Thanks for the wonderful video, I remember back in the early 70's when I first saw these models in a retail hobby shop. I bought a few which wasn't easy and still have some, then they disappeared from the shops. Finally completing the collection, just need another glass cabinet and a bigger house.
One thing to take from this video is how much the Prehistoric Scenes line inspired Gunpla due to things like multiple colors of plastic rather than just gray.
They must have have re released alot of these back in the day when you could find model kits everywhere. I remember the Drug stores had a full isle of them... now we have to hope we have a hobby store close to us or we are stuck buying online :(
Thanks for the wonderful video, I remember back in the early 70's when I first saw these models in a retail hobby shop. I bought a few which wasn't easy and still have some, then they disappeared from the shops.
Finally completing the collection, just need another glass cabinet and a bigger house.
Nice!
One thing to take from this video is how much the Prehistoric Scenes line inspired Gunpla due to things like multiple colors of plastic rather than just gray.
They went to Monsters then into Hero's Superman,Batman,Superboy Lone Ranger and Tonto. It was hard to get the glue without an Adult.
I had a bunch of these… brings back such fond memories
Awesome! Thanks for watching!!
I had most of these kits. Still have them.
That's awesome! Thanks for watching!!
I have all those kids I just have the part though. But hes to play with them when I was a kid.
Thanks for watching!
My boxes actually said "Dimetradon” and "Styracasaurous” and "Triceratops “
They must have have re released alot of these back in the day when you could find model kits everywhere. I remember the Drug stores had a full isle of them... now we have to hope we have a hobby store close to us or we are stuck buying online :(
@@TheModelVault Got mine in the early/mid 70s. Was so much fun