2024 Haolonggood Amargasaurus Walkaround With Comparisons

Another Haolonggood for my dinosaur collection, another sauropod! Amargasaurus I went with the brown version.

Size: 30 cm long, 8 cm shoulder height, 11.5 cm tall

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I really love the colors and paint scheme on this Amargasaurus. The orange on the sail is vibrant and striking. I don't have to worry too much about space with this figure since it is a much smaller sauropod.

Here it is with Haolonggood's Pachyrhinosaurus & Gastonia

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With that hairstyle and a whip I don't really know what to think about.
Very beautiful figure. Amargasaurus break the rules among sauropods, they represent somewhat the punk culture in this universe. Thanks for sharing such great pictures with always interesting comparisons.

Look at this elegant fellow, you'd think we were at a fashion show. He's posing ‘look how handsome I am’.

Once again, sculpture and painting are right up my street.

However, I won't be competing with you, even if this Haolonggood is worth the trip, I already own the PNSO and I'll have to make do with it because my display cabinets are overflowing and my wallet is crying out.

Yes Amargasaurus is quite a funny-looking sauropod!

I've been pretty conservative with dinosaur figures the past years and don't own any PNSO. I'm now getting into dinosaurs more and more so I don't usually have more than one of the same species except for Tyrannosaurus, Spinosaurus, Triceratops, and Giganotosaurus.

However I don't have much room for dinosaurs so I'm thinking of weeding out some older Schleich models since they really can't compete with these. At least just to put in storage for more room on the display shelf

You have indeed a lot of exceptions I have the same disease
Nowadays, you can collect beautiful, accurate dinosaurs for much less than you would for resin models, but they are still more expensive than Schleich.
And yes, the problem of space is even more critical than with extant species.