus, PV Triadobatrachus and Gerrothorax, and a unknown mystery Tuatara)




Late Triassic (Bullyland Arizonasaurus, WWD Postosuchus, Tyco Placerias, chinasaur/Waiphoon Placerias, Procon Herrerasaurus, WS Postosuchus, Bullyland Mastodonsaurus, Invicta Scelidosaurus, Yowies Siderops, Safari salamander and PV Gerrothorax, and Bullyland Procynosuchus)

The star of my collection; Bullyland Masto

Bullyland Procyno



Jurassic ( WWD Allosaurus, Kiayodo white Allo, Science and Nature Allosaurus, Invicta Stegosaurus, Brachio and Dippy, Berchet Stegosaurus, Carnegie Apato baby, Bullyland Brachio, Colorata Archaeopteryx and FameMaster Archaeopteryx)



Safari Liopleurodons, WWD liopleurodon , Kiayodo Ichthyo-and Elasmosaurus, Predators Liopleurodon, bounceball Plesio and Safari PSLT Metriorhynchus)

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Cretaceous ( ehh, too many figs to say )

Can you give me some fish'? ;D

A WWD T-rex. In the background, you can see a Pachy rams a Velociraptor in his stomach

A Caudipteryx is scared by a lovely Sinosauropteryx ;D

Hells Aquarium


Does anyone know what the mammal in the background is


Ajax Tim-mee figures




Nice chinosaurs and Invicta's (and a tyco)


Disney Pteranodon


Big vinyl AAA smilodon


Kaiyodo anderson's Newt at the terra from my leopard gecko's


Schleich Quetz's






Wooden Dimetrodon & prey ;D



Some Prerosaur-pics for Deanm;




So, that's it for now. When I have some more figures, I will post more pics!

[stoneage]

Nice collection! Is this in your bedroom, basement, garage etc.?

[DinoLord]

Nice collection you got there! It's very well displayed. If only I had the space for such a thing...

[mnemosaurus]

I love it!

Nice to see your collection I like the little stories

[ichthyostega]

Thank you all!

stoneage; it's in my bedroom.
I will post more pics....

[brontodocus]

Very nice collection, ichthyostega! There are even some figures I haven't seen before. Oh - and judging from the photos my parcel already arrived?

[ichthyostega]

Aug 4, 2011 8:18:30 GMT brontodocus said:

Very nice collection, ichthyostega! There are even some figures I haven't seen before. Oh - and judging from the photos my parcel already arrived?

Thanks
Yeah, the package was arrived, forgot to PM you about it . I was a bit busy with posting pics ;D.

[Himmapaan]

Wonderful!

I would love to see more pictures of the wooden Dimetrodon if it's no trouble. ;D Perhaps showing the whole of it?

[ichthyostega]

Thanks! Yes I have more pics of it. But it's too big to go whole in the pic ;D

Here they are;



And here is the Éryops'

[ikessauro]

Great way to display your collection. Mine is too big for the space I have, so they have to stay very close to each other. No room for bushes, trees or rocks

You got some great figures there and some very strange to me. That pterosaur, the Gray one, looks like a Quetzalcoatlus. Who makes it?

And please! Where did you get that big Smilodon! I'm looking for it for a long time.

[ichthyostega]

Aug 4, 2011 16:31:43 GMT ikessauro said:

Great way to display your collection. Mine is too big for the space I have, so they have to stay very close to each other. No room for bushes, trees or rocks

You got some great figures there and some very strange to me. That pterosaur, the Gray one, looks like a Quetzalcoatlus. Who makes it?

And please! Where did you get that big Smilodon! I'm looking for it for a long time.

Thank you ;D. I don't know what the grey pterosaur is, but not a Quetz because it has a long, Rhamphorhynchus- like tail. I also don't know what the company is. Anyway, it's bendable.

I bought the big AAA smilodon in a museum shop here in the Netherlands. I don't know or they still have it there . Is it rare?

[sbell]

Aug 3, 2011 21:18:36 GMT ichthyostega said:

Does anyone know what the mammal in the background is

Might need a few more pictures, to see the tail, etc.

It's pretty bear-like, and yet not. Some animals that come to mind are Sarkastodon, Megistotherium, Borhyaena, or Percrocuta/Dinocrocuta.

Or it's a bad bear toy.

Depends on the tail though; most of the reconstructions I found have longish tails (although they may be speculative reconstructions).

[ichthyostega]

I will post more pics when I have the time. It lookst very much like a Wild Republic, because it was in a box with a mammoth that was the same. A text on the box said; 'prehistoric mammals'. So I'm sure it's prehistoric.
It looks a bit bear-lion-dog-catish ; the tail looks like from a lion and the body from... whatever

[sbell]

Aug 4, 2011 17:51:38 GMT ichthyostega said:

I will post more pics when I have the time. It lookst very much like a Wild Republic, because it was in a box with a mammoth that was the same. A text on the box said; 'prehistoric mammals'. So I'm sure it's prehistoric.
It looks a bit bear-lion-dog-catish ; the tail looks like from a lion and the body from... whatever

If that is the case, I want one.

