Minos - Little Dinosaur Collection

BTW, my eldest daughter coined the word "Minos".

Since I'm just a casual dinosaur toy collector, I only collect the ones that I like and can afford. Most of these are from surplus stores and toy events.

Hope you'll enjoy them.

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Schleich Triceratops - my first dino

KAIYODO's

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Not a dino.

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Not dinos but part of Dinotales.

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This is it for now! To be continued ...

Gosh ! Your collection is fantastic !!!!

Fantastic collection! Lots of figures with fantastic poses and sculptings. I like specially those Cocacola! Looking forward to see more.

Wonderful collection! Your dinosaurs remind me of my childhood :) They are amazing!

Very beautieful dinosaur collection!!!

wow nice kaiyodo dinos Doc, i like the king kong, :) :)

Nice collection of Dinos!! (o)): (o)):

Very nice dino collection! Congratulations!

Thanks for all your kind words, Susanne, Roger (I hope to get more of those Coca Cola dinos. ), Fisva, widukind, resti (got that King Kong without a base, but found one somewhere else), Taos and Ana!

youre very lucky w/ your hunts Doc, i feel a bit lucky also today,

The Kaiyodos are really good. What kind of dinosaurs are available in your country?

I recognise you from DTF and ATF, Docronnie

resti wrote:

youre very lucky w/ your hunts Doc, i feel a bit lucky also today,

Sometimes I'm lucky, sometimes I'm not, resti. Good you're feeling lucky!

docronnie wrote:

resti wrote:

youre very lucky w/ your hunts Doc, i feel a bit lucky also today,

Sometimes I'm lucky, sometimes I'm not, resti. Good you're feeling lucky!

i guess you could say that Doc, we have our days, , got lucky the other day, got books on whitetails and mammals, both good references, w/ very good photos, :)

tyrantqueen wrote:

The Kaiyodos are really good. What kind of dinosaurs are available in your country?

I recognise you from DTF and ATF, Docronnie

After collecting dinosaur figures from November of last year, I came to the conclusion that these Kaiyodo figs are the best that I have, but they are so tiny. :)

Yes TQ, I'm from DTF and ATF too. I have already browsed your collection many times and LOVE them!

Chap Mei

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Oviraptor

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Dilophosaurus

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Parasaurolophus

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Ankylosaurus

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Plesiosaurus - not a dino.

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Pachycephalosaurus

TFL! To be continued...

Them Kaiyodo's are really nice!!!!
This is my fav of your Kaiyodo's :)
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Kaiyodo also made a brown variant of this Stegosaur, which you can see here alongside with her green brother
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The Chap Mei oviraptor is pretty much a wannabe of the Papo Oviraptor, but with brighter colours [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Off topic, but I always really liked the Papo Oviraptor. Many people hated on it because it was inaccurate, but it's a perfect example of how the animal actually used to be perceived. I was thinking about making a diorama of it, with a retro Protoceratops too. It makes a great companion to the more accurate Carnegie Oviraptor.

Yup, that Stego is one of my favorites too, Tylo. I have seen this photo of the variant before at DTF. Is that yours?

@TQ - what I like about Papo, is their dinosaurs look life-like.

Yes it is :)

STS is the main place where I post my collections but I also have an own place which is my own DTF; Descent Task Force where I have posted it too:
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You can view my entire Dino collection here:
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Wow! Thanks for sharing Tylo!

Will check your dino colection ASAP!

Hayakawa Dinosaurs - they are made in China, but I believe, only released in Japan as candy toys. I am the only one collecting this oddity here in my country.

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Ankylosaurus

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Brachiosaurus

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Parasaurolophus

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Triceratops

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Tyrannosaurus

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Brachiosaurus

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Gallimimus

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Stegosaurus

Here's another thing, I have never encountered a duplicate except for the Ankylo.

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Hayakawa Dinosaurs - they are made in China, but I believe, only released in Japan as candy toys. I am the only one collecting this oddity here in my country.

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Ankylosaurus

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Brachiosaurus

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Parasaurolophus

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Triceratops

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Tyrannosaurus

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Brachiosaurus

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Gallimimus

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Stegosaurus

Here's another thing, I have never encountered a duplicate except for the Ankylo.

Interesting newcomers You know also animals from today by this company?

I have only concentrated on dinosaurs, but as far as I know, I have never seen any other animal made by Hayakawa.

TFL, Andreas! :)

docronnie wrote:

I have only concentrated on dinosaurs, but as far as I know, I have never seen any other animal made by Hayakawa.

TFL, Andreas! :)

Thank you

Interesting new comers indeed They look as if they were made in the early 70's

Thanks Tylo! Hmmm... you're right, they look like early '70s. :)

Safari Limited
All of these came from surplus stores, so they are not brand new and many are severely battered.

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Carnegie

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I also have a large Brachiosaurus, but no photo yet. TFL! To be continued.... :)