The large T-rex from Mojo, - and his little friend ;-)

The new T-rex is much larger than the one from 2010, and very impressive

Grrrrr !!!!










Father and son ?


...you can`t attack us from behind !!!


...or from the air




Sometimes when I see these dinoes brown I wonder...could they have been striped like zebras? Or have red polka-dots ? Or were they shiny, metallic purple and green with red throat and yellow snout ?

If - in year 23.589.572 somebody finds a fossile of a giraffe or a giant panda, I wonder what colour they would think it was

wow. ITs hidiusly beutiful



This is the only dinosaur i would buy for my Mojo Collection.



Manily because its size fits among all the others

Takama wrote:

wow. ITs hidiusly beutiful

Is so good, Congrats

Congratulations Susanne!! A nice new pet

father and son

nice dino's susanne

i thought i read in a different thread,,

Susanne don't collect dino,,,

i hope MOJO wil do one day a green version of that big T-rex

when he was green i wanted it

i like the papo and collecta green from the T-rex

Martien

Very big newcomer Susanne, congratulations! And thank You for starting talking about dino colors!
I for instance wish to see black version with thin violet stripes on back and some bright blue dots on head. The tongue would look good if it's blue also.And maybe some brownish orange legs then?
I think if the dinosaurs are connected to birds they could be quite bright colored perhaps, and pictures with colorful dinos are very often my favorites Artists can also look into colors of some reptiles as many species of gecko or iguanas, many of them are colorful, have fantastic bright dots on skin and stripes on tails, that's so lovely

Thankyou, friends, and a smelly kiss from T-Dad

Anna, - I am happy you share my views
It could be SO great to see a dino made in the colours you mention, - because, yes...look at some of the birds and reptiles.

It makes me think about something I read many years ago in "Out of Africa" by Karen Blixen .
She had seen a liizzard of the most fabulous, brilliant, metallic colours and wanted a handbag of the skin from one.
One day she shot one, but as she watched the dead beautyful animal, the colours faded. The magnificent creature was now just a grey carcass , and she was very, very sorry that she had killed it.

Susanne, I can't see our pets? Where is Johanne? Didn't she want to be pictured with these cute figures? ... and Futte? ... and others? What is happening?
Congratulations for your great additions, the largest T-rex is really impressive and expressive. Also it is in 1:15 scale, very nice to compare with many figures . Next year you can compare it with the Mojo puma that is in 1:15 scale too and see how differently sized are these 2 carnivores.
I hope Mojo doesn't start making color variations of Deluxe T-rex or your son won't find a corner left at your home.

SUSANNE wrote:

It makes me think about something I read many years ago in "Out of Africa" by Karen Blixen .
She had seen a liizzard of the most fabulous, brilliant, metallic colours and wanted a handbag of the skin from one.
One day she shot one, but as she watched the dead beautyful animal, the colours faded. The magnificent creature was now just a grey carcass , and she was very, very sorry that she had killed it.

Beautiful story, it explains perfectly why dinosaurs are extinct and why brands make them green, brown or grey.

Roger wrote:

Susanne, I can't see our pets? Where is Johanne? Didn't she want to be pictured with these cute figures? ... and Futte? ... and others? What is happening?
Congratulations for your great additions, the largest T-rex is really impressive and expressive. Also it is in 1:15 scale, very nice to compare with many figures . Next year you can compare it with the Mojo puma that is in 1:15 scale too and see how differently sized are these 2 carnivores.
I hope Mojo doesn't start making color variations of Deluxe T-rex or your son won't find a corner left at your home.

But even thinking about mammals carnivores, just let's say colors of Clouded Leopard or Tiger? Are they dull colored?

Roger wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

It makes me think about something I read many years ago in "Out of Africa" by Karen Blixen .
She had seen a liizzard of the most fabulous, brilliant, metallic colours and wanted a handbag of the skin from one.
One day she shot one, but as she watched the dead beautyful animal, the colours faded. The magnificent creature was now just a grey carcass , and she was very, very sorry that she had killed it.

Beautiful story, it explains perfectly why dinosaurs are extinct and why brands make them green, brown or grey.

I think a T-rex must be green,

we are all grow up with the toughts it must be green

so i go for a green mean T-rex

Martien

STORMnl wrote:

I think a T-rex must be green,

we are all grow up with the toughts it must be green

so i go for a green mean T-rex

Martien

It's not that I wouldn't like to see it green, it would be nice color of course. And attractive too.

Just little think to take easy: remember that several generation grown up thinking the Earth is flat like a pancake

I agree with Ana, those are educational and scientific toys. Let our kids build their Vintage culture. We have many available figures released with our nostalgic knowledge about dinosaurs. Even the small Mojo T-rex is vintage in terms of concpetion and only modern in terms of finition.
I'm sure, 20 years forward, T-rexes will be different, maybe parrot like painted and the brown ones will belong to the nostalgic perception of the kids of today.
Ana, I understand the color question, as long as we don't know the real colors, any interpretation is as wrong as any other. Who can warrant that a T-rex wasn't an animal with a head with tiger colors, a body like a clouded leopard and a tail like a ring-tailed lemur?
But market is very severe, T-rexes are best sellers, you cannot shock or you will loose one of the most important figures in a range. Anyway, I think a black T-rex would have a very positive impact, mainly as a marketing strategy!

