Agnatha

[Rossano]

These fishes are really fascinating to me and I am learning a lot of interesting things. Lampreys (Hyperoartia) have no jaws, Haghfishes (Myxiniformes) don't even have vertebrae, and this makes them a residual and very basal group not only of fishes, and not only of vertebrates, but of chordata themselves.

Now the point is: is there some figure of these animals out there? I never knew of any in the catalogues of the most famous producers, and also searching the forum gave very little satisfaction.

[Jetoar]

Hi Rossano, one menber of the forum, brandem have made some of this species. You can find his figures in Fauna Figures.

https://faunafigures.com/category/brand/fauna-figures-fishes/

On the other hand, I have made an old species of this group: Tullymonstrum gregarium.

You can finf it in :

http://stores.dansdinosaurs.com/tullymonstrum-finished-model-by-paleo-creatures/

http://www.everythingdinosaur.com/paleo-creatures-tullimonstrum-tully-monster.html

I hope that I have helped you  .

[Rossano]

Thanks Jetoar, very interesting models, but unfortunately shipping costs from America to Italy are too high.

I have to assume that there is no Lamprey or Aghfish made by commercial producers?

[stargatedalek]

I'm fairly certain the only commercially available ones are the CollectA lamprey attacking a Pliosaurus.

[Rossano]

Stargatedalek you mean this:



Unfortunately you don't get much of the detailed aspects of the fish...

[Jetoar]

Thanks Jetoar, very interesting models, but unfortunately shipping costs from America to Italy are too high.

I have to assume that there is no Lamprey or Aghfish made by commercial producers?

Hi Rossano, about Tullymonstrum, I have made it. I am from Spain son the shiiping cost are less than united states. If you are interested , we could speak it because I takr comissions too  .

[sbell]

Thanks Jetoar, very interesting models, but unfortunately shipping costs from America to Italy are too high.

I have to assume that there is no Lamprey or Aghfish made by commercial producers?

Technically...I'm in Canada (Fauna Figures is my store)! But I agree, it's really expensive to mail across the Atlantic--I have had customers do it, many times, but I often have to work out something with shipping. I have found that it's almost impossible to get a decent rate wtih a tracking number. The best I can find is $47 to Italy! There are less expensive options, but they don't have tracking, which can be a problem.