Toylines that need a modern version

What are these?

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They actually had something like that, but the first releases were plagued with bad quality (parts snapping), so ultimately they failed to sell well despite the later releases fixing those issues.

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thry glow in the dark and have many many many waves

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Here's hoping Mattel picks Four Horsemen to do the redesigns.

>>5943291
Oh I had a bunch of those. Can confirm the shitty plastic issue.

>>5942785
>bone age
>two dinos fucking

lmao

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Bandai's Ultra Bone had a good run.
>Never made a bone Ultra Man though :(

>>5944178
Ultraman ain't a kaiju, though.

Dino Riders.
In 1/18.

>>5942785

These were great concept, but the clear plastic clips that they used were very prone to breakage. Had a few sets as a kid, the pteranodon was really impressive to me because I loved anything flying, and the wingspan was huge. The 80s were a great time for things like that.

>>5943291
>manchild tears
>>5943296
I got a couple waves based on rave reviews, but was ultimately disappointed. maybe quality is more variable than expected
>>5945955
I'd be happy with Mega Bloks figures and buildable dinos. hell, that might be better, since they can save the box size

they have minature plastic brick dinosaur skeletons for same around