D is for Dino Army . . .

. . . 'SUPER' Dino Army indeed and no less! This is exactly what Rack Toy Month is all about - you sat on the beach in some gated hellhole in Morocco, reading the latest Jack Reacher while I post quality, quality shite!

Peter Evans, roving reporter for Plastic Warrior magazine and finder of good things, sent this a few weeks ago, and it's fun! Two heavily-armed dinosaurs for what was a pound more than the The Works £3 (previous post), but they are larger dinosaurs! And the thing is, lack of ammunition supply/feed notwithstanding; a bit of paint and a scratch-built harness/crew and these would be fine on a fantasy/sci-fi gaming table?

T-Rex packin' heat, clearly a standard chinasaur, with larger weapons (probably, previously seen on action-figure rack-toy vehicles?), attached with little self-tapping screws, straight through the flesh, ladies and gentlemen! From blow j . . . err . . . B and J Distribution and in a budget-brand outlet near you, now!

Triceratops gets a bank of multiple-rocket launching-units (of the sort favoured by giant battle suit/robot cartoons) up his jacksie, to go with his big-guns! "Is that a giant machine-gun on your flank or are you just pleased to see me" as the actress said to the Bishop!

I suspect a dip in a bowl of hot water will all but close the holes up? And while I've dubbed him T-Rex, is he more of an Allosaurus in overall looks . . . I'll leave that to the taxonomists! Cheers Peter . . . Super Dino Army; fun thing!

I'd shot these shelfies in TKMaxx a couple of days earlier, with RTM in mind, so synergy gets them up here, what can I say . . . fun for kids! Dino Dash and Racing Dinos - both by Playtek, there are subtle differences between the under-trucks in either set, but you can see with the far-left in one set and the far right in the other, that they are the same over-cover head, in different colours.