CollectA Dinosaur refrence guide

Basic Facts
Little known fact, dinosaurs have been found in Antartica, and crylophosaurus was one of them. It is best distinguished by a fan shaped crest on it.s head.

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Nice again

A very unusual specie, the bad point is the accuracy, it is far from the SAFARI Ltd cryolophosaurus. The good point is it dn't need to have a tripod pose (o)):

Very interesting model !!! Imagine the climate being such that dinoes were roaming the Antartica

I found it on Wikipedia, - some call it Elvisaurus because if the funny "Harirstyle"
How big is the model ?

Some time ago, my 7 years old niece started showing interest in prehistoric figures, namely she asked for a pteranodon! I asked her how was born that idea. She told me about an animated series called Dinosaur train that explain to kids a lot of nice things about Palaeonthology!
The only episode I watched was exactly about this dinosaur and they also called it Elvissaur like Susanne commented.
Unfortunately, I only watched it after giving an ornitocheirus to my niece, it seems she liked the figure but after watching the episode I got sure that what she really wanted was a pteranodon.

My 4 years daughter knows a lot of dinos because she watch the dino train

I saw this thread and got all excited thinking there was a new model... completely blanked on this one, despite owning it myself.
It's not a horrible model, but I think it's ready for a do-over. They redid the Neovenator, after all, so there may be hope for a new and improved Cryo!

Yes, This is one of CollectAs Earliest Models, so there are some things that are wrong with it.


Susanne, the model is 6 inchs long from head to tail and 3 inchs High from ground to head

Kikimalou wrote:

My 4 years daughter knows a lot of dinos because she watch the dino train

That is very nice! Hurray for educational TV programs!

SUSANNE wrote:

I am sure lots of little boys will LOVE this model

Can you take the poor victim out of the mouth ?

This one looks very different from most other models I have seen, but I am certainly no expert

Its possible with Hot Water and Force as the Victim is glued on a rod that sticks out of the T-Rexs mouth

I am always tempted to watch Dinosaur Train myself for the heck of it,

My Freiends Daghter likes to watch it too.

Roger wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

My 4 years daughter knows a lot of dinos because she watch the dino train

That is very nice! Hurray for educational TV programs!

She also loves very much the "life in cold blood" snakes episode... I'm afraid about the kind of pets she will ask for in a few year

Congrats! nice figure!

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

My 4 years daughter knows a lot of dinos because she watch the dino train

That is very nice! Hurray for educational TV programs!

She also loves very much the "life in cold blood" snakes episode... I'm afraid about the kind of pets she will ask for in a few year

I just watched it thanks to your comment! :) I think your wonderful girl will ask for an anaconda. A very good choice. I am sure she loved the animal giving birth to lovely babies with a caiman around!
It is very interesting that such a young girl has interest in this kind of documentary and it also shows the good work BBC is doing to give a better reputation to some animals. :)
Try to show to her the Armoured Giants episode, maybe she will ask for a crocodile!

Ok this one is gong to be a little diffrent because the pictures were taken with my Cellphone. The reason is that my Cameras batterys are dead, and we havent got any more of them yet.

Basic Facts

Wuerhosaurus was likely the last of his kind. It lived at i time when the Tank like Ankylosaurs were starting to spread, and when Stegosaurs like him were on the path towards extiction. It is noteable for some unusual plates with flat edges.

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One more unusual critter

I learn a lot from your walkarounds, - thankyou (o)):

Thanks again for your topic! There is no doubts that this is an unusual looking Stegosaur!

Thank you for the pics of this unusual specie Takama.

The shape of the dorsal plates are still very controversial because we have only a few scattered bones of the animal, it seems the plates were broken and we still don't know exactly how they were looking.

Another one from my phone, though this one was trickier to do, because of its crazy flash

Basic Facts.
Not much is known of Becklspinax, in fact, all that is known of it are some fosilized spines that were found in the 1800s. That being said, it is very difficult to determine exactly what kind of dinosaur it is, though most scientists belieave it was a large theropod that was related to Allosaurus


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Amazing that they can reconstruct an animal from a bit of fossile spine

It reminds me of the famous iguanodon, where they first thought the finger sat on the nose !

But it is a lovely model, thankyou again for all your dino pictures and telling about them

Very interesting info and pic about Wuerhosaurus ! Thank you for sharing!

Congratulations! Very interesting dinosaur this Crylophosaurus And found on Antarctic, that's amazing? Thank You for sharing! :)

I like this kind of presentation

So many unusual dinosaur species

Basic Facts
Dispite being known from only fragmentary remains, Argentinasaurus Is argubly the largest dinosaur that we know of for sure, as  It Stood more then 98 feet long (based on common Estimates). It was likey prey for very large carnovoires like Giganotosaurus and Mapusaurus.

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