Thank You Roger for so interesting comment

Roger wrote:

I agree with Ana, those are educational and scientific toys. Let our kids build their Vintage culture. We have many available figures released with our nostalgic knowledge about dinosaurs. Even the small Mojo T-rex is vintage in terms of concpetion and only modern in terms of finition.
I'm sure, 20 years forward, T-rexes will be different, maybe parrot like painted and the brown ones will belong to the nostalgic perception of the kids of today.

Roger wrote:

Ana, I understand the color question, as long as we don't know the real colors, any interpretation is as wrong as any other. Who can warrant that a T-rex wasn't an animal with a head with tiger colors, a body like a clouded leopard and a tail like a ring-tailed lemur?

Yes, of course I agree 100% In this case we probably will never be able to check what coloration was real. It was easier indeed to check what shape the Earth has

Rex could be green, brown or blue wit yellow dots, nobody know for sure. But I must say reach colored dinosaurs on some pictures are very pleasant to see and of course it's nice to imagine many different variants. Everyone can create different pattern on dinosaur, isn't it interesting exercise for our imagination?

Roger wrote:

But market is very severe, T-rexes are best sellers, you cannot shock or you will loose one of the most important figures in a range. Anyway, I think a black T-rex would have a very positive impact, mainly as a marketing strategy!

Haha, yes, then he would remind kind of dragon also

ahaaaaa dragons

we have a new subjeckt

dragons were green to (o)): (o)):

Martien

ana wrote:

......Everyone can create different pattern on dinosaur, isn't it interesting exercise for our imagination?

....

(o)): (o)):

Come on, all you greay artists here

ana wrote:

Roger wrote:

Ana, I understand the color question, as long as we don't know the real colors, any interpretation is as wrong as any other. Who can warrant that a T-rex wasn't an animal with a head with tiger colors, a body like a clouded leopard and a tail like a ring-tailed lemur?

Yes, of course I agree 100% In this case we probably will never be able to check what coloration was real. It was easier indeed to check what shape the Earth has

Rex could be green, brown or blue wit yellow dots, nobody know for sure. But I must say reach colored dinosaurs on some pictures are very pleasant to see and of course it's nice to imagine many different variants. Everyone can create different pattern on dinosaur, isn't it interesting exercise for our imagination?

Surely Ana! The only thing I can be sure reading your comment is that your are what is scientifically called an.... artist!
Actually, it was very interesting to see your artistic interpretation of a prehistoric creature. You are very criative person and Palaenthology has as much as criativity as it has Science. Who knows you are a paleoartist?

Roger wrote:

But market is very severe, T-rexes are best sellers, you cannot shock or you will loose one of the most important figures in a range. Anyway, I think a black T-rex would have a very positive impact, mainly as a marketing strategy!

Haha, yes, then he would remind kind of dragon also

It would be very nice to see a amargassaurus or so black painted, or even a Smok Wawelski!

STORMnl wrote:

ahaaaaa dragons

we have a new subjeckt

dragons were green to (o)): (o)):

Martien

Martien, I know you have a green mammoth in your collection!

Smok Wawelski???!!!! He is black because he's already burned

ana wrote:

Smok Wawelski???!!!! He is black because he's already burned

Hahah! After eating a stuffed sheep! I wonder what Carolynn thinks of it!
I must read more about Polish culture, it is very good!
But Ana, what about this Polish archosaur?

@ roger

hahahaha (o)):

Roger wrote:

ana wrote:

Smok Wawelski???!!!! He is black because he's already burned

Hahah! After eating a stuffed sheep! I wonder what Carolynn thinks of it!
I must read more about Polish culture, it is very good!
But Ana, what about this Polish archosaur?

This lived in Poland??!! Wow! It's beautiful!!! Any models of this creature yet?

Again I learn about new animal, however my knowledge about dinosaurs is very, very small anyway... Perhaps it's time to educate more

ana wrote:

This lived in Poland??!! Wow! It's beautiful!!! Any models of this creature yet?

Again I learn about new animal, however my knowledge about dinosaurs is very, very small anyway... Perhaps it's time to educate more

Ana, I also didn't know about this impressive animal. Actually I was trying to understand why a Polish young lady was talking about dragons like black creatures. Now I'm learning a lot of new things, not only that they are black in Poland and green in Holand but also that they are blue in Portugal!
This is a mix between a crocodile and a dinossaur that lived in what is Poland today. Reading about its size when compared with other creatures of its era, I believe it will turn in a plastic figure very soon. Anyway it is very recent, we need to wait a little.
The name is the same of the dragon because it was the dragon that exploded because of the sheep. Now I also know that sheep was the first mammal that existed, unless in Poland!
Check this blog article, it looks interesting
http://kalcyt.blogspot.pt/2011/10/caa-prawda-o-smoku-wawelskim-jak-na.html

haha, sheep was first indeed

Roger this article is very interesting!! I will show this article to my Polish friends too, maybe they will be surprised to read about Smok wawelski. I wish more bones could be found a from this animal so we would have more precise vision about it's shape.

BTW, why Portuguese dragons are blue?

I'm glad you found it interesting!

ana wrote:

BTW, why Portuguese dragons are blue?

I'm sorry it is not as interesting or funny as Polish black dragons. But crazy anyway.
Portugal is a country heavily marked for the football phenomenon.
Here dragons are blue, eagles are red and lions are green.
What is crazy is that the green dragon you see on emblem belowrepresents a black in heraldic language a black dragon and the supporters of this club are called dragons or blue dragons because it is the main color of the emblem and uniform.
Yes, I'm not the only crazy Portuguese!