2024 Prehistoric wildlife from all brands without map - updated April 24 with Haolonggood

Thanks so much, Christophe! They look very good on your photos! Now I'm pretty sure that I want one Haolonggood dino too

I have now eight of them but I know it is only a beggining

Not a new dino but the Haolonggood teaser for 2024
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Stay Tuned is a sort of Jurassic expression.
Will they release all these dinosaurs?

It's the 2024 program

Ambitious program but very nice. I think this kind of presentations are good to tempt collectors.

It is good enough to tempt macaques

PNSO presents Yran the Lufengosaurus
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That has to be a massive tail to help this dino to stand. Seems to be a good candidate for a prehistoric domino. Bold design actually.

Roger wrote:

That has to be a massive tail to help this dino to stand. Seems to be a good candidate for a prehistoric domino. Bold design actually.

You can't imagine the pleasure I have in announcing this new model on STS. I'm particularly fond of outsiders, and for me the history of life isn't limited to the Cambrian, the Cretaceous, the Ice Age and modern times.
I'm still waiting for Safari Ltd Estemnosuchus and I'll be happy to welcome CollectA Placerias.
It's the same with this model, prosauropods are very under-represented in the toy world: a few Plateosaurus from the late Triassic and a pinch of Lufengosaurus from the early Jurassic (and not even a pic on TAW).
This is the second one from PNSO and I like it, with a bipedal pose and a bit more flesh than its meagre predecessor.

A  better pic ?
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Really cool model! Are the colors somewhat inspired by the Green Iguana?
I think it will need a supportive rod or peg to stand like that though.

PNSOs, like the Haolonggoods, are sometimes very surprising, the distribution of mass is such that the animal stands alone. In this case, I grant you, it would be a bit complicated. However, PNSO always provides a suitable transparent plastic stand.

The colors of the Green iguana are inspired by the Lufengosaurus

In this photo, it is noticeable that the rear portion, behind the well-grounded leg, is also quite massive. The distribution of mass seems to be much more balanced now. The tail appears to be shifting weight towards the tiptoed leg, but as it is slightly extended sideways, it will certainly play an important role in balancing the figure.
To be fair, it is quite bold and cool giving a movement not expectable at all for a creature like this. I understand your motivations. If it works, it will display spectacularly.

Even though a stand will certainly have to be installed, I love the very modern pose of this ancestor of the sauropods.

After PNSO, Haolonggood decided to offer us two Edmontosaurus.
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Aren't they sweet ?

Two more Haolonggood, The Euoplocephalus
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Haolonggood Mamenchisaurus in three different colors
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I have not purchased anything from Haolonggood yet, but they’re getting more and more tempting. Those sauropods are breathtaking but unfortunately too long and tall to fit on my dinosaur shelves

I saw that Rebor announced a Yutyrannus.. However they also announced a giganotosaurus and spinosaurus months ago and I haven’t seen any updates so I’m hoping they will make this Yutyrannus, I don’t have one in my collection

Haolonggood are really awesome, I have ! and I'm waiting for 3 more. This manufacturer is a hard drug, I discovered it in 2023 and I'm already completely addicted.

Rebor produced a Yutyrannus ten years ago and it wasn't a hit. Are you sure they plan to make another one ?Isn't it a Nanuqsaurus instead ?