2016 Prehistoric Wildlife Thread

Thanks Takama! I need to know more about that australovenator.

What about the Kaprosuchus from Papo?

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SUSANNE wrote:

A Dunkleosteus

Get the Safari one. It's better. Or the Favorite.

Aded the Recur Dinosaurs.

They may have stated in October, but they only just now showed themselves off.

Thay have a LOT of Dinosaurs on the cards

Takama wrote:

Aded the Recur Dinosaurs.

They may have stated in October, but they only just now showed themselves off.

Thay have a LOT of Dinosaurs on the cards

Thanks Takama, they surely belong here once they are late 2015 releases. I think the ITOY Ressurrection velociraptor and ceratosaurus also could be added.

Roger wrote:

Takama wrote:

Aded the Recur Dinosaurs.

They may have stated in October, but they only just now showed themselves off.

Thay have a LOT of Dinosaurs on the cards

Thanks Takama, they surely belong here once they are late 2015 releases. I think the ITOY Ressurrection velociraptor and ceratosaurus also could be added.

Reguarding Itoy.

The Velociraptor was relesed last year. So the Ceratosaurus will be added here

Thank you Takama!!!

I forgot about this thread, so i added some things that have came out for sure this year.

Great job again

I'm really glad I saw this thread. It's really nice to be able to compare the dinosaurs from this year side by side! I have to say, the ones that impress the most are the CollectA spinosaurs and the Kaiyodo therizinosaur (I'm not sure exactly what species it is). The spinosaurus represents the most up to date scientific studies, plus it looks absolutely amazing. It proves that the short legged version is just as menacing and impressive as the long legged one and looks much more plausible as a real animal. It may be one of my favorite CollectA dinosaurs of all time!

The Kaiyodo therizinosaur impresses me because it looks exactly as how I imagine a dinosaur really would. It may be small and unassuming in its design, but many birds of today are like that too. More and more research shows that dinosaurs essentially were gigantic birds, and I love how this figure addresses the matter so literally. I'd love to see more companies make figures like this.

In general, this is a very impressive lineup, particularly from Collecta. Their Deinocheirus, Lythronax, Torvosaurus, and Andrewsarchus are also remarkable figures. I hope next year will be just as amazing!

Added PNSO dinosaurs since there now available on Amazon.

Theres a few more items to add, but the first post is getting hard to navigate on the edititor

Thanks Nathan! The prehistoric thread get always very long. Maybe you can merge several figures of the same brand in a single picture although it will give you an extra effort. You can also make reference to them in other page posts or just ignore those you think are not so interesting to our community.
I am impressed with the basilosaurus, it is always one of my first choices for a prehistoric line and I am sure nobody will complain that a basilosaurus is too large.

Added some incredibly expensive models from PNSO. I dont think they should be on here since there so Expensive

Those limited versions? They're fabulous! Are they made of resin?

Roger wrote:

Those limited versions? They're fabulous! Are they made of resin?

Yes and there huge

That Basilosaurus is gorgeous.

Takama wrote:

Roger wrote:

Those limited versions? They're fabulous! Are they made of resin?

Yes and there huge

Oh, so they're not definitively toys. They keep for information purposes.