My collection

Nice newcomers, congratulation

augh I am a little jealous! When I went to buy them, the smilodon and elasmotherium were out of stock... but I got the other 3. Congrats!

Hi,

Today I present to you 2 other figurines from my collection.

The first signed by Miguel Aparicio (signatutudio):

cave hyena model 1:20

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The second from Vitae :

Lufengosaurus Huenei

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See you later for more discoveries

Wow, I'm jealous of that cave hyena model, it's splendid and so realistic!

Oops, i forgot that one :

Memory museum
Coelacanthe 1:15

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Fantastic!!!

Brandubh94 wrote:

Fantastic!!!

I love that cave hyaena!

Hi,

At the end of the year, I wanted to share with you one of my latest acquisitions, namely a figurine of J Miguel Aparicio (signatustudio):

Tetralophodon Longirostris made in 1/20

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So. Happy New Year's Eve to everyone

...And since it’s gift week..., I’m “giving” you another J Miguel figurine :

Megatherium americanum made in 1:20 scale

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Those are so cool and really well detailed! The seated pose on that... megatherium Americanum is great. Is it also called a giant sloth?

Brandubh94 wrote:

Those are so cool and really well detailed! The seated pose on that... megatherium Americanum is great. Is it also called a giant sloth?

Exact. Megatherium is a giant megafauna sloth that populated South America between – 40,000 and – 10,000 years ago

Hi and happy new year everyone !

To start this new year, what could be better than this animal that is very little represented in figurines :

Anurognathus

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See you later

Very weird and unusual figure Tristanna, I love it!

Okay I had to look that creature up, I have never heard of it! I wasn't sure if it was meant to represent a real animal or not. It looked like a fantasy combo of a frogmouth and a bat, haha. Really cool animal and figure!!

Anurognathus (from the Greek ανоυρα γναθος "frog jaw") is a genus of small pterosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period (Tithonian stage). Anurognathus was first named and described by Ludwig Döderlein in 1923.[1] The type species is Anurognathus ammoni. The specific name ammoni honours the Bavarian geologist Ludwig von Ammon, from whose collection Döderlein had acquired the fossil in 1922.