Takamas Geoworld Collection

Very nice again

Great model again

And thankyou again for the goodies of information ! I really enjoy it   

Great to see your newest, a very interesting line. Thanks for joining us at the Wiki and sharing there too!

Tiermann wrote:

......Thanks for joining us at the Wiki and sharing there too!

      

Concavenator

Concavenator was a Cacarodontosaurid from the las Hoyas Plateau in Spain. Its most distinctive feature was a hump that was on its back. Some study's of the fossil showed that there was the possibility that this dinosaur had quill knobs on its arms, however, some argue that the knobs were  irregularity  spaced which caused some doubt among the paleontological community.

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Such a weird creature   

Coelophysis

Coelophysis was a sleek Theropods dinosaur from the southern part of The United States. It lived at a time in the Triassic when dinosaurs were just now starting to spread, and it was hunted by Crocodile like predators such as Postosuchus.  It is one of the rare dinosaurs that we know from a complete skeleton because a mass grave of these Theropods were found in a place called Ghost Ranch in New Mexico.

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Interesting model! Coelophysis are very rare on collectors shelves, I don't know why.

What size is it ?

That's a tough question for me, that can be easily solved with a pic

Postosuchus vs a Oversized Ceolophysis

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  Thank you   

I like the troodon! Troodon is also a word for a knife which could possibly explain because of its claw. It may look like some kind of raptor but it is actually not a Dromaedosaur.

Ohhh! That Coelophysis    

QuollMate wrote:

I like the troodon! Troodon is also a word for a knife which could possibly explain because of its claw. It may look like some kind of raptor but it is actually not a Dromaedosaur.

Its actually named after its teeth.    Also, there a lot of theropods that had sickle claws on there feet, that are not dromeosaurs.      Ornitholestes was one of them. I had an ornitholestes in my most recent order. But it broke in the package it came in

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Kikimalou wrote:

Interesting model! Coelophysis are very rare on collectors shelves, I don't know why.

It is puzzling. I love the Kaiyodo Coelophysis, but I'd love to see one of the big toy companies release a softer plastic version. I wish Papo (or Favorite) would make a smallish, non-jurassic-park style Coelophysis. Something that looks like a Douglas Henderson painting.

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Takama wrote:

QuollMate wrote:

I like the troodon! Troodon is also a word for a knife which could possibly explain because of its claw. It may look like some kind of raptor but it is actually not a Dromaedosaur.

Its actually named after its teeth.    Also, there a lot of theropods that had sickle claws on there feet, that are not dromeosaurs.      Ornitholestes was one of them. I had an ornitholestes in my most recent order. But it broke in the package it came in

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I'm sorry it broke! Perhaps you can get a refund? Thanks for your info! Are you a paleontologist?

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Takama wrote:

QuollMate wrote:

I like the troodon! Troodon is also a word for a knife which could possibly explain because of its claw. It may look like some kind of raptor but it is actually not a Dromaedosaur.

Its actually named after its teeth.    Also, there a lot of Theropods that had sickle claws on there feet, that are not dromeosaurs.      Ornitholestes was one of them. I had an ornitholestes in my most recent order. But it broke in the package it came in

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I'm sorry it broke! Perhaps you can get a refund? Thanks for your info! Are you a paleontologist?

he he  , no Im not a Paleontologist.  Just a total Dino Geek  .

Heres a Picture of a Ornitholestes Skeleton

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Here's some Troodon Teeth.

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I forgot to mention how strange their teeth are. The only troodon I have is the WWD 3D Vivid blind bags one. :)

Great again    

Tyrannosaurus Rex

During the 20th century, the biggest and meanest theropod ever known was Tyrannosaurus Rex. T.Rex has come a long way since the last century, with many different Skeletons being found(The most famous of which being Sue, the most complete T.Rex to date), but when it was first discovered, the evidence was scarce. T.Rex is recognized by some features that are shared among other dinosaurs that are said to be related to him. These Features include a Large head full Of Sharp banana shaped Teeth and a fused Jaw. It also had tiny arms with only two visible fingers, and a set of Eyes that face directly forward. In terms of Fame, One of the Things that sets T.Rex apart is that its Species name (Rex) is well know, while other dinosaurs are only known from there genus name.

Today, Tyrannosaurus is outsized by other Theropods such as Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus, but it is still regarded as the meanest dinosaur,(though some scientist argue that it was actually scavenger, but this isn't widely accepted) and in 2012 the discovery of a ancestor (Yutyrannus) showed the possibility that T.Rex and its kin were fully feathered.

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Nice again

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WOW!!!!

Nice!

Ornithomimus

Ornithomimus was a textbook example of a ornithmid dinosaur. It was a slender animal that looks like a ostrich. When it was first discovered, it was only known from a hand and foot. In the years following more Dinosaurs were assigned as species to this genus, but they were either given there own genus in the Ornithmid family, or not related. Like a lot of Theropods, it was feathered.  

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A very beautieful figurine

widukind wrote:

A very beautieful figurine

I agree ! - even without feathers
It looks so active and ballanced