Eofauna's future figurines form

Joliezac wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

I still hope we will see a new mammal from Eofauna.

I agree!

 .. me too!

They know. And there's gonna be a next elephant soon:

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How exciting!

I love dark news!

Yay!

What will be the mysterious long awaited one ?

maybe a prehistoric rhino of some kind

Maybe I’m wrong but the eyes look a lot like probiscidians eyes and I think we see a trunk not a horn.

Kikimalou wrote:

Maybe I’m wrong but the eyes look a lot like probiscidians eyes and I think we see a trunk not a horn.

looks too smooth to be a proboscis, but it could be a tusk, supporting a proboscidian. But, I screwed up the triceratops guess last time so I am not going to be so daring LOL

Either way we'll end up knowing

Fossa you make me to suffer!

A new image was teased on their Facebook I think it may be Rhynchotherium? That's just my guess, either way I bet its going to be amazing

Joliezac wrote:

A new image was teased on their Facebook I think it may be Rhynchotherium? That's just my guess, either way I bet its going to be amazing

Rhynchotherium ? Well, it is a serious option  

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This wasn't a brand I was familiar with before joining here, I've spent a while looking through their past figures and I'm really impressed. I know it's not a not very exciting area to most prehistoric collectors, who favour more visually striking dinosaurs or megafauna, but I hope one day we could eventually see some horse ancestors from them, - that's something my collection is entirely missing right now and a gap I'd love to fill.

George wrote:

This wasn't a brand I was familiar with before joining here, I've spent a while looking through their past figures and I'm really impressed. I know it's not a not very exciting area to most prehistoric collectors, who favour more visually striking dinosaurs or megafauna, but I hope one day we could eventually see some horse ancestors from them, - that's something my collection is entirely missing right now and a gap I'd love to fill.

  Bully released a three hooves horse you know.. :)

Yes, but Eofauna look so much more scientifically and anatomically accurate, as well as elegant and expressive and detailed in the sculpt style, than the toy-type brands, so I'd have particularly high hopes for their interpretation [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

tams7prairie on eBay produced a 1/9 eohippus and mesohippus. I have the former models with basis and they are awesome, I think the new ones are even better.

Rhynchotherium is a good guess, but many people on facebook , said that it is maybe a Stegotetrabelodon. And watching pictures of the tusks, maybe they are right..
But let`s see :)

Looking et the tusks it could be both of them

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Konobelodon atticus

.. an european one?!

from Eofauna's description:

KONOBELODON ATTICUS
A gigantic and very advanced amebelodontid that represents the final evolutionary stage of the European shovel-tusker clade. It is characterized by enormous, dorso-ventrally flattened mandibular tusks and very large, straight upper tusks.

Wow it’s beautiful!! I cannot wait to get this when it’s released!

It looks amazing!

Not the most spectacular of the proboscidians but a very interesting choice. I think it also complenents decently their collections considering that they intentionally want to provide us a rich range of proboscidian models. With EoFauna, one thing is for sure, it will be a top quality model.