Small Bullyland Dimetrodon and baby Tyrannosaurus

Both of these figures were very kindly sent to me by Susanne, along with the Bullyland Pteranodon.  Thank you very much.  

Dimetrodon was a synapsid that lived in the early Permian.  Although it is widely thought to either be a dinosaur or to have lived alongside dinosaurs, it was a mammal-like reptile that lived 40 million years before the first dinosaurs.  The distinctive sail is thought to have been used for thermoregulation or sexual display, possibly both.
056 by E H, on Flickr
060 by E H, on Flickr
058 by E H, on Flickr
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061 by E H, on Flickr

This is a nice figure. The detail that went into the scales is really good and I like the pattern on the sail. Next up is the baby Tyrannosaurs Rex.

062 by E H, on Flickr
Cute little guy, isn't he?
064 by E H, on Flickr
065 by E H, on Flickr
The hands on this figure are correctly oriented, which is pretty uncommon in dinosaur figures. Dinosaurs that walked on two legs had their hands oriented towards each other, as if the animal is about to clap. This can still be seen if you look at images of birds' skeletons.
066 by E H, on Flickr
067 by E H, on Flickr

Once again, this is a very nice figure. It's cute and well-detailed.

Congratulations

How wonderful that they found such a good home with you

Yes, Bullyland used to make wonderful dinos, and these are mini-variations of the large Museum-Line models, which you can see HERE and HERE.
They made them in 2013, and I have not seen them for sale since

Thankyou for the walkarounds !

Pteranodons from Susanne have special flying abilities, they can even carry dimetrodons and t-rexes! Congratulations and thanks for sharing. The correct hands of the rex are a very interesting detail.

Roger wrote:

Pteranodons from Susanne have special flying abilities, they can even carry dimetrodons and t-rexes! .....

Yes ! The local Pteranodons here are very well trained