2023 Prehistoric wildlife from all brands without map - Updated december30 with Haolonggood

Kikimalou wrote:

It's time to welcome Mungo the Meraxes from PNSO

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WOW splendid figure

Today I remember I have to welcome the 5 Kaiyodo made for the Dino expo 2023

Gorgosaurus skeleton
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Maip
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Tyrannosaurus rex
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Zuul
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Zuul skeleton
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A bit late but let me present you Mila The PNSO Mapusaurus

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I like the TNG Elasmotherium......It is wonderful.

I'm hoping to see some new herbivores from PNSO this year

Ana wrote:

I'm hoping to see some new herbivores from PNSO this year

Some non-dinos would be welcome too

Kikimalou wrote:

Ana wrote:

I'm hoping to see some new herbivores from PNSO this year

Some non-dinos would be welcome too

Seconded!

Two Nasutoceratops and two Ouranosaurus from GR Toys
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Incredible how even the most bizarre iguanodons look such plausible animals these days. I like the modern renditions of these creatures, as I commented a few times, this was my least favorite sort of dinosaur in the past. Those vintage interpretations like the Starlux or the Schleich seemed so bizarre to me. Sure I understand things have changed meanwhile but not always more modern interpretations result into more attractive creatures.

Indeed Roger. :)

I like the Nasutoceratops.

Four nice prehistoric figures, this 2023 is the Dinosaurs`s year.

My brown Nasutoceratops and green Ouranosaurus are on their way and I will walkaround them soon I hope.

That's really great, Christophe! :)
I don't know if I like the idea they're vinyl models, hollow then? Well, it is also not a big problem since they're relatively affordable and as long as they look great. Though, I love this trendy scale 1:35, I believe it is turning into a reference scale since we see it accross many different manufacturers.

Well Rogério, I can’t tell if it is hollow. We will see but what I can tell is the Nasutoceratops isn’t at 1/35 scale if it is 17cm long. For a 4m50 length it would be around 1/26 like the Safari Ltd.

Kikimalou wrote:

Well Rogério, I can’t tell if it is hollow. We will see but what I can tell is the Nasutoceratops isn’t at 1/35 scale if it is 17cm long. For a 4m50 length it would be around 1/26 like the Safari Ltd.

I checked a few reviews and it seems they're not hollow, the shop I checked describes the material as vinyl but other sources announce these figures as pvc. If they're pvc and with the quality painting finish they seem to show, their prices are quite affordable. The brand really announces the Nasutoceratops at 1:35 scale but it is defintely large so, no doubts 1:35 scale is turning into an attractive scale commercially. From 1:26 to 1:35 the difference is noticiable. Looking forward to see your review, it is great to see brands producing quality models with competitive prices.

I know the brand announce 1/35 gor the scale, it is the new fashion. A 1/35 Nasutoceratops would be less than 13cm long and it is announced at 17cm.

It's time to add the Kaiyodo Artpla T-rex family

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Is it incubating.

What is the scale of this T-rex family please?

It is said to be 1/35

OK thank you Christophe!

GRToys Tianzhenosaurus brown or green added
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seem very realistic but what about accuracy?..

Well, I can't count the number of toes and it is hard to tell from pics if the head is a triangle isoceles... Do you mean the legs are too thick ? What's your point Alain ?