PNSO Figures 2022

I can't befriend with the ceratopsians without cheeks and scrap scissor mouths.

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

I can't befriend with the ceratopsians without cheeks and scrap scissor mouths.  

I agree, it feels like whenever PNSO tries to make a figure with a movable jaw, they do it wrong and leave a big odd looking seam right on the jawline (which a majority of their audience are collectors who couldn’t care less for articulation). I’m happy that they didn’t put any articulation on their Cretoxyrhina.

03.21.2022

Very nice brand

PNSO’s Fergus the Acrocanthosaurus has been teased.
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My opinions on PNSO are mixed, but the difference in paint job with the prototype and the actual release should be mentioned.

Imagine you’ve been teased this amazing figure.
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And yet the paint job isn’t a clean on the one that arrives.
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Thanks for providing the information. It is really not nice when the final product does not correspond to the promotional picture. I think PNSO gained a good reputation in a short time so they should avoid it.

Nice Spinosaurus, but now every brand has one and more. ^^

But i like the quadrupedal variant.

Roger wrote:

Thanks for providing the information. It is really not nice when the final product does not correspond to the promotional picture. I think PNSO gained a good reputation in a short time so they should avoid it.

All the PNSO I own have less attractive painting than the official pics, nevertheless they are still awesome 

I'm not as interested in PNSO as I am in Safari (and the only one out of this lineup I bought was Centrosaurus) but there is a new reveal.

Sinraptor
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VERY dangerous critter

Nice. ^^

More longnecks and stegosaurians, please. WITH cheeks.

Now that I have my first PNSO dinosaur I can get a better idea of what these figures look like. The detail is amazing and what needs to be sharp, is really sharp.

Roger wrote:

Now that I have my first PNSO dinosaur I can get a better idea of what these figures look like. The detail is amazing and what needs to be sharp, is really sharp.

That makes it sound like your new arrival has bitten you

George wrote:

Roger wrote:

Now that I have my first PNSO dinosaur I can get a better idea of what these figures look like. The detail is amazing and what needs to be sharp, is really sharp.

That makes it sound like your new arrival has bitten you

Not exactly, I don't know the exact word but the new arrival thagomized me. It won't take long and I'll show it [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I want see it. ^^

My first PNSO was the Basilosaurus.

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

I want see it. ^^

My first PNSO was the Basilosaurus.

You can see it [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] My first PNSO was a fennec.

What a beautiful Miragaia, the portugese stegosaurian.

Can you show a closer photo from the face and mouth, please?

Fun Fact: Stegosaurus itself was also found in Portugal, not only in america.