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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4566614" data-attributes="member: 19675">There are several plastic dragon toys out there that are quite good, and not just the McFarlane ones.I recently picked up the Dragonology Asian Lung Dragon.<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Dragonology-Miniatures-1%252d-Asian-Dragon/dp/B000JU7J2I" target="_blank">Amazon.com: Dragonology Miniatures Series 1- Asian Lung Dragon: Toys & Games</a>The dragons in this series are nice because 1) they have no base to cause perceived scale problems and 2) each one comes in 2 sizes.Thus, not only do I have "mama" dragon, but also a baby version as well!Safari's Hidden Kingdom "Insect" models are quite nice.<a href="http://www.playfairtoys.com/category/Safari-Hidden-Kingdom-Insect-Replicas" target="_blank">Safari Hidden Kingdom Insect Replicas at PlayFair Toys</a>Safari also does some nice miniatures of all kinds of animals.<a href="http://www.playfairtoys.com/brand/1/safari" target="_blank">Safari at Playfair</a>I've used their alligator, crocodile, octopus, some sharks- all of which were summoned by the party druid at some point or another- and giant squid (subbing for an Aboleth) in play as well, and they make some fine dinosaurs as well...except the "baby" ones of course.  I also own several of their snakes and lizards.  Most of the mammals are, unfortunately, not at a useful scale for D&D.</blockquote>