Do you have pictures of the box? Or, what else was in the box?

I am wondering if it is not another Chick Yuet set of mammals--I have the 5" set, but there were larger sets that no one had ever actually seen for sale. The company is no longer around.

The lion tail then opens up most of the possibilities I listed (not so much Borhyaena, really, it's too stocky). More than likely, it would be a large creodont or percrocutoid. Again, need to see more photos.

[stemturtle]

Ichthyostega, I enjoyed the way you grouped your figures by geological period. Is the brown figure In the early Permian a Diplocaulus? Please identify the manufacturer. Thanks.

[ichthyostega]

Aug 4, 2011 18:03:23 GMT sbell said:

Aug 4, 2011 17:51:38 GMT ichthyostega said:

I will post more pics when I have the time. It lookst very much like a Wild Republic, because it was in a box with a mammoth that was the same. A text on the box said; 'prehistoric mammals'. So I'm sure it's prehistoric.
It looks a bit bear-lion-dog-catish ; the tail looks like from a lion and the body from... whatever

If that is the case, I want one.

Do you have pictures of the box? Or, what else was in the box?

I am wondering if it is not another Chick Yuet set of mammals--I have the 5" set, but there were larger sets that no one had ever actually seen for sale. The company is no longer around.

The lion tail then opens up most of the possibilities I listed (not so much Borhyaena, really, it's too stocky). More than likely, it would be a large creodont or percrocutoid. Again, need to see more photos.

I don't have pics o the box. It was in a shop. But when I return, I'll make and post pics.

Do you have pics of the Chick Yuet's? I'm wondering about it. BTW; this are the animals in the box wich I can remember. I'm horrible in knowing anything about prehistoric mammals, so I can't name alll the names .

-Mammoth, same as the Wild Republic one, but other color's.
-Smilodon/ saber-tooth tiger, a very short lower jaw .
-A 'mix between cheetah and hyena', the colors and body of a hyena and the head of a cheetah-like animal. Mounth closed, but it's grinning.
-a hippo-like creature, but with a smaller snout.
-Woolly rhino. It's grey, a very long horn. A quite nice fig I think .
-and the beast I have

Will post pics of the animal soon.

[ichthyostega]

Aug 4, 2011 19:09:04 GMT stemturtle said:

Ichthyostega, I enjoyed the way you grouped your figures by geological period. Is the brown figure In the early Permian a Diplocaulus? Please identify the manufacturer. Thanks.

I'm glad you like them! Do yu mean the reddish-brown amphibian next to the kaiyodo Diplocaulus? If so, yes, that's a Diplocaulus. It's made by Revell/Aurora from there kit series. It came with a Dimetrodon and a small spider.

[sbell]

Aug 4, 2011 19:09:11 GMT ichthyostega said:

Aug 4, 2011 18:03:23 GMT sbell said:

If that is the case, I want one.

Do you have pictures of the box? Or, what else was in the box?

I am wondering if it is not another Chick Yuet set of mammals--I have the 5" set, but there were larger sets that no one had ever actually seen for sale. The company is no longer around.

The lion tail then opens up most of the possibilities I listed (not so much Borhyaena, really, it's too stocky). More than likely, it would be a large creodont or percrocutoid. Again, need to see more photos.

I don't have pics o the box. It was in a shop. But when I return, I'll make and post pics.

Do you have pics of the Chick Yuet's? I'm wondering about it. BTW; this are the animals in the box wich I can remember. I'm horrible in knowing anything about prehistoric mammals, so I can't name alll the names .

-Mammoth, same as the Wild Republic one, but other color's.
-Smilodon/ saber-tooth tiger, a very short lower jaw .
-A 'mix between cheetah and hyena', the colors and body of a hyena and the head of a cheetah-like animal. Mounth closed, but it's grinning.
-a hippo-like creature, but with a smaller snout.
-Woolly rhino. It's grey, a very long horn. A quite nice fig I think .
-and the beast I have

Will post pics of the animal soon.

The ones I have can be seen here:

picasaweb.google.com/HyenaSean/ChickYuet?authuser=0&feat=directlink

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EDIT--added the mammoth photo

I came across them in a couple of stores, and bought everything I could, but now I don't have any spares left (except for the rhinos, nobody wants those). Well, maybe a few of some, but I'm keeping those for when I need them.

Are you still able to get more of these animals? The cheetah/hyena, 'hippo' and bear-thing could be interesting (I have enough mammoths, rhinos and sabre cats)

[stormnl]

was it in the OERTIJD museum

if so,,yes they have still the AAA big sabertooth
i saw it a couplle weeks ago

[ikessauro]

The AAA smilodon is a bit rare, but I don't think it command high prices.

If you find more for sale, let me know, maybe you can get one for me, I'd pay you or we could trade. I would be pleased if you find out more about those other mammals. I'm starting to want them. If you ever find them again, I would like to get the set.