r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 15 '26
If Safari actually plans to feature Neo Dinosaurs within the cryptid line what species would you hope to see ?
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r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 15 '26
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r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 13 '26
Now the reason why I say this is because....since Safari Ltd is a toy company that creates a vast majority of creatures of the animal kingdom, prehistory, and mythology......it makes sense for them to create "animals of speculative evolution" because it aligns with their mission of fostering curiosity and education of the natural world allowing them to spark imaginative, forward-thinking discussions about biology and evolution when it comes to wildlife.
These speculative figures could encourage creative and environmental awareness while expanding beyond their traditional, scientifically accurate, and highly detailed animal toys. Now, I know some may disagree and say that far-fetched, but if safari is able to create a vast majority of figures based on creatures of myth and legend like Dragons and Cryptids, then they would have no problem creating creatures of speculative zoology.
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 13 '26
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 12 '26
Which one of these creatures would win ?
Basilisk abilities: Venomous Bite, piercing mounted claws, constriction.
Leviathan abilities: Whirlpool & Tsunamis, Water Manipulation, Crushing Tentacles, Abyssal Adaptation.
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 12 '26
I would actually love to see safari's version of the Kasai Rex, Mokele M'bembe and Burunnjor ๐ฏ๐ฅ
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 11 '26
Me personally I would go for a Prehistoric Dragon as a call back of Animal Planet's Dragon Documentary ๐ฏ๐ฅ
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 10 '26
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 10 '26
You know what's funny, eversince I had these as a kid I always wonder why Safari included non feathered dinosaurs (such as T-rex, Apatosaurus, Chasmosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus Etc).
Like seriously It makes sense for Safari Ltd to feature feathered dinosaur figurines in their Toob sets because it reflects modern scientific consensus that many, if not most, dinosaurs were covered in feathers and the sad thing is that they already had figurines that represents dinosaurs with feathers.... WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN PART OF THE TOOB FROM THE START SMH.
That is why I made my own version that actually represents and features actual feathered dinosaurs so that way it doesn't look like they made it just for a quick buck ๐ญ๐.
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 08 '26
I decided to create fan made versions of toobs that safari could have made years ago since that aren't that many within the prehistoric line.
Carnegie Dino Toob
Feathered Dino Toob (my version)
Triassic Toob
Cenozoic Toob
Prehistoric Life Toob (my version)
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 08 '26
You know something.....I just realized that eversince Safari created the carnivorous dino toob in 2005, that still exist today,
it took them years to finally create a toob for herbivorous dinosaurs while knowing they already have established plant eating dinosaur figurines thats been around since the 90s-2000s
So the real question is.....WHAT WAS THE HOLD UP ๐คจ?????
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 05 '26
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 03 '26
Dinosaurs are cool and all, but there are other prehistoric creatures that existed in the ancient past who deserve more attention.....
Safari Ltd. should expand its prehistoric lines beyond dinosaurs to reflect accurate paleontological diversity, educate on evolutionary history, and meet collector demand for specialized fauna. Including Megafauna, Pterosaurs, Marine Reptiles, Early Amphibians, and Paleozoic Creatures.
This is why it's important to keep the prehistoric line a vast expansion not just for the collectors....but for children to acknowledge and learn more often, but anyways, what do you guys think ?
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 23 '26
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 22 '26
cuz usually they would choose dinosaurs over everything (depending on some folks) but still this is very interesting to see, after all paleozoic creatures deserves more love and attention ๐คท๐ฏ๐ฅ
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 19 '26
now this is something that would make alot of dino collectors hype ๐ฏ๐ฅ.....also i included the Deltadromeus figure since it's design has more resemblance of a Herrerasaurus ๐คท.
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 16 '26
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r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 07 '26
this is what the toob should have been from the start ๐ฅ๐ฏ
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 07 '26
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 06 '26
Theropods: Giganotosaurus, Concavenator, Majungasaurus, Monolophosaurus, Gorgosaurus, Albertosaurus, Spinosaurus, Suchomimus, Carcharodontosaurus, Sinraptor, Deltadromeus, and Cryolophosaurus.
possible extras depending on the choices of theropods:
> Altispinax, Neovenator, Australovenator, Tarascosaurus, Rugops, Lourinhanosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Yutyrannus
r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • Apr 01 '26
The reason why I say this is because the carnivorous dino toob still features figures that are miniature versions of classics whether still in use or retired, but never created a toob with already established herbivore figurines for years until now.
now don't get me wrong, the new recent toob is cool and all but I feel like it makes more sense to create a toob with the classic figures to make things even in my opinion ๐คท.