CollectA Dinosaur refrence guide

Another great contribution!
This one would make a fantastic trio with the kosmoceratops and the Safari vagaceratops. By the way, do you have a vague idea about which species it represents? Nice pictures and thanks for sharing.

Sorry I cant distiguish specific species on dinosaur figures

Thank you, it is not too big

Time for a big one.  Last one of the day

Basic Facts.
Found in Nigeria, Nigersaurus was a sauropod dinosaur with an unuseul looking head that resembles a modern day vacuem cleaner.  It is often depicted as a grazeing giant that eats up plants from the ground. Unlike most other sauropods, Nigersaurus(and its Rebacasaur kin) had more teeth then usual, that were close up to the front of the mouth and in the back creating a everlastng dental battery, which is somthing that best known from ceratopsians and Hadrosaurs.

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Thanks again for another walk around of a CollectA dinosaur. I remember seeing this figure in a shop and I confess I didn't know the animal before watching it. Obviously the vaccuum cleaner mouth got my atention and turns it in a remarkable animal. CollectA decided to introduce this animal in its Deluxe series what is interesting once larger replicas have usually less diversity. Looking forward to see next review.

Thank you for the pics Takama

This mesozoïc cow is really something but I prefer the SAFARI Ltd one

That are great models

What a strange fellow

It is the lawn mower of the mid Cretaceous period! Great to have reviews on both figures! Thanks for sharing Takama and Christophe!

Glad you all like the photos. He was a little tricky to photograph due to his size.


My next one will be a Two in one, on the same figure.

Basic Facts

Although it may be the king of the dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus is far from the largest theropod dinosaur on earth, However recent studys have shown that it may have been closeer to its competetors in sze.

Tyrannosaurus Family
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Little Jr
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Mommy
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Daddy
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Feeding the Baby
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Tyrannosaurus Eating a Strthiomimus
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Super Deluxe

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Thanks again for your pictures. My comment to this figure is that CollectA gave some new blood to T-Rex world.

Basic Facts

Majungasaurus used to be called Majungathoulus, and was thought to have been a bone headed dinosaur like Pachycephalasaurus. However, further discoverys had shown that its true form was a medium sized theropod dinosaur thats part of the ableiaosaur family(which includes the now famous Carnotarus).  It lived on the island of Madagasgar, were its thoght to have been the top predetor in its domain, and there is even evidence that suggests that this dinosaur had resorted to cannibalism in some cases

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WOW! Scary critter

It is so much fun for an almost-dino-ignorant like me to see and read your walkarounds (o)): (o)):

I am sure lots of little boys will LOVE this model

Can you take the poor victim out of the mouth ?

This one looks very different from most other models I have seen, but I am certainly no expert

Also a nice model

A really nice dinosaur figurine

*abelisaur

This is one of my favorites, although I somehow still don't have that model. It's a shame the hands are pronated, but at least they're appropriately teeny.

This dinosaur is always the ugly boy of BBC stories!
Here is a little video about him and its canibalistic habits!

Basic Facts

Evean though it had three horns for defense, the mighty Triceratops is no match for desese. As a result, he passed away, alowing his body to feed the Carnovoires that rule his domain


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RIP

Ooh, this is an excellent model!

CollectA really go the extra mile

Thankyou for showing this unusual ( but natural, of course) model

Agreeing or not, liking or not, I repeat my comment, CollectA is giving us some new blood to this toy animal world and it is remarkable. Ironically this is a pure action figure.
Next year, maybe we will see a dead T-rex with 3 holes in its belly. That is fair.
Thanks again for presenting another CollectA prehistoric figure!

Very nice model the first of this kind : The CollectA dishceratops

Congrats! Let's go for dead animals figurine!