Pixelboy's Humble Collection

[Pixelboy]

Not much to see, but here you go


Dinostoreus Allosaurus desktop model and ceramic claw replica


Safari Apatosaurus


Safari Postosuchus


Unidentified Pteranodon. Any ideas on its ID?


Tyrannosaurus rex hand from Jurassic Park, Universal Studios


Kaiyodo figures, Parasaurolophus, Camarasaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Anchiceratops, and Sinosauropteryx


Another look at the Anchiceratops, one of my favorites


Closer on the Sinosauropteryx


Fossil shark tooth


Assorted fossils, Triceratops tooth (replica), Jurassic bone fragment, polished orthocone, ammonite, and mosasaur tooth.


Saltasaurus eggshell fragment


Trilobite


Safari Triceratops


Deinonychus claw replica, T. rex tooth replica, and spinosaur tooth


Safari Microraptor


Berlin Archaeopteryx replica, Safari Stegosaurus


Velociraptor foot replica


Well, that was the "bulk" of my collection; here's the "skull"! (ten Internet points to anyone who got that joke). Velociraptor skull replica


Not technically dinosaurs, but a couple of menacing daikaiju!


"2000" Godzilla


And 90's Godzilla


The mighty Papo rex


And her pal/mortal enemy, the Papo raptor.


And lastly, do the Dinozords count as dinosaur toys despite the fact that only two out of the five main set are based on actual dinosaurs?

[bokisaurus]

Nice collection, like the trilobite. Thanks for sharing

[bowheadwhale]

Nice fossils...

[Pixelboy]

Thanks, guys Yeah, trilobites and the like are relatively common in this area, it's easy to find some really detailed ones. The downside is, there are zero dinosaur fossils.

[jwmo]

Porygon 2, lol.

[pylraster]

Haahahaha! I got the power rangers reference! Bulk and Skull lol!

[bowheadwhale]

Sept 15, 2011 18:55:53 GMT Pixelboy said:

Thanks, guys Yeah, trilobites and the like are relatively common in this area, it's easy to find some really detailed ones. The downside is, there are zero dinosaur fossils.

No dinosaur fossils? Who needs dino fossils when you can find dozens of trilobites?

[Pixelboy]

Clearly, Porygon2 is my favorite dinosaur ;D
Hah, cool, pylraster, I knew somebody would have to chuckle at it.
Bowheadwhale, I like trilobites as much as the next guy, but I'd trade 'em for a pile of dinosaur fossils any day XD We have got several rhinoceros and mammoth remains around, which are neat.

[bowheadwhale]

I'd be very happy if I had a genuine trilobite fossil. Unfortunately, I don't have any dino fossil to make any trade. No genuine fossil at all, in fact...

[Pixelboy]

Hm, well, if you've got a Papo Velociraptor with the old paint scheme, I've been trying to find one of those for ages Generally, though, fossils are pretty easy to find in rock-collecting shops and the like, and small ones are typically pretty affordable. Around here there is a store that sells holistic stuff, minerals with perceived "mystical" properties, that sort of thing. They sell fossils as well. Evidently, amonites are somehow useful for stress relief or something.

[bowheadwhale]

In what year was released that "old paint scheme" on velociraptor you're talking about? In what years was it in the Papo catalog? Maybe I could find it in store.

[Pixelboy]

Hm, I am not sure when it was released. I know it was discontinued in 2010, and the model number is 55003.

[bowheadwhale]

Sept 27, 2011 23:09:21 GMT Pixelboy said:

Hm, I am not sure when it was released. I know it was discontinued in 2010, and the model number is 55003.

Thank you! I'll look for it in the stores I know.

[Libraraptor]

Not much to see, you say? Wrong. You have got many pretty cool items!

[Pixelboy]

Sept 28, 2011 19:21:47 GMT bowheadwhale said:

Thank you! I'll look for it in the stores I know.

Thanks, let me know if you find one I bought another trilobite today, small, but very detailed.

Sept 29, 2011 13:34:17 GMT Libraraptor said:

Not much to see, you say? Wrong. You have got many pretty cool items!

Hah, well, thanks. It can be tough to find stuff I like, because I am picky about details and accuracy most of the time, yet have no money to spend on desktop models ;D On that note, does anybody know where I could find a reasonably priced, accurately feathered, detailed dromaeosaur? Seems like many manufacturers are reluctant to abandon the traditional, scaly raptors.