Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[ceratopsian]

The Mastodonsaurus is a little gem.  I investigated this model myself, but gave up trying to make the website work.  I especially like your head shot with him half hidden in the foliage.  (And for that matter I love the brown/grey combination on the larger Bullyland repaint!)

[postsaurischian]

Oh I'm glad to see you got Bisa and Tori! Martin's workup looks fantastic as always, very faithful to the original artwork.

 Thanks again for showing it! I'm soo happy with that figure .

Very nice Mastodonsaurus, Andrea94 is a very good sculptor. By the way, that base looks out of this world! It's so realistic.

 Martin can do astonishing things and yes, andrea94 is indeed very talented.

The Mastodonsaurus is a little gem.  I investigated this model myself, but gave up trying to make the website work.  I especially like your head shot with him half hidden in the foliage.  (And for that matter I love the brown/grey combination on the larger Bullyland repaint!)

 I also couldn't handle the website, so I sent andrea94 a PM which worked just fine.
 The Bullyland repaint by Noora is wonderful, I miss her on the forum and hope she's fine.

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                                                    my little assortment of Sen Sen 1:20 smaller species models
                                                               Kentrosaurus   •    Stegouros   •    Hypsilophodon

[RobinGoodfellow]

It's wonderful to have you back on DTF with your top-notch thread 

[ceratopsian]

Absolutely - I have missed this thread so much!

It's wonderful to have you back on DTF with your top-notch thread 

[postsaurischian]

     Oh! Thank you! You're too kind .
         I have some catching up to do, especially with PNSO's figures .....

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                                          ~ •    PNSO Dinosaurs Museum  1:35 Iguanodon & Tsintaosaurus    • ~

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                                 

                                                       Eofauna Scientific Research 1:35 Konobelodon atticus
                                                                         _{made after specimen from Pestszentlörinc}


                         



                         

                         



                       I just love EOfauna's growing group of proboscideans. Can't wait to see what species is up next.

[Libraraptor]

At last this thread returns! Hope everything went well concerning your many projects.

[Bread]

Lovely photos! I really wish the Iguanodon and Tsintoasaurus weren't $60. They look spectacular!

[SenSx]

Lovely photos! I really wish the Iguanodon and Tsintoasaurus weren't $60. They look spectacular!

Very good pictures indeed !
I really love that PNSO Iguanodon aesthetically, but I don't know if I can forget those accuracy issues, and I'm usually not too demanding on that.
But for that price...

[Shonisaurus]

Fantastic acquisitions, by the way the PNSO iguanodon looks like a repainting I have not appreciated those colors to its prototype in the prototype photos, on the other hand the tsintaosaurus is a complete beauty and the konobelodon is a clear example that Eofauna is for me the best company when making figures of prehistoric elephants. Magnificent photographs.

[postsaurischian]

    Thank you all for the comments!

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                                                        Eofauna Scientific Research 1:40 Diplodocus carnegii
                                                                            _{largely based on the holotype (CM 84)}






                                                                my four favourite Diplodocus figures / models
                                             _{Dan LoRusso                    •                    David Krentz                    •                    Sean Cooper}

                                             

[Concavenator]

Stunning pictures, as always.

I really love that PNSO Iguanodon aesthetically, but I don't know if I can forget those accuracy issues

Aside from the controversial head, what other "inaccuracies" it has?
I believe the head is fine too. While it's clearly not the usual Iguanodon head, they based it on a particular specimen (as portrayed by @Mattyonyx right here):

The specimen in the reference picture is pretty popular, here's another angle from an old postcard.

Apparently they talk about this in one of their videos. Also, worth mentioning is the fact the Iguanodon is the first PNSO ornithopod in reflecting the nuchal ligament proposed by Bertozzo et al. (2020).

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

The Eofauna Diplodocus is gorgeous but I still wish the Battat were obtainable for less than £400.

[Jose S.M.]

That Eofauna Diplodocus is a real beauty! And the proboscideans are algo amazing.

[postsaurischian]

    Thank you for the comments!

I really love that PNSO Iguanodon aesthetically, but I don't know if I can forget those accuracy issues

Aside from the controversial head, what other "inaccuracies" it has?
I believe the head is fine too. .......

 To me Dinosaur figures are pieces of art. Sculpting is an art form.
 The artistic merit has always priority for me. Although this most often goes hand in hand with scientific accuracy .
 Both points of view had been observed to my entire satisfaction in the case of PNSO's Iguanodon.

The Eofauna Diplodocus is gorgeous but I still wish the Battat were obtainable for less than £400.

 I was lucky and got it from a forum member for about $100 a few years ago. Thanks to her again (in case she's still lurking)!

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                                                         ~ •    PNSO Dinosaurs Museum 1:35 Triceratops    • ~
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                                          ^{PNSO • PREHISTORIC ANIMAL MODELS THAT ACCOMPANY YOUR GROWTH No.59 & 60}
                                                                   ~ •    Styracosaurus & Centrosaurus    • ~





                         



                         

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                                 

                                              ^{PNSO • PREHISTORIC ANIMAL MODELS THAT ACCOMPANY YOUR GROWTH No.57}
                                                                                 ~ •    Tylosaurus    • ~