YES !!! The synthetocers ! And 5 more beauties :-)))

Last week I sold an old doll, which was taking up a lot of space.
So what to do with the money ?
What a wonderful problem

So I broke the promise to myself and took a look at Starlux at Ebay.fr
Perhaps, at last, I could find the giant deer

There was no giant deer, but a guy had just entered A LOT of lovely models at reasonable buy-it-now prices

Gosh ! It was hard to choose, but look what I got
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An achantopolis
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Mastodonsaurus
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Euopleocephalis
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Glyptodon
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Monoclonius
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AND !!!!! The synthetoceras
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Here are the Armoured forces, - Safri, Starlux and Schleich
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And three froggodilles
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Big big big congratulation Susanne For knowing exactly what to do with old dolls .

Buying old dinos is great Especially for a fair price and especially when they are so odd but so charming.

Why did I missed those auctions I remember now... No dolls

Thankyou

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Why did I missed those auctions I remember now... No dolls

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Susanne, giving ideas to boys of this forum?
What about selling the dolls of our sisters to buy dinosaurs?
Starlux is fantastic, the branched animal looks very serious while the armoured friend looks an ornatmentation to Christmas trees! That's Starlux in its splendor.
I bid you have the biggest collection of froggodilles of the World!

Wonderful , very wonderful newcomers Susanne!!

Big congratulations!!!

Thankyou very much, guys

Roger, no, no, I strictly advice agains selling your sister`s dolls, - sisters can become VERY aggressive if you sell their babies

Beautiful starlux lot.

Congratulation Susanne,very hard get its.

Thankyou, Fernando

Congratulations Susanne! Especially on the Synthetoceras, it's a classic!

Thankyou, Tim

Starlux pieces are hard to choose indeed! Last month, I managed to buy thirteen of those, which means my collection has now fifteen pieces. I amvery happy tohave the ones I have, but I do still regret the auctions I did not win.

CONGRATULATIONS

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... I amvery happy to have the ones I have, but I do still regret the auctions I did not win.

Aren`t we collectors hard to please ?

They are wonderful Susanne! Congratulations!

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They are wonderful Susanne! Congratulations!

Ditto! They are fantastic Susanne

Thankyou Anna and Harriet

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CONGRATULATIONS

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... I amvery happy to have the ones I have, but I do still regret the auctions I did not win.

Aren`t we collectors hard to please ?

Well, it is never fun to lose an auction. The Starlux auction I lost include a Brontotherium, a Uintatherium and an Endothiodon.

Fantastic additions Suzy, specially that Synthe-thing, awesome!
Starlux rules(at least at this part of the forum... )!
Why i don't had sisters that had dolls to sell???

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Why i don't had sisters that had dolls to sell???

And my older brothers played with living dolls, so that was no option to...

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CONGRATULATIONS  

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... I amvery happy to have the ones I have, but I do still regret the auctions I did not win.

Aren`t we collectors hard to please ?  

Yes, we are. I have now exactly 17 Starlux prehistoric animals. My favorite is the Drepanaspis. I had to spend 50$ for it!!!

Congratulations

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Congratulations

Thankyou
Well, I got them app 3 1/2 year ago, but it is fun to see this topic again

See, of all the Starlux I have, the Synthetoceros is one of my favorites--and I have two!

But this one is special:
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Because it arrived without horns--and so they were repaired by a friend using actual pronghorn horns!

He also replaced the tusks on my Anancus/straight-tusk mastodon:
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With mammoth ivory!

And the tail with wood...

Wonderful models.Love the older dinos!