New item of Qualia - Dinosaur

Qualia Dinosaur will be released in June 2021.

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Very beautiful and unusual poses What size ?

Kikimalou wrote:

Very beautiful and unusual poses What size ?

Ordinary gacha size, maybe 5 - 8 cm.

Thank you tjjtjjtjja

Very interesting dancing dinos

Poor triceratops, he got tired
( I wonder what the idea is with that 'tops     )

Very nice figures.

Beautiful dinosaurs!

SUSANNE wrote:

Very interesting dancing dinos

Poor triceratops, he got tired
( I wonder what the idea is with that 'tops     )

Maybe the triceratops is taking a mud-bath? I really like the unique pose of this one

Kikimalou wrote:

Very beautiful and unusual poses  What size ?

The designer says that the total length is 130〜150mm.
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Ana wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

Very interesting dancing dinos

Poor triceratops, he got tired
( I wonder what the idea is with that 'tops     )

Maybe the triceratops is taking a mud-bath? I really like the unique pose of this one

Ohhh! That is it

tjjtjjtjja wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

Very beautiful and unusual poses  What size ?

The designer says that the total length is 130〜150mm.

Great, bigger than expected

Undoubtfully the triceratops pose is very cool, especially the left rear leg. I am also very outdated about dinosaurs, I had no idea lambeosaurus were represented with hooves or whatever it is. However, I like the ungulate appearance these figures are gaining these years.

Yes, there's a famous Edmontosaurus specimen that was essentially mummified in mud, and it preserves a hoof. Of course, at this point we don't really have any way of knowing whether that's a special Edmontosaurus feature, or a general feature of hadrosaurs.

halichoeres wrote:

Yes, there's a famous Edmontosaurus specimen that was essentially mummified in mud, and it preserves a hoof. Of course, at this point we don't really have any way of knowing whether that's a special Edmontosaurus feature, or a general feature of hadrosaurs.

That is fascinating, these beasts occupied all the niches as mammals do these days, it was fun to find they had antlers too.

halichoeres wrote:

Yes, there's a famous Edmontosaurus specimen that was essentially mummified in mud, and it preserves a hoof. Of course, at this point we don't really have any way of knowing whether that's a special Edmontosaurus feature, or a general feature of hadrosaurs.

WOW !!!! THAT is important news
We surely live in an interesting time