CollectA 2013 photo: Dinosaurs

1: 40 Parasaurolophus
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Diplodocus
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They are fantastic!!

Beautyful dinoes

Great replicas!

The parasaurolophus's crest looks too short, but I hope it's just the angle of the photograph.

The diplodocus is perfect!

Congrats to CollectA!

The diplodocus is amazing (o)):

Abu Rai wrote:

The diplodocus is amazing (o)):

Yes! (o)): (o)): (o)): (o)):

Also wonderful dinosaurs!!

Diabloceratops

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Phantastic too!!!!

Numaan wrote:

Diabloceratops

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Sergey wrote:

Abu Rai wrote:

The diplodocus is amazing (o)):

Yes! (o)): (o)): (o)): (o)):

It seems to be

The Para is the best one ive seen[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.],,, I sad that its strongly bashed for its head:(



The diplo was not what i was expectiing. I was hopeing for a normal Qudroped pose, this seems in-plausable to me without some kind of tree for it to lean on

SommoDracorex wrote:

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Disappointed in the Desplatoesaurus, There is not that maney figures ouf it on the market, and when they do make one, its in a boreing sitting position. If it were another common species, i would have no proplem

The Pachy looks bad@$$

Takama wrote:

SommoDracorex wrote:

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Disappointed in the Desplatoesaurus, There is not that maney figures ouf it on the market, and when they do make one, its in a boreing sitting position. If it were another common species, i would have no proplem

The Pachy looks bad@$$

I don't agree with you.
I'm very happy to finally see a theropod in a natural and non-aggressive pose, I think it is a big step forward.
The Pachycephalosaurus is probably the best on the market, there aren't many good figures of this species...

Daspletosaurus
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Pachycephalosaurus
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1:40 Ankylosaurus
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Very detailed!

Numaan, I noticed you haven't post the Deinotherium?

donny ong wrote:

Numaan, I noticed you haven't post the Deinotherium?

Well Its says Photos of there Dinosaurs and Deinotherium is not a dinosaur

I know that. Deinotherium was a prehistoric elephant.
I just meant maybe Numaan would make a new topic about Deinotherium.

WOW! LOVING the Daspletosaurus! Finally, a relaxed and beneign looking carnivore. I could envision this big guy calmly resting beneath the overhanging fronds of a tree, say at mid-day, digesting its prey... I'll most definitely be purchasing this model!

Such beautiful dinos!