Papo Plesiosaurus and his sea lizard-friends ;))

Hi friends! I present to you Papo Plesiosaurus with his sea lizard-friends family!

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They look really cool!
Thanks for sharing!

SO great

What a fabulous collection, wow !!!!!

Sergey, would you mind telling a little about them ?
Brand and what kind of creature they are , - I know so little about these cute critters...but I am happy they don`t live around here
(If you have time, of course )

Thankyou for sharing

He looks awesome, congratulations Sergey!!

Papo Plesiosaurus is nice & what brand for the rest?

Congratulation Sergey!!

Sergey wrote:

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This one looks somewhat Chapmei`ish

SUSANNE wrote:

SO great

What a fabulous collection, wow !!!!!

Sergey, would you mind telling a little about them ?
Brand and what kind of creature they are , - I know so little about these cute critters...but I am happy they don`t live around here
(If you have time, of course )

Thankyou for sharing

Ok Sue! Let,s play game! From the first biggest creature (blue "crocodile") clockwise:
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1. Liopleurodon (brand Chap Mei). Maybe my "crazy french macaque" friend will say that it,s "not accurate"! Yes I,m agree. It,s more a toy than a model, but... VERY impressive!! It has open-close mouth!
2. Liopleurodon (Collecta, small set, 2008)
3. Tanystropheus (Safari, series Carnegie Collection, 1999)
4. Elasmosaurus (Schleich, 2003)
5. Tylosaurus (Safari, series Carnegie Collection, 2008)
6. (in the centre) - our hero - Plesiosaurus (Papo, 2010)

I'm still waiting for a invitation to take a bath in your prehistoric swiming pool!
Congratulations, these figures are really nice!

Thankyou for the names and brands, Sergey

Gee, I will never be able to remeber those names.

But looking hard at them again I see so many details, - f.inst, most have "Flippers", one has finns, and one has sort of small "paws"
And the necks !!!!
But all have teeth, - Roger, I think that even a Croc should not get into that swimmingpool

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou for the names and brands, Sergey

Gee, I will never be able to remeber those names.

But looking hard at them again I see so many details, - f.inst, most have "Flippers", one has finns, and one has sort of small "paws"
And the necks !!!!
But all have teeth, - Roger, I think that even a Croc should not get into that swimmingpool

Ok, thanks Susanne, I will say to my modern friends to be careful because zebras and gnus have teeth! :)

Sergey wrote:

Ok Sue! Let,s play game! From the first biggest creature (blue "crocodile") clockwise:
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1. Liopleurodon (brand Chap Mei). Maybe my "crazy french macaque" friend say that it,s "not accurate"! Yes I,m agree. It,s more a toy than a model, but... VERY impressive!! It has open-close mouth!
2. Liopleurodon (Collecta, small set, 2008)
3. Tanystropheus (Safari, series Carnegie Collection, 1999)
4. Elasmosaurus (Schleich, 2003)
5. Tylosaurus (Safari, series Carnegie Collection, 2008)
6. (in the centre) - our hero - Plesiosaurus (Papo, 2010)

Congratulation Sergey, I'm sure you enjoy your swimming pool It is a really nice family even if

1 inaccurate
2 Not so bad indeed
3 Not so bad too
4 The head is abolutely false
5 A fantastic piece
6 wow beautiful .... ... What is it ? ... A plesiosaurus ? ... ...

Kikimalou wrote:

Congratulation Sergey, I'm sure you enjoy your swimming pool It is a really nice family even if

1 inaccurate
2 Not so bad indeed
3 Not so bad too
4 The head is abolutely false
5 A fantastic piece
6 wow beautiful .... ... What is it ? ... A plesiosaurus ? ... ...

...Whats a problems Christophe? You don,t like Papo,s plesiosaurus? It,s not accurate? Maybe you take it in comparison with Safari tube set?

(Pics by Boki)
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...and "on Nature"

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Sergey wrote:

...Whats a problems Christophe? You don,t like Papo,s plesiosaurus? It,s not accurate? Maybe you take it in comparison with Safari tube set?

(Pics by Boki)
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There is no problem Sergey, you can love that beautiful Nessie and you are right to do so because it is very finely made, as usual with PAPO ..

But it's not exactly a plesiosaur

It's a copy of the Loch Ness monster Here or there model which was used in the Channel Five TV programme "Loch Ness Monster: The Ultimate Experiment"

About the SAFARI tube, it is a NO plesiosaur tube You can't find one on Boki's pic .

I hope I wasn't too evil Sergey, I was just kidding because you wrote "Maybe my "crazy french macaque" friend say that it,s "not accurate"!" I couldn't resist

Nessie fan club! Who's with me?

Very nice group of ancient sea-monsters Sergey!
Accurate or not, i woulnd't get into the water with them anyway, haha...

Looking at thew Nat Geo "Seam Monsters" picture, if there were humans back then, not many would be doing any surfing, recreational diving, swimming or sailing in those waters...
S C A R Y!!!!

Kikimalou wrote:

I hope I wasn't too evil Sergey, I was just kidding because you wrote "Maybe my "crazy french macaque" friend say that it,s "not accurate"!" I couldn't resist

Ok, Christophe! Excuse me!

Wildheart wrote:

Nessie fan club! Who's with me?

Me, Me !
I would LOVE to meet her....at a distance

SUSANNE wrote:

Wildheart wrote:

Nessie fan club! Who's with me?

Me, Me !
I would LOVE to meet her....at a distance

And me! I've always loved that idea of a long lost monster living there but I'd never go swimming