I need a sauropoda for my niece 5th birthday

Kikimalou wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I'm not sure what scale it is (I think it's between 1:43 and 1:51, correct me if I'm wrong), but how about the Safari Ltd Wild Safari Dinos apatosaurus from 2010?

This website has walk around pictures and pictures of it in comparison with dinos from Safari Ltd.'s Wild Safari and Carnegie lines.

EDIT: I'm aware that this is an old topic, but you might consider this for a future purchase for her.

Thank you Orcagirl

There is another website called STS Forum where you can find a walkaround of the SAFARI Ltd Apatosaurus. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

No problem! :)

orcagirl26 wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I'm not sure what scale it is (I think it's between 1:43 and 1:51, correct me if I'm wrong), but how about the Safari Ltd Wild Safari Dinos apatosaurus from 2010?

This website has walk around pictures and pictures of it in comparison with dinos from Safari Ltd.'s Wild Safari and Carnegie lines.

EDIT: I'm aware that this is an old topic, but you might consider this for a future purchase for her.

Thank you Orcagirl

There is another website called STS Forum where you can find a walkaround of the SAFARI Ltd Apatosaurus. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

No problem! :)

Thanks to both of you for these links, that figure has a very traditional looking so it can be a good option for future reference.

Roger wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

orcagirl26 wrote:

I'm not sure what scale it is (I think it's between 1:43 and 1:51, correct me if I'm wrong), but how about the Safari Ltd Wild Safari Dinos apatosaurus from 2010?

This website has walk around pictures and pictures of it in comparison with dinos from Safari Ltd.'s Wild Safari and Carnegie lines.

EDIT: I'm aware that this is an old topic, but you might consider this for a future purchase for her.

Thank you Orcagirl

There is another website called STS Forum where you can find a walkaround of the SAFARI Ltd Apatosaurus. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

No problem! :)

Thanks to both of you for these links, that figure has a very traditional looking so it can be a good option for future reference.

You're welcome!