Now asking for pictures of large Play Visions figures!

Thanks again to several members, it was possible to upload some pictures of large sized Play Visions figures on Toy Animal Wiki.
Now I am asking again for your help to upload more pictures, this time of large PV figures.
Tube sized missing are listed [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].
So, if anyone have pictures of these large figures and want to contribute to Toy Animal Wiki, just please post pictures here.
Below, the list of figures missing:

Gray whale
Thresher shark
Palorchestes
Tyrannosaurus rex
Velociraptor
Dilophosaurus
Spinosaurus
Parasaurolophus
Triceratops
Stegosaurus
Pachycephalosaurus
Plateosaurus
Styracosaurus
Coelophysis


If you want to see how they look like, just check catalogue pictures below.
If you know other figures not presented here, please just let us know .
Thanks in advance!

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Ohh! If you have pictures, please bring them here for al to see

The Grey Whale is comical with its roundish snout!

I only have three of the mammals:

Andrewsarchus:
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Smildon:
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Eobasileus:
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Unfortunately, I do not havet the big Palorchestes.

But I do have this Humpback Whale (or, at least, a picture still), which is not like the Habitat Earth one:
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I only have the angel shark and the turtle :)

Ohhh! Those prehistoric mammals !!! What a joy to see them at last        

So many "onlys" will add up to a lot eventually
Isn't that wonderful , -it's called teamwork

Thanks once more Sean, your collection gallery is a real toy animal figure repository! I think your humpback whale is the same as this one. The andrewsarchus is also already on TAI, so I am using your pictures of the eobasileus and the smilodon. People use to identify the smaller counterpart as a homotherium, though, I followed your suggestion and added the larger as a smilodon. These large figures are not very accurate anyway.
Jusst before opening this thread, both Fernando and Philipp also provided some pics of large PV figures, so not many missing now as you can see on list updated on first post.
Thanks everyone for your support!

Roger wrote:

Thanks once more Sean, your collection gallery is a real toy animal figure repository! I think your humpback whale is the same as this one. The andrewsarchus is also already on TAI, so I am using your pictures of the eobasileus and the smilodon. People use to identify the smaller counterpart as a homotherium, though, I followed your suggestion and added the larger as a smilodon. These large figures are not very accurate anyway.
Jusst before opening this thread, both Fernando and Philipp also provided some pics of large PV figures, so not many missing now as you can see on list updated on first post.
Thanks everyone for your support!

To be fair, the small PV is labelled as Smilodon, however it is based on an illustration of Homotherium. The large one, though, is actually based on a drawing from the same source of Smilodon.

Anyone has the Bowhead Whale?

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Roger wrote:

Thanks once more Sean, your collection gallery is a real toy animal figure repository! I think your humpback whale is the same as this one. The andrewsarchus is also already on TAI, so I am using your pictures of the eobasileus and the smilodon. People use to identify the smaller counterpart as a homotherium, though, I followed your suggestion and added the larger as a smilodon. These large figures are not very accurate anyway.
Jusst before opening this thread, both Fernando and Philipp also provided some pics of large PV figures, so not many missing now as you can see on list updated on first post.
Thanks everyone for your support!

To be fair, the small PV is labelled as Smilodon, however it is based on an illustration of Homotherium. The large one, though, is actually based on a drawing from the same source of Smilodon.

Perfect, so they are correctly presented on TAI. Smaller a homotherium and larger a smilodon. I think their sources are more important than what they have marked and I also think it is fair to put things like that.

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Anyone has the Bowhead Whale?

From my notes I haven't found any collector with the bowhead whale.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] has the Amazon river dolphin and will also provide a picture. So. probably tresher shark and bowhead whale are the ahrdest to find.
Among prehistoric mammals, @Judstone has the palorchestes, I may ask him for a pic, perhaps. :)

Did they make the Grey Whale in small size?

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Did they make the Grey Whale in small size?

As far as we know, a grey whale was never released in small size.

