A set of 4 chinasaurs on my desk! The brontosaurus on the far left is a Greenbriar chinsaur, the reddish brown t rex is a 1977 British Museum Nat History toy from the Invicta series, the green dinosaur on the far right is a Brooklyn Lollipops dinosaur, but I'm not actually sure what dinosaur it is. On the bottom there is a small tree looking dinosaur with raptor talons that seems to be from an unnamed maker!
A large green soft plastic t rex towers over my desk with the other chinasaurs. I've done a little searching but can't find anything about where this guy comes from. Its completely innaccurate to actual t rex anatomy looking more like a guy in a dinosaur costume, especially looking at the legs and what I can only assume are ear holes right behind the eyes.
Close up of the soft plastic big dino!
On an expedition today with @scariyaki.bsky.social and her mom I have made 5 new #chinasaur acquisitions! More details about these guys in the alt text! Also you get to see my messy ass desk.
Where are my other chinasaue and weird toy collectors at?
![My photograph of 3 of my "Chinasaurs" [Rust Monster, Bulette, & Pterodactyl] with my custom "Chinasaurs" logo design a la Jurassic Park's logo design.
"Chinasaurs" are nonbranded vintage plastic dinosaurs and prehistoric animals that were made in China and Hong Kong.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:s3kvxuo2ekfctmtwklpl57yk/bafkreih2rk35rxh2gc6pqbvx7dvgm6hqca4m5uiwjsnpindttgk5wocmfq)
![My photograph of 6 of my "Chinasaurs" [unbranded vintage plastic dinosaurs and prehistoric animals that were made in China and Hong Kong] with my custom "ChinaSaurs" logo design a la Jurassic Park's logo design.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:s3kvxuo2ekfctmtwklpl57yk/bafkreifigrclacb32wzubz5zsthu76upqvve2is37xed3afamrjkqixp4y)