The new 2014 DUNKLEOSTEUS by Kinto Favorite (Soft Model) : Walk-Around !

Hello,
I received today a wonderful figure from Japan  
He has a pedestal and we can put the dunkleosteus without his pedestal (the 2 are possible)  

Very nice!I didn't know they were out yet.Where did you get it?

Thanks, I got it thanks to a seller on Ebay. Here is the link ; http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dunkleosteus-Favorite-PVC-Figure-FP-004-/151362397131?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item233de6e3cb

Cool,thanks for the link.  

He is gorgeous   
What a scary, impressive beast, - huge as a bus and jaws like a kitchen machine   

I love the model, and I love the colours !   

Thankyou for the walkaround , and congratulations with this exiting, new model  

A very nice and interesting figurine!!

Congratulations!

Thanks 4U, Andreas and Susanne  
@ John, you're welcome  

This dunkleosteus is marvellous ,congrats Florian.

I like this figure.....

Thanks Fernando  

A long time ago, in a remote peninsula of Denmark, a wonderful lady received a dunkleosteus from somewhere in Romania (Transylvania perhaps?) ... since then, there are rumors of a monster of the lake devoring everything that gets too close!
Seriously, that's an impressive animal and replica, I'm glad you shared it with us and congratulations for getting it.

Thanks Roger   

Sisters   

It's interesting that the sculptor chose the old tail restoration for this figure and the older Safari figure has the more recent thinking on what the tail looked like. I guess that since we don't have the back end of this fish in fossil form either is just as correct based on the actual fossil evidence we have.

Very nice model Florian, congratulation

The tail remind me the Kaiyodo Dunkleosteus one indeed

Thanks Christophe

blackdanter wrote:

Sisters   

It's interesting that the sculptor chose the old tail restoration for this figure and the older Safari figure has the more recent thinking on what the tail looked like. I guess that since we don't have the back end of this fish in fossil form either is just as correct based on the actual fossil evidence we have.

This figure is really interesting and very original for the tail and the color, we have a very nice figures :))