Three really strange guys

[Libraraptor]

I´d like to introduce to you three strange guys, two from whom I don´t know what brand they are from. Maybe one of you can help?


Believe it or not - this is SCHLEICH ! I have this one and it´s very small!


What is this strange dromaeosaurid supposed to be? I like him because he´s so... extraordinary (looks like a robot). I decided to bid on him. Maybe he´ll soon be my latest acquisition.


And one for a complete sauropod collection

So who knows more about the last two dinosaurs?

[sbell]

The middle dromaeosaur is a Dino Riders Deinonychus--nice find.

[bokisaurus]

Yap, the middle figure is part of the Dino-Rider first series. He is cool looking as all of the dino-rider figures are.
The last one, no idea He/she/it won't be getting any invitation to any of my sauropod party ;D

[tomhet]

Is the first dino celebrating? ;D

[bokisaurus]

I have one, different color, but mine looks more like drunk than celebrating ;D

[Ajax]

I have 6 of the dino-rider deinonychus, there is a good guys and bad guys version with slightly different colours.

[bokisaurus]

God guys and bad guys? Hmmm, I wonder which one I got. I have one and I'm not sure if he is good or evil. Mine looks like it had more darker stripes than the one pictures. You should post a comparison picture sometime.

[Ajax]

The blue stripes on the back is the good guy (dino rider) and the darker brown stripes is a bad dino (rulon) I will post pics when i get some

[bokisaurus]

;D I got the bad one.

[brad]

The "Dino Riders" toys were also repackaged in the '90s as a museum line (Smithsonian?) without their riders and weapons.

[Libraraptor]

Oct 5, 2008 17:32:14 GMT @tomhet said:

Is the first dino celebrating? ;D

Maybe he´s happy about being the probably smallest dino toy of all time? It seems like he celebrated this with a few drinks. Or does anyone know a smaller one?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

The green sauropod is prob a Diplo..I think I saw a similar one on one of those dinosaur programs with Gary Owen and Nick Boardman...possibly from Vernal (sp?) Utah.

[therizinosaurus]

Here's a pic of the first one:
www.dinosaurcollector.150m.com/Schleich.htm
2nd to last pic

A smaller one is probably the minuscule Safari "good luck" rex that can fit on a dime.

[bokisaurus]

Oct 12, 2008 16:49:26 GMT Libraraptor said:

Oct 5, 2008 17:32:14 GMT @tomhet said:

Is the first dino celebrating? ;D

Maybe he´s happy about being the probably smallest dino toy of all time? It seems like he celebrated this with a few drinks. Or does anyone know a smaller one?

I think the honor of being the smallest dino toy goes to the sega set ;D! Here is a photo of them next to a Kaiyodo elasmo:
[img src="http://i344.photobucket.com/albums/p323/Bokichops/S7305220.jpg"

[Dinotoyforum]

I know an even smaller toy -
The one I extracted from my ball.

[Dinotoyforum]

(that 2 cent coin is just short of 2cm, or 3/4 of an inch)

[sbell]

Yeah, the little figures in the bouncy balls are pretty tiny--I have a pterosaur that I freed (pretty sure it is Quetzalcoatlus) that might be 2 cm long.

[tomhet]

Oct 13, 2008 9:51:57 GMT Dinotoyforum said:

I know an even smaller toy -
The one I extracted from my ball.

;D

[stoneage]

Oct 13, 2008 16:03:13 GMT @tomhet said:

Oct 13, 2008 9:51:57 GMT Dinotoyforum said:

I know an even smaller toy -
The one I extracted from my ball.

;D

I'll bet that hurt! ;D

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Oct 13, 2008 9:51:57 GMT Dinotoyforum said:

I know an even smaller toy -
The one I extracted from my ball.

I have the same one..but I left mine in the ball and put it on a small stand with an LED under it...looks pretty cool...shame it's not clear though.