2024 Prehistoric wildlife from all brands without map - updated november 22 with Recur

Caracal wrote:

He has no lips! :)

You mean cheeks ?

oops yess!

There is some debate as to whether ceratopsians had cheeks or not, but the configuration of the jaws and the points of attachment of the muscles would suggest that these animals did without cheeks and that other muscles took over to hold food in the mouth.
In any case, this is the option chosen by PNSO for its latest ceratopsians, such as Torosaurus, Triceratops, Machairoceratops and, of course, Lokiceratops.

OK Christophe thank you for these interesting info! :)

My pleasure

So it is a Lokiceratops, not a Lokisaurus. Very weird one but it is always a good news to see new creatures being replicated.

Roger wrote:

So it is a Lokiceratops, not a Lokisaurus. Very weird one but it is always a good news to see new creatures being replicated.

Lokisaurus  Poor macaque

We're two months away from the end of the year and there are still fifteen or so models chomping at the bit to join me... Mission impossible, alas!

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

So it is a Lokiceratops, not a Lokisaurus. Very weird one but it is always a good news to see new creatures being replicated.

Lokisaurus  Poor macaque

We're two months away from the end of the year and there are still fifteen or so models chomping at the bit to join me... Mission impossible, alas!

Yes, with such a large offer and so many quality pieces being presented each year, it is almost impossible to collect preistoric animal figures without being extremely selective. It's actually good that this niche is so healthy. Even if you cannot afford everything you want, you will be sure that what you get is excellent.
We can also see it trhough all the job you've being done with these topics which need constant updates. This 2024 topic is probably not finished yet and today there are more 2025 figures being presented by CollectA.

New Haolonggood Utahceratops

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These look like a great improvement! The colors look more blended and I like the frill a lot!

Thanks Jolie Theybare beautiful

Three new Recur, a Spinosaurus, a Trex and a weird Therizinosaurus
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The skin texture of the Therizinosaurus reminds me of a sheep after shearing.
I like the Spino and T-rex.