Review and photographs of Proganochelys quenstedti (Vitor Silva) by stemturtle, edited by Suspsy
More than twenty years ago, I saw a wonderful reconstruction of Proganochelys at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Ever since then, I have searched for a realistic model of that species for my collection.
Four new Jurassic World Wild Roar toys are presently showing up in Central America, so it shouldn’t be long before they appear elsewhere as well.
Baryonyx has been done many times now, but it’s clearly a popular predator.
Maiasaura, however, is a welcome first for Mattel.
After weeks of speculation, we finally have Haolonggood’s second take on Tyrannosaurus rex.
Both of these colour schemes are superb.
And in terms of anatomy, these two have proper postures, big and beefy bodies, thick necks, and the correct skull profiles.
Two new Hammond Collections toys have been revealed. There’s the JP3 Spinosaurus (or does the totally new design in Rebirth now officially mean it’s a mutant?).
And here’s the Stegosaurus from The Lost World.
Toys that change colour when immersed in water have long been popular with youngsters, so it makes sense for Jurassic World to get in on the game. These skeletal individuals become fleshed out.
Dilophosaurus.
Miragaaia.
Shringasaurus.
And there are also two packs that go from one colour scheme to another, with what appear to be wounds painted on.
Stella the Stellasaurus is the very first toy of her species!
She’ll go well alongside Anthony. PNSO sure does love ceratopsids.
Following up on the success of last year’s 1:35 scale Stegosaurus, Haolonggood is releasing a 1:20 scale resin version with a unique paint scheme and a detailed base.
The figure measures 46 cm/18″ long, 23.4 cm/9.2″ high, and 9 cm/3.5″ wide.
REBOR has revealed not one, but two 1:2 scale figures of Beelzebufo, the 23 cm long frog from Late Cretaceous Madagascar.
As you can see, each version is impressively sculpted and boasts a good deal of articulation.
Images of six new Jurassic World: Rebirth LEGO sets have now appeared.
Raptor Off-Road Escape. A new raptor figure is included. While it looks more accurate than the old one, it’s far less poseable.
T. rex River Escape. Same figure as it’s always been.
We’ve already posted about the upcoming 1/18 scale Stegosaurus, Andrewsarchus, and Smilodon for Creative Beast Studio’s Beasts of the Mesozoic and Beasts of the Cenozoic lines. Now let’s check out even more exciting new poseable figures that will be coming out this summer.
PNSO’s first toy for the year is Judith the Spiclypeus, a chasmosaurine ceratopsid from the Judith River Formation in Montana (heh).
The blue and orange on her head go well together. Quite a sharp beak there too.
More Jurassic World: Rebirth toys have been revealed. First is the Launch n’ Battle Vehicle with Velociraptor set.
Micro Adventure Playsets, reminiscent of Mighty Max. Surely I’m not the only one here who fondly remembers those?
Tyrannosaurus rex.
