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Brachiosaurus was a large sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic (155-150 million years ago) in what is now western North America. Our Brachiosaurus toy accurately depicts this giant rare dinosaur, though it's much smaller than the real thing.

• History: Unfortunately, Brachiosaurus is a rare dinosaur, and very few additional bones have been found over the years, so the picture remains incomplete. Fortunately, skeletons of a closely related sauropod called Giraffatitan from Africa had the missing bones, so these were copied and added to the incomplete skeleton of Brachiosaurus, completing the puzzle. This composite skeleton was exhibited at the Field Museum of Natural history until it was moved to O’Hare International Airport to make room for ‘SUE’, the famous Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton.
• Scientific Name: Brachiosaurus
• Characteristics: Brachiosaurus was one of the largest dinosaurs, about 85 feet (26 metres) in length, and weighed about 35 metric tons. It had a very small head, long neck and tail, and walked on all fours. Unlike all other four footed dinosaurs, the front legs of Brachiosaurus were longer, rather than shorter, than the hind legs. In combination with its long neck, this allowed Brachiosaurus to reach leaves at least 30 metres (9 metres) into the forest canopy, giving it a big advantage over all other herbivorous dinosaurs.
• Size: This Brachiosaurus toy is 9 inches long and 8 inches high.
• The Brachiosaurus is part of the Wild Safari® Prehistoric World collection
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Safari Ltd. Brachiosaurus Baby Figurine - Adorable 3" Dinosaur Figure - Educational Toy for Boys, Girls, and Kids Ages 3+

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• Authentic Design: Our Brachiosaurus Baby toy replicates the distinct features of this prehistoric creature, including its small head, short neck, and front legs - all characteristics of a juvenile Brachiosaurus.
• High Quality and Safe: Manufactured from non-toxic, BPA-free materials, this dinosaur toy ensures safety for children aged 3 and up.
• Educational: Enhances interest in paleontology and extinct species, making playtime both fun and informative.
• Perfect for Collectors: An adorable addition to any dinosaur collection, showcasing a rarely depicted juvenile form of the massive Brachiosaurus.
• Ideal Gift: This Brachiosaurus Baby toy makes a delightful present for young dinosaur enthusiasts or children interested in the prehistoric world.

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Brachiosaurus Toy

Min Qty:   1

Inner Qty:   1

Case Qty:   48

Item Dims:   8" L x 1.9" W x 8.05" H (20.32 L x 4.83 W x 20.45 H cm)

Item  Weight:  0.53 lb (0.24 kg)

Case Dims:   121.65" L x 15.35" W x 11.02" H (55 L x 39 W x 28 H cm)

Case Weight:    27.88  lb (12.644 kg)

MSRP:   $11.55

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Brachiosaurus   was a large herbivorous sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic Period (155-150 million years ago) in what is now western North America.

• Scientific Name:   Branchiosaurus
• Characteristics:   Brachiosaurus   had a small head, long neck and tail, and a huge, barrel-shaped body. Like all sauropod dinosaurs, they walked on all fours, but unique to sauropods, the front legs were longer, not shorter, than the hind legs. This, and the long neck, allowed it to reach far into the forest canopy in search of leafy food. A baby   Brachiosaurus   looked much like the adult, but curiously had much shorter necks and front legs.
• Size and Color:   This model is 3 inches long and 3 inches high. Like the model of the adult, it is green on its back, and a lighter yellow on its belly.
• The Brachiosaurus Baby is part of the Wild Safari® Prehistoric World collection
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Brachiosaurus (Carnegie Collection by Safari Ltd)

The Brachiosaurus is one of the few original Carnegie Collection sculpts, as far as I can tell, that has remained unchanged (with the exception of a new paint job) since it was released in 1987.  As explained by Randy Knol on the Dinosaur Collector Site ,  the majority of figures from the original line have been tweaked or retired. The figure I’m reviewing is stamped 1988 so it’s important to bear this in mind when assessing the figure for scientific accuracy. The ‘Brachio’ part of the name on my figure is intriguingly raised relative to the rest of the text on the stamp, seemingly indicating that the figure was previously stamped as something-else-osaurus. Maybe one of our Safari Ltd collecting readers could check an original figure to clarify if this is the case?