Once Yvette linked to this topic from [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] of these rare figures. I used the chance to ask again, with a updated list, for pictures of these figures in ccase someone have them:

Bowhead whale
Gray whale
Orca
Thresher shark
Palorchestes
Tyrannosaurus rex
Velociraptor
Dilophosaurus
Spinosaurus
Parasaurolophus
Triceratops
Stegosaurus
Pachycephalosaurus
Plateosaurus
Styracosaurus
Coelophysis

Bowhead Whale
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Orca
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Commerson's Dolphin
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Wonderful!!!!!!!!!

That's wonderful [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ... what a good surprise. I was not expecting pictures at all, I was just moved by a very little hope.

I will add your great pictures on TAI as soon as I can and many thanks for providing them. Please keep giving us news from your collection, it seems very interesting. These figures are not common at all.

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Bowhead Whale

Commerson's Dolphin
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Now you brought something interesting and promising! In these catalogue pictures we use as source to list them, there is no Commerson's dolphin. So, if you have one, it means that we may not know the whole series. As you have the original tag is there any helpful information you could share with us? Is the product number 8013 and is there a release year? Thanks! :)

I WANT THAT BOWHEAD WHALE!!!

Very interresting pics

Roger wrote:

Now you brought something interesting and promising! In these catalogue pictures we use as source to list them, there is no Commerson's dolphin. So, if you have one, it means that we may not know the whole series. As you have the original tag is there any helpful information you could share with us? Is the product number 8013 and is there a release year? Thanks! :)

Here's the rest of the tag.
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I got it in 2008 at SeaWorld in San Diego, when they still had Commerson's dolphins on exhibit. It's the exact same mold as the hourglass dolphin, just a different paint job. And the text on the belly is printed instead of embossed. The only year I see is the 1996 on the belly.
I also have a couple of small PV figures that are labeled for SeaWorld, and I got my large PV beluga at the SeaWorld in San Antonio, so there is (or was) a relationship between the companies. My guess is that the big Commie was made specifically for SeaWorld.

I believe i have a knock of from that mold

PhocidPhreak wrote:

Roger wrote:

Now you brought something interesting and promising! In these catalogue pictures we use as source to list them, there is no Commerson's dolphin. So, if you have one, it means that we may not know the whole series. As you have the original tag is there any helpful information you could share with us? Is the product number 8013 and is there a release year? Thanks! :)

I got it in 2008 at SeaWorld in San Diego, when they still had Commerson's dolphins on exhibit. It's the exact same mold as the hourglass dolphin, just a different paint job. And the text on the belly is printed instead of embossed. The only year I see is the 1996 on the belly.
I also have a couple of small PV figures that are labeled for SeaWorld, and I got my large PV beluga at the SeaWorld in San Antonio, so there is (or was) a relationship between the companies. My guess is that the big Commie was made specifically for SeaWorld.

Thanks again, it is quite relevant and interesting. I agree with you about the cooperation and that the commerson's may not be part of the standard range. Now I see its item number is 8000. We know all numbers from 8001 to 8040 and there are 4 dinos we don't know their numbers. So, being it the 8000 and imprinted as it is, it contributes to your asception. On catallogue, curiously, bottlenose and hourglass's have their info exchanged.
I know I am asking lots of things but do you have the tag of your beluga? Could you confirm its item number. Is also there any chance to see if it is imprinted like your dolphin?
About the small figures PV/SW, it is surely something to study.

widukind wrote:

I believe i have a knock of from that mold

Could you please share a picture of that eventual knock-off here?

Bowhead Whale wrote:

I WANT THAT BOWHEAD WHALE!!!

Okay :)

Only 4$... I would definitely have bought a commersons dolphin if I had the chance!! Only 4$ *sight*

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Yesterday, I received my National Geographics Society box of large Playvisions whales. Including: Beluga, Sperm Whale, Humpback and... BOWHEAD!!! Of course, I opened the box to get the figures, but I kept the box anyway.