2021 Prehistoric wildlife from all brands without map - Updated 18 December with new model

Here is a place to post and discuss all the 2021 Prehistoric wildlife models from all brands.

New official Pics will be added on the first post when available.

Please note that every pics used on that topic are available elsewhere on the Web so if you don't agree with the way we are using them, stay calm and... try to stay quiet, thank you

Thank you very much for also making this topic Kiki

You're welcome thank you. I will try to do my best

You are already doing it !
It is great to see not only major brands

The last sentence made me laugh, go Kiki!!

Christophe, thanks for one more useful topic. No map but this one is really difficult once there are always many releases allover the year and it needs to be updated often. There are also many brands releasing prehistoric figures and it requires that one has to follow their news.
Well, you also have the right of enjoying your Christmas time.

I already forget a few things I need to add

Enjoying STS is also a part of my Christmas time

Wonderful topic with many brands!

Thankyou very, very much for this wonderful topc

I can see I have to be very much in control of myself ( ) , or my house will be completly filled with dinos next year

Ok, now I know where will be the new location of making the new Jurassic world movie :
Susanne`s house

Only for reference...

Safari Ltd Spinosaurus
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Safari Ltd Daspletosaurus
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Mojo Fun Smilodon
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Qualia Dinosaurs
Carnotaurus, Deinonychus, Lambeosaurus, Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus.
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Wow! very interesting Smilodon!

Thank you for sharing Christophe and Rogério! :)

One more PNSO model .

Parasaurolophus

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The job is done

For what it's worth, Schleich is calling the pterosaur in the jetpack set Tupuxuara: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

halichoeres wrote:

For what it's worth, Schleich is calling the pterosaur in the jetpack set Tupuxuara: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I called him Alfred but Tupuxuara is more exotic

Alfred is a very dignified name, I approve.

It's nice to see them actually address the genus.
I also hope we'll get that leaked volcano set this summer.
The green variant looks a bit nicer than the original yellow Ankylosaurus and it seems like Yuki from the Schleich Team Dino comics and audio dramas is getting her own figure, so the sets aren't a boys club anymore.
I don't know if it would be allowed to show the leaked image, as in I don't know if Schleich would allow it, but images should officially been made public soon.
It is different from the previous volcano set, it has a research base attached to it and comes with repaints of the Ankylosaurus and Giganotosaurus (the weird looking large one unfortunately, not the more anatomically accurate "juvenile").
Instead of small animals like the Triadobatrachus and Potanichthys of the previous volcano it includes lava and rocks that seem to be ejectable out of the crater through a mechanism.

Kikimalou wrote:

halichoeres wrote:

For what it's worth, Schleich is calling the pterosaur in the jetpack set Tupuxuara: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I called him Alfred but Tupuxuara is more exotic

Yes, the jetpack one is indeed Tupuxuara. The other one with the red and black crest is either Tupandactylus or Tapejara, depending on which classification Schleich uses for T. navigans.

Edit: It looks like they are calling it Tapejara. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

PNSO Allosaurus and Pachycephalosaurus added

Thank you Christophe! :)

We have a lot of prehistoric to choose . Thanks Kikimalou.

Welcome to Haylee the Helicoprion

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Very happy to see PNSO finally make a Paleozoic species.