G.A.S.L.I.G.H.T.
I thought I’d mention two rulesets that sometimes end up including Dinosaurs. The first is G.A.S.L.I.G.H.T. which is terrible to type, and has sort of a goofy looking website, but is definitely a labor of love and quite a cult classic. I wanted to share a bunch of pictures from the Boardgamegeek gallery, pretty much all from the user Yugblad. Pretty awesome looking games going on. Definitely a Victorian flair, since the game focuses on that era, but yeah, looks like a fun time.
The porter carrying the ivory tusk and running from the dinosaur reminded me of Kwabena from my Windy River test campaign. Also it makes me want to get a few porter figures, most likely these three 28mm porters from Reapermini. I don’t really have any non-combatant figures, so that’d be an interesting change.
Pulp Alley
The second ruleset is Pulp Alley, which is a bit smaller and looks to be focused a bit more on gumshoes and the Indiana Jones style of gaming (and that era). The official site has a Pulp Alley battle report forum with plenty of cool games. I thought I’d focus specifically on Dinosaur Plateau, a battle report that had some good pictures that I’d duplicated below. In general the reports (especially from the game designer) seem to have really great, imaginative terrain. Makes me wish I had some of those adobe houses.
Dinosaur Cowboys - Tabletop Skirmish Game 
April 3, 2013 at 3:07 PM
These pics are simply amazing. Very evocative. Man, how I’d love to get into a campaign of DC. Once the insanity with STA dies down, I think I might try to coordinate a DC campaign.
April 3, 2013 at 4:03 PM
Definitely some nice photos that really make a person want to bust out the dinosaurs. I like both sets as well because they appear to be using actual metal miniatures for dinos instead of just plastic toys.
Looking forward to hearing what you think of the game if you ever get a chance to actually try it :)