2022 Prehistoric wildlife from all brands without map - Updated december 15

Here is a place to post and discuss all the 2022 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 Christophe!

Thank you! I'm looking forward to getting the Papo mosasaursus and CollectA peraceratherium

I am planning on the CollectA Paraceratherium and Smok, and maybe the Pteranodon since this species is now in a different genus (Geosternbergia)

It is a pity Nathan is not anymore taking care of this topic. It requires a lot of atention during the whole year once often many prehistoric figures are released. You already have all continental maps and other stuff. Let's hope we find a dedicated volunteer to save you from one more task.
I really avoid this kind of figures but I really enjoy a lot this subject and I have fun seeing what's being released. I am curious to see how this paraceratherium works together with the eoFauna models.

Indeed I forget the Eofauna model…

Great topic, congrats.

More interesting models.

Many gorgeous models.

I am especially impressed by the spinosaurus !
Amazing the development in the way our perception of this beast has changed over just a few years  

Thanks for yet a great topic, Christophe

This is an amazing topic, with so much dedication! Really useful for prehistoric collectors!

Thank you.

But why no map?

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Thank you.  

But why no map?

Seriously ?

I am making maps for all wildlife, it is a big task. Last year I also add the Prehistoric topic to my job list, but I can't do everything. 

The 2021 Prehistoric topic was a "all year long" job. Making maps would be a huge task, especially if we made maps by eras or by place of fossils. If someone wants to play the game I would be his biggest fan 

Kikimalou wrote:

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Thank you.  

But why no map?

Seriously ?

I am making maps for all wildlife, it is a big task. Last year I also add the Prehistoric topic to my job list, but I can't do everything. 

The 2021 Prehistoric topic was a "all year long" job. Making maps would be a huge task, especially if we made maps by eras or by place of fossils. If someone wants to play the game I would be his biggest fan 

Considering, the arrangement of the land masses was quite different when most of these creatures lived, using a modern map seems pointless. I guess you could show where fossils were found, but that doesn't realistically illustrate their natural distributions.
I agree with Kiki and think not having a map is a better way to present prehistoric life!

Kikimalou wrote:

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Thank you.  

But why no map?

Seriously ?

I am making maps for all wildlife, it is a big task. Last year I also add the Prehistoric topic to my job list, but I can't do everything. 

The 2021 Prehistoric topic was a "all year long" job. Making maps would be a huge task, especially if we made maps by eras or by place of fossils. If someone wants to play the game I would be his biggest fan 

A map for the prehistoric releases is a non sense job. Mostly considering the huge amount of work it gives. We're actually very fortunate that you give us that bonus for extant animals. Keeping this topic up to date is already a huge effort for a single person, even without maps. Probably tomorrow it will need to be updated again once Mojö Fun will announce their releases.

A wooly Mammoth added to the Non map 

Jennie the PNSO Centrosaurus will come in March... with a 64 page booklet so it will probably be expensive.

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PNSO Styracosaurus added 

Kikimalou wrote:

PNSO Styracosaurus added 

What made these three popular brands to release a styracosaurus? I know Papo is a re-released model but it is strange. A movie or so?
It is also fun to compare the PNSO with the Papo, especially their necks.

I think Styracosaurus is the second most popular Ceratopsian after Triceratops.

I remember having one in my childhood, about 50 years ago, and I still remember it 

Despite new species discoveries, the Styracosaurus' head frill is still one of the most, maybe the most, impressive of all.

I must say it's the only ceratopsian of which I have three models in my collection, and certainly four soon. 

Since I'm not a Dino specialist, my case is perhaps the standard one.

Kikimalou wrote:

I think Styracosaurus is the second most popular Ceratopsian after Triceratops.

I remember having one in my childhood, about 50 years ago, and I still remember it 

Despite new species discoveries, the Styracosaurus' head frill is still one of the most, maybe the most, impressive of all.

I must say it's the only ceratopsian of which I have three models in my collection, and certainly four soon. 

Since I'm not a Dino specialist, my case is perhaps the standard one.

Oh sure, Styracosaurus is the 2nd most popular ceratopsian, at least the 2nd most replicated. In terms of literature, probably Protoceratops can fight for the 2nd place, I don't know. It is also impressive that triceratops is the 2nd most popular dinosaur, only Tyrannosaurus beats it, but T-rex is an unbeatable phenonmenon. I think we're witnessing a boom in diversity of ceratopsians during these last years, brands are discovering that unusual species can sell well if they ressemble a popular one. Pachyrhinosaurus and Chasmosaurus also have fantastic frills, those are all fantastic looking dinos.

Two PNSO added: Repainted Spinosaurus and Zhuchentyrannus.


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GRToys Quetzalcoatlus added 

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I can't find the Papo Mosasaurus on 2022 catalogue. Am I missing anything?

PNSO Tsintaosaurus added 

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PNSO Torosaurus and calf added 

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It seems PNSO is planning to release a few youngsters.