Pictures for Toy Animal Wiki

Thanks Fernando, you have a really good array of New-Ray figures.
These are already known and the years are the other way round.
Though, I used all these pictures because New-Ray always love color variations.
From the misterious, you have the alligator, griffon and ostrich. If you don't have more from that series, they may really be later additions to a known series.

3 of that 4 figures I seen the first time

Please don't have me shot, Roger...

I just got this fellow (thanks Taylor!) and he's a new one for the wiki, ELC Pets toob oranda goldfish.

pipsxlch wrote:

Please don't have me shot, Roger...

I just got this fellow (thanks Taylor!) and he's a new one for the wiki, ELC Pets toob oranda goldfish.

No, the problem is not you not even the goldfish. If it was not the corfew, I'd surely shot that guy from Miniapolis, yes, a Lego city in Minisota... fortunately I didn't or at this moment... ya estaría cantando con Los Angeles.

Colour variant of the Schleich Wire haired fox terrier that looks more like a Lakeland!

Very interesting

Eco Dome sea turtles

Very interesting

Eco Domes were cool. I added it to the Wiki, Taylor! Any idea about the exact species?

I would think either a green or hawksbill turtle.

Taos wrote:

I would think either a green or hawksbill turtle.

Yes, surely one of these. I almost listed it as a green sea turtle but the beak seems to be hooked like a hawksbill. We can't surely tell how many claws are on forelimbs and the rear margin of the carapace does not look serrated. I'm sure these two last features could be easily neglected and maybe the beak is the most definitive element to determine it as a hawksbill. Can I ask you just one more picture? Could you shot the larger turtle straight from top, I want to see the shape of the shell.

Top of carapace as requested.

Thanks Taylor, the shape of the shell is perfect for a green sea turtle. The beak is probably not hooked at all and I will list it as a green sea turtle.

No problem,you're welcome!

I didn't see these two AAA figures in the Wiki, would you like cleaner pictures of them for it? Just quick snaps from where they 'live'.

Parasaurolophus

Dimetrodon

pipsxlch wrote:

I didn't see these two AAA figures in the Wiki, would you like cleaner pictures of them for it? Just quick snaps from where they 'live'.

Surely Kelly! I only don't know where to list them. Legoman show their sizes but apparently there is a 1978 series and later versions large and small. Do you know if this dimetrodon and parasaurolophus are the larger versions?

Okay, I have to work today/tonight but will do so tomorrow. I would guess these are from the 90s/2000s as they were toys bought secondhand for my daughter when she was small- now she's 20. At a guess, they're the larger ones. There's no size or date stamped on them, just species and AAA.

I also have these but sadly the pictures don't have Lego or Legoman in them! Would think they are the larger versions.

Here's the pictures, I included a paint variant on the hatching parasaurolophus if you want it.


Parasaurolophus


Dimetrodon


Hatching parasaurolophus

2020 Collecta Fukuisaurus 1:40

ELC Mini farm animals: sheep, hen with chick, rooster

ELC mini farm animals: Black horse, cow & female turkey

ELC mini farm anmals: bull, rabbit & hen

ELC pet tube: guinea pig, dog standing & dog sitting