Invicta dinosaurs

Susanne; here are our Invicta dinosaurs. We have put a Schleich Zebra into some of the pics to show their size. They are solid plastic and the big ones are heavy!

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Brachiosaurus . He weighs 698 grammes!

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Megalosaurus and Stegosaurus.

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Triceratops and Iguanodon.

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Tyrannosaurus and Glyptodon.

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Diplodocus and Scelidosaurus

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Plesiosaurus and Pteranodon. The Plesiosaur is a work of art ... a beautiful colour and a beautiful shape.

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Cetiosaurus.

Sue and Lesley
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Very nice Dinosaurs!!!Congratulation!!!!

Thanks for showing them!!! They look very interesting!

Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou dear friends

They are fantastic !
I like the unicoloured look. It gives a really good opportunity to see them without a lot of disturbing patterns that nobody knows are right or wrong .

Your collection is enormous and exquisite !

*wails* I waaaaaaant!
I even got to see these guys in person (not these exact ones, obvs, but Invictas) a while ago - my friend turns out to have almost the entire bunch! Unfortunately she doesn't want to sell any... I'd love to get my hands on the Megalosaurus, Lambeosaurus, and Troodon. They really are stunning models, and their old-fashionedness doesn't bother me at all. They're history, plain and simple, like Knight or Burian paintings in 3D!

Thanks for sharing! As what you mentioned "Plesiosaurus" really look good on shape and color.

Wow a cetiosaurus! Nice figures, the only one I have is the blue whale.

Here are my Invicta dinosaurs

Arrrrw

They are just so wonderful, - thanks, Christophe

Kikimalou wrote:

Here are my Invicta dinosaurs

Baryonyx walkeri
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Lambeosaurus lambei
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Troodon formosus
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*swoon* Oh Lambeosaurus, how I love thee. Seriously, is there a lovelier hadrosaur model out there?
The Bary also needs to come live with me, I think... his cousins from Safari and K&M are already here, and they're looking lonely.
As for the Troodon, I love it to bits - however wrong it may be.

I think despite the age, the baryonyx is still the best I know

Chris! Nice Invicta dinosaurs!

Thank you Ken

These are a bit played with, but I love then no less for that

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Lovely, vintage colours, isn`t it ?
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The stego is met by a welcomming commitee, - The elder Bullyland, Mojo, and her unpainted relative
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Three triceratopses meet. From left : Mojo, CollectA ( Marked Procon with Nature`s Wonder-tag ) and Invicta.
Invicta-Triccy has been aroung for a long time and brings lots of news
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Ready to conquer the world
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Big congratulations Susanne!! Wonderful Dinos!!

Thankyou Andreas

Susanne, wonderful photos, very nice done! The background is perfect! As always!

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Yvette

Thankyou very much, Yvette

Yes, at last, after weeks of rain and storm and hail, the sun peeked out

Susanne, congratulations for your new legged vegetables!
I'm kidding! Invicta is widely collected among dino collectors and it means a lot! :)
Thanks for beautiful pictures and comparisons with modern figures.

Congratulation for this two oldies Susanne, your dino herd is growing dangerously

Very interesting models Susanne.

I didn't know these existed until I read your thread.

Here I found a link that describes and has images on other models in the Invicta range together with the company's history.

http://rubberdinosaurs.org/invicta.htm

Chris

Thankyou very much for this link, Chris

Uhhh, there are so many lovely models
Unfortunately several of them are VERY expensive, at least on Ebay

They're pretty cool! Great finds Susanne I've never seen them before.

lovely Invicta (and non-Invicta) dinos Susanne. (alas, i only have one Invicta)

Thankyou very much, Harriet and Sauro

Sauroid, which one do you have ?