This is one gargantuan figure and quite a significant hulk of plastic, ‘hulk’ being the operative word given the incredible green hue to the skin. The head towers above the rest of the figures in the Carnegie Collection – this  Brachiosaurus stands 35cm tall. It is a heavy beast too, I don’t have any scales on me but I’d estimate it at a little less than a kilogram, worth keeping in mind for effects on shipping costs.

The anatomical proportions are good although the animal is a little overweight perhaps, and the posture of the legs is a little uncomfortable looking. The tail is raised (although the very tip touches the floor), the neck is almost vertical and the back slopes towards the hips. A ridge runs along the neck indicating the underlying muscle mass.

The skin is covered with large scales and is wrinkled, especially on the flanks between the ‘arms’ and legs, and at the base of the neck. The ‘hands’ possess five claws including an enlarged thumb claw. Brachiosaurus is now known to have only the large thumb claw so the figure is outdated in this regard. The cheery-looking small head has the distinctive macronarian ‘crest’. The jaws are open revealing a rather gummy looking mouth. The peg-like teeth are quite poorly defined, the sculpt is a bit poorly defined in several places but I think this is probably a result or the old age of the moulds?

The current colour scheme for this figure is green, with slightly darker green on the top and a grey wash, which highlights the surface details. The claws are black, the teeth are white, the mouth is pink and the eyes are yellow with neat black pupils.

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I have the original blue Brachiosaurus as well, and I would note that the definition of the claws on the hands and feet as well as the folds of skin on the side have been sharpened significantly. My model’s head is also significantly different: instead of sloping sharply downwards before plateauing towards the tip of the snout, it slopes very gently into the snout, giving it a retro-conjectural-titanosaur look, quite different to that of the model shown here or the Invicta Brachiosaurus. Furthermore, the eye is a different colour (yellow) with a much smaller pupil. My model’s tail does not touch the ground either.

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Very nice figure. 🙂

It isn’t dust that you see but a thin grey wash of paint.

Interesting about the tail, sounds like the Brachiosaurus was tweaked after all.

I’ll have to remeber to take a photograph of the ‘tummy-text’ to illustrate the raised platform.

I’m not entirely sure about the release date.

Thanks for clarifying the grey wash, plesiosauria.

I have to totally disagree with Sid, I prefer this one. Although I’d prefer an updated Brachiosaurus even more, but with the Wild Safari one coming up, it seems unlikely Carnegie wll redo theirs.

Yes, I was quite surprised they made changes to this figure. Makes me wonder if any of the other Carnegie repaints are more than just repaints…

Thanks, very best to you too! 🙂

It occured to me it’s quite possible the sculpt tweaking took place when this figure was re-issued in coloured vinyl in 1996 (the repaint was released in 2007, despite the date on the belly).

That’s when the head and back were changed for the Carnegie Parasaurolophus, if not even earlier, while it was still being produced in grey vinyl.

Hope that’s not confusing.

Is it me or is the pictured Brachiosaurus very dusty? I suppose its worth mentioning that the nostril location on this figure (and its previous guises) are based on an outdated reconstruction, as they are now believed to be located at the end of the snout. For its time though, it was an excellent replca in my opinion.

I have the original grey vinyl version from when I was a boy and I notice that the tail is shorter and stumpier compared to the one pictured here. It also ends pointing upwards, and doesn’t touch the floor. The tail tip is 5cm above the floor.

plesiosauria, it’s very odd the “Brachio” text on yours is raised. Mine has all the text at the same height (and it does say “BRACHIOSAURUS”).

By the way, I believe the Carnegie Collection was originally released in 1988?

I prefer the original paint scheme, blue and grey. Majestic figure either way 😉

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