Prehistoric mammals - Show us yours- August 2015

So nice models from Halichoeres ..especially this Yujin Henkelotherium ..realy cool :)
Welcome here :)
And Susanne , you explode again with sooo great models wowwww
These Starlux models are awesome !
Every model look`s so interesting....
I just adore this Giant deer :) it has great face.. and wonderful details :)

I have hundreds of prehistoric mammals (especially if we include therapsids--but what of pelycosaurs and other synapsids? Will dicynodonts and dinocephalians also go in?), but it's going to take some time.

EDIT--I just looked, and including all synapsids I apparently have over 400 different ones--and I just received my CollectA order, for me and my store, which means a couple more!

And it could take forever to get them all here...even just the ones that aren't already.

But I will put in the Yujin Tetonius, from the original NHK set:

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And the original Yujin NHK Henkelotherium:
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And the Platybelodon from the same set:
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OH, I am impressed, this topic is getting very interesting. Halich, Susanne and Sean... so great collections! I think prehistoric mammals are doing well so we can open a different topic to other synapsids. Any candidat to open it at 15 th or shall I do it myself?

Roger wrote:

OH, I am impressed, this topic is getting very interesting. Halich, Susanne and Sean... so great collections! I think prehistoric mammals are doing well so we can open a different topic to other synapsids. Any candidat to open it at 15 th or shall I do it myself?

You'll probably find that the 'synapsids' one has fewer figures, but it will be full of unusual animals--and hopefully someone has some rarely-seen gems (like, say, a FaunaCasts Moschops...who could that be!? )

This has been a fascinating topic! A big thank you to all the posters! I don't have any prehistoric mammals besides a couple hominids I got for my mother.
I'd kind of like seeing all the protomammals here as well...

sbell wrote:

Roger wrote:

OH, I am impressed, this topic is getting very interesting. Halich, Susanne and Sean... so great collections! I think prehistoric mammals are doing well so we can open a different topic to other synapsids. Any candidat to open it at 15 th or shall I do it myself?

You'll probably find that the 'synapsids' one has fewer figures, but it will be full of unusual animals--and hopefully someone has some rarely-seen gems (like, say, a FaunaCasts Moschops...who could that be!? )

Sean, I think you're a good candidat! You have several and as you are knowledgeable about these animals, maybe you can make a great introduction. You don't have to post them all at once and you can even copy the code from your posts in any other forum using bbcode. I am not a collector of prehistoric animal figures and I have only 2 or 3 of these. I think that I don't even have a dimetrodon.
It will be surely a small topic but surely very interesting with unusual species.

Very cool models from Sbell :)
I can`t wait to see the rest of the prehistoric mammals Sbell `s collection :)

Just 3 more of me

First one is JA-RU model of Uintatherium :

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Next one is one Mammoth , from very funny and charming set of MEG prahistoric models.
I inserted the rest of the models just for a background

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And last one is one 4D Master Smilodon :

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Roger wrote:

Sean, I think you're a good candidat! You have several and as you are knowledgeable about these animals, maybe you can make a great introduction. You don't have to post them all at once and you can even copy the code from your posts in any other forum using bbcode. I am not a collector of prehistoric animal figures and I have only 2 or 3 of these.  I think that I don't even have a dimetrodon.
It will be surely a small topic but surely very interesting with unusual species.

That would be WONDERFUL !!!!

Please, please, Sean say yes !!!

I do not know the first thing about these fascinating ancestors of ours, so at least for me it would be enormously interesting to have them in a separate topic
If it weas not for you, I might  fear that it would be a very small topic, but with you and Halichoeres ( and our other experts) contributing it could be very educative [/quote]

Kosta, your collection has so many rare and beautyful gems of brands that we rarely see

That is a lovely JA-RU model of Uintatherium, and ...MEG also made prehistoric models !!!! They are beautyful !
That smilodon !!! I have one also, and I love it
A very, very kind young man in Bulgaria gave it to me, - can anybody guess who ?

I can do it, yes, it might take a bit of time for me to get it up.

And for those wondering, that cartoony mammoth is from Monster in My Pocket. There are different versions, though, I think even glow in the dark ones.

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Bullyland coelodonta

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Schleich glyptodon

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Schleich macrauchenia

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Schleich ground sloth

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CollectA paraceratherium

Yes, I also have a mammoth and a cave bear but I'll show them next time.

Alway showing the good sence and taste when choosing models, - fantastic, Portuguese Crocodile

Very nice models Roger :) This topic start to be very interesting..with so many Prehistoric mammals :)

Here are a few more Yowies, at least the ones I haven't sold yet. Lost Kingdoms Series A had many mammals. Series B had only one mammal, and Series C again had more than a dozen mammals, all Australian.

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Top, L to R: Thylacoleo ("Pleistocene Marsupial Lion"), Yarala ("Tube-nosed Bandicoot"), Tingamarra, Rhizophascolonus (Miocene Proto-wombat"), Yalkaparidon ("Cohen's Thingodonta")
Middle, L to R: Nimiokoala ("Rainforest Koala"), Ekaltadeta ("Riversleigh Killer Kangaroo"), Australonycteris ("Murgon Bat"), Diprotodon, Palorchestes ("Marsupial Tapir"), Paljara ("Tirari Paljara")
Bottom, L to R: "Frome Freshwater Dolphin," Brachipposideros ("Riversleigh Leaf-nosed Bat")

Interesting collections everyone.  
Here are some of my prehistoric proboscideans.
Resin, plastic and 3D printed.

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Revell reissue of the Aurora Woolly mammoth kit.
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Battat Mammoth skeleton kit purchased in the 1990's. Made in Japan
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What an amazing flock you have there, Halichoeres ! And all Australian species of mammals
I had no idea that there has been found fossiles of so many town there !!!
This is indeed a very interesting topic

EM, - your collection is absolutelt stunning

Ohhh, How could I oversee This!?      I LOVE this topic! I loove it! xDD
Can I show mine???  Can I...?

Okay! Here's my Schleich Collection:

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Other Brands:

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My Smallest:

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And These are not really ''Prehistoric'' but I love them so xD

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and EM -I wanted to say that your collection is stunning!  I scrolled back twice to look at it!

Wow,
so nice and interesting models from Halichoeres , elephas_maximus and TheLastStardust :)

EM, your collection is realy impressive .
Can I ask, for this white-yellow Mammoth, is it Resin, or 3D printed ?

Amazing collections from everybody Thank´s to everyone for sharing!

You have a wonderful collection, Dusty, no wonder you love them.

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My Smallest:

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What brand is the beauty to the left ?

The Mammoth is Bullyland, isn' t he

On the left is the Series 1 version 1 Kaiyodo Dinotales Brontotherium.

sbell wrote:

On the left is the Series 1 version 1 Kaiyodo Dinotales Brontotherium.

Ahhh! Kaiyodo ! Awesome model

I’m finally going to get at least some of my prehistoric mammals up. I will be honest though, I will not be labelling more than company/series because, again, almost 400 models and counting. Plus, many are dispersed in storage or shelves so it’s easier to just use my stock photos rather than group shots—apologies in advance, because it’s going to be a lot of photos!

COG Prehistoric Panorama Mammals:

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Famemaster Ice Age mini 4d Puzzles

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MPC

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Club Earth (recently extinct, but still!)

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DZ Metal miniatures

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Ral Partha (mostly Beastmaster series)

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Nabisco/Lido

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Forgotten Friends Yowies

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Lost Kingdom Yowies

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Medicom (Sold as parts of a set of cryptid, mythological and mystery models)
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Okay, that's enough for now!

SUSANNE wrote:

You have a wonderful collection, Dusty, no wonder you love them.

TheLastStardust wrote:

My Smallest:

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What brand is the beauty to the left ?

The Mammoth is Bullyland, isn' t he

Thank you, Susanne! <3 sbell was too quick for me, but yes, he is Kaiyodo xD

The mammoth is bullyland indeed

costicuba wrote:

EM, your collection is realy impressive .
Can I ask, for this white-yellow Mammoth, is it Resin, or 3D printed ?

The mammoth is a resin model kit by Paleocraft.
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