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Birds of the Phorusrhacidae family, commonly known as terror birds, are some of the most impressive dinosaurs to evolve in the post-Mesozoic world.
Lokiceratops is a recently discovered centrosaurine ceratopsid from the famous Judith River Formation of Montana, United States. Its name honours the Norse god Loki, who is frequently depicted wearing a helmet with curved, blade-like horns (especially so in the Marvel comics and movies) that are somewhat reminiscent of the ones found on its frill.
Having grown up in the 80s and the 90s, I can vividly recall Lambeosaurus sometimes being described as one of the very biggest ornithopods, rivalling Shantungosaurus itself. That notion was based on a specimen known as LACM 17715, discovered in Baja California, Mexico, and named L.
High tide comes as a blessing for Shipwreck, who is in a very tight spot right now. Literally. In her temararious attempt to catch a much smaller mosasaur, she pursued it right into a small, shallow lagoon. Her prey then scooted back into open water just as the tide went out, leaving Shipwreck effectively trapped.
We’ve come to the final CollectA reveal for next year and it’s none other than a phytosaur, a first for the company!
A Colossosuchus to be precise. Hailing from Upper Triassic India and measuring around 8 metres in length, it was one of the largest phytosaurs.
Blistering barnacles, it’s Magnapaulia! Been wanting a toy of this mighty and majestic Mexican for a long time now.
At 1:60 scale and 20 cm long, it’s definitely not in the same size category as the Deluxe Edmontosaurus, but personally, I’m fine with that.
Check it out! CollectA has a mighty Meraxes coming next year!
This dreadful dragon of a dinosaur will look great on anyone’s shelf, especially with those lovely lips! Being a Deluxe theropod, it will naturally have an articulated lower jaw.
And the other Deluxe dinosaur is a Lokiceratops.
Ingentia is an early sauropodiform that lived during the late Triassic in what is now Argentina. Described in 2018, the name Ingentia prima means “first huge one” and Ingentia was among the first large sauropodomorphs to appear.
CollectA’s first reveal for next year is an updated Tylosaurus for their Age of Dinosaurs Popular series. This is good, as the original version was really showing its age!
The toy will be 20.5 cm long, making it relatively easy to fit onto your display shelf.
Still more tantilising silhouettes from CollectA. Could those perhaps be the antlers of a certain extinct giraffid at the top?
And is that the head of a helmeted hadrosaur on the left? And a mosasaur at the bottom right? And a pseudosuchian or a phytosaur directly above it?
CollectA has shared an exciting teaser for 2026!
Could that be the tail of a prehistoric sea creature at the top left? And that is definitely the head of a carnosaur directly beneath it. And at the bottom left is the unmistakable head of a ceratopsid.
Review and images by Henry, age 12, edited by Suspsy
Gallimimus was a large ornithomimid from the Campanian and Maastrichtian of the Nemegt Formation in Mongolia and coexisted with a large array of popular fauna such as Tarbosaurus, Therizinosaurus, and Deinocheirus, as well as lesser known ones like Barsboldia, Tarchia, and Adasaurus.
