CollectA 88556 Amargasaurus, deLuxe size.

A while ago my little CollectA Paleontologist disappeared  
Perhaps eaten by the huge Vacuumcleanersaurus ? Poor guy, I missed him very much  
But fortunately he has lots of clones, and getting one, wat the perfect excuse to get the wonderful DeLuxe-Amargasaurus  
Here you see them both    
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Happy family united ! Little paleontologist proudly presents his own Amargasaurus to the standard sized brown CollectA Amargasaurus and the adoreable green Amargasaurus from Safari      
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Interesting to see the different way CollectA and Safari think their back-spines looked :
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Some pictures of my new beautyful dino :
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Hmmm, - perhaps he can have a reserve of water on his back ?  
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The standard sized one has a somewhat different back ....
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This is a very detailed model, here some details of his skin :
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Very charming face  
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Nice feet, aren't they ?  
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The end  
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I see this time it was not Fidda's fault but Vacuumcleanersaurus instead, a Nigersaurus related, perhaps? This is a fabulous photo session of an impressive figure!
We can see in your link that Amargasaurus was described in 1991 and we see it is turning very popular in toy shape these days. I think its unusual look contributes to it. I find it a very intringuing animal and CollectA developed a very attractive figure, I don't know if it is accurate, I'll let it to experts but I think it looks fabulous, mainly from this angle!

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Congrats Susanne! What a beautiful figure. Thanks for the nice photos. And congrats for the little guy, too.

Thank you for the walkaround Susanne. This is not the cheapest way to find a new "Johnny Tinhat" but I'm sure it was the best for you

About the beast I'm not a big fan. Even if it is a "small" sauropod, Amargasaurus is a very impressive citizen with incredible features. There are a lot of drawings who show it as an elegant creature and maybe it wasn't, but I would like it was.
We still don't know how was the crest and spines and how was the head since scientists only have the skull's rear part. Sincerely, I hope it hadn't the CollectA head

The brand is giving us very beautiful wild life models those last years but the way they choose their Deluxe sauropod heads is for me a formidable mystery I have the same problem with the Agustinia: They could be very good models if only they had decent heads.

Thankyou, Donny

Roger wrote:

I see this time it was not Fidda's fault but Vacuumcleanersaurus instead, a Nigersaurus related, perhaps? .....

Christophe, - thankyou for the comment, it is very interesting
I think it looks very much like the pictures of the reconstructions in museums, shown in Wikipedia , - which may be wrong also, of course

Well I based my judgement on pics because I haven't this model. For me it is a very cartoonish heads, to Big for the body and very elongated

Nice figurine Susanne :)

What an interesting dino and the model looks very nice :)
Thank you for this beautiful walkaround Susanne :)

Thankyou, Andreas and Kosta