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victoryleo19 · 02-25-2013, 10:27 AM

I agree, we're all excited. I got a little vexed seeing his statement as a fact rather than "I'm not sure if ebay was around in the late 90s". It's my mistake.

If we get the Dino molds from the 2011, and if they use the gijoe/3 3/4 scale, it's a safe bet we will at least see the jeep that was designed for the line also.

I believe it had a capture mechanism much like the humvee from TLW. I'll have to look around and see if I can find an image for it. Thanks for the welcome. I never ventured here before but I usually only post on TFW or other sites. I hope we see the March release schedule that some are predicting and there seems to be some evidence to support it from retail order logs.

Edit: Here's the Hisstank article with the proto vehicles. The helicopter is a little weak in my opinion, but the jeep is an interesting design. Definitely a nod to TLW hummvee.

http://www.hisstank.com/gi-joe-news/...evealed-10909/

Looks like those dino molds are the old ones, from the cancelled 2011 series. Here's an older forum discussing the pachyrhinosaurus and allosaurus, as well as some others.

http://dinotoyforum.proboards.com/in...nt&thread=4746

If we do see these molds released, I'll be excited. Especially that Pachyrhinosaurus. I always wanted the Dino Rider version but it always was out of my reach financially.

On the topic of feathered dinosaurs:

-Again, Crazy Jetty, I am not saying you are wrong. But I will supply this: The only journal article I can find currently predating 1993 with any mention of the possibility of feathers is in relation to the Archaeopteryx in "The Reptilian Relationships of Archaeopteryx", from The Australian Journal of Zoology. Did you read any other journals predating 1993 that specifically mentioned feathered dinosaurs in relation to larger species? I'm not trying to disprove you, or call you mistaken, I'm honestly curious about where you would have read those sources, because I'd like to look into them also. I vaguely recall the concept of feathered dinosaurs hitting through the mid 90's at the earliest with possible traces of evidence. It was a massive friction point among many paleontologists, so if there was discussion on the matter pre-1993 then I'd be interested to know about it.

02-25-2013, 10:27 AM	#70
victoryleo19 Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 9	I agree, we're all excited. I got a little vexed seeing his statement as a fact rather than "I'm not sure if ebay was around in the late 90s". It's my mistake. If we get the Dino molds from the 2011, and if they use the gijoe/3 3/4 scale, it's a safe bet we will at least see the jeep that was designed for the line also. I believe it had a capture mechanism much like the humvee from TLW. I'll have to look around and see if I can find an image for it. Thanks for the welcome. I never ventured here before but I usually only post on TFW or other sites. I hope we see the March release schedule that some are predicting and there seems to be some evidence to support it from retail order logs. Edit: Here's the Hisstank article with the proto vehicles. The helicopter is a little weak in my opinion, but the jeep is an interesting design. Definitely a nod to TLW hummvee. http://www.hisstank.com/gi-joe-news/...evealed-10909/ Looks like those dino molds are the old ones, from the cancelled 2011 series. Here's an older forum discussing the pachyrhinosaurus and allosaurus, as well as some others. http://dinotoyforum.proboards.com/in...nt&thread=4746 If we do see these molds released, I'll be excited. Especially that Pachyrhinosaurus. I always wanted the Dino Rider version but it always was out of my reach financially. On the topic of feathered dinosaurs: -Again, Crazy Jetty, I am not saying you are wrong. But I will supply this: The only journal article I can find currently predating 1993 with any mention of the possibility of feathers is in relation to the Archaeopteryx in "The Reptilian Relationships of Archaeopteryx", from The Australian Journal of Zoology. Did you read any other journals predating 1993 that specifically mentioned feathered dinosaurs in relation to larger species? I'm not trying to disprove you, or call you mistaken, I'm honestly curious about where you would have read those sources, because I'd like to look into them also. I vaguely recall the concept of feathered dinosaurs hitting through the mid 90's at the earliest with possible traces of evidence. It was a massive friction point among many paleontologists, so if there was discussion on the matter pre-1993 then I'd be interested to know about it. Last edited by victoryleo19; 02-25-2013 at 11:10 AM..