Takama's FINAL Carnegie Collection Thread

Ok SO I Opend two other threads concerning my Carnegie Collection models.

However I am not happy with the way i made those threads, so im createing one last one. I am getting rid of some of my Carnegies and keeping only the Most Recent versions, as well as buying the rest i do not own.

To start this thread off. I wish to show off the one that started it all

The Carnegie Collection Corythosaurus

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This is the VERY FIRST. Safari Figure i ever owned, period.   And the first Expensive Dinosaur toy i boght, when all i had were chinasaurs while i was younger.

I hope you dont mind me makeing this thread.  I would like it if the other two were deleted, but i know you guys dont like to do that.

Congrats

Cryolophosaurus

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Nice. I look forward to following your collection here!

Which other thread you want to be deleted? The one you you talk about your music teacher? I will also follow your new thread but I am sure you have some stories to tell about these figures to enrich your posts.

Wonderful pictures

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Which other thread you want to be deleted? The one you you talk about your music teacher? I will also follow your new thread but I am sure you have some stories to tell about these figures to enrich your posts.

And now for the Newest Tyrannosaurus rex

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And Albertosaurus

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Well, the thread was deleted. It is a pity, when we lost so many pictures because of the Photobucket Armagedon, now you ask to delete a thread with so many pics. Though, I hop to keep seeing this thread growing with your 2.0 picture versions. That rex elegant although not as tremendous as the current feathered from Wild Safari series. The advantage that new rexes are made regularly, is that we see how scientific perception of these beast develop. Alberto is a very classic looking dinosaur... I said classic, not vintage.

Thanks For the Deletion of that thread.

I will Post new photos here in the future. But for now. here is a Concavenator


Much Nicer model in hand then in photos
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And Triceratops
I remember seeing this model as far back as 2002, and its only now that i own it
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The most recent recolros of the Stegosaurus and Iguanodon
Both are improvments over the originals

Stegosaurus
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Iguanodon
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Also nice

Maiasaura with nest
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Allosaurus
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Sea Monsters

Tylosaurus
For a good while, this was my favorite Carnegie Collection figure. I first got it at the Sternburg Museum in Kansas
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Mosasaurus
One of the rarere models in the Collection
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Elasmosaurus
Got this one at Dinosaur ridge in Colorado
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Ichthyosaurus
Got this at the same place as the Elasmosaurus
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Tanystropheus
Got this one at the Denver Museum Of Natural history. The neck is posable, but the Material its mad of is very stiff
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Kronosaurus
Another model i boght at the Denver Museum of Natural history
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Deinosuchus(Ok not really a Sea Monster)
And another
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not avalible

Pachycephalosaurus
A Classic model, but the size it says on the base is 8 meters, but this is too big for this dinosaur
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Baryonyx
One of my favorites from when i boght it in 2009
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Amargasaurus
Smallest Adult Suropod in the collection. Far Superiour to the new Wild Safari model which is WAY TOO BIG.
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Dilong
Before Safaris Yutyrannus, this was there Featherd tyrant
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Smilodon
Rarest model in the Collection, alongside the australopithicus family
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Sinraptor
One of the Finner models in the Collection
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Your very welcome. It would be great to read some observations from you regarding the presented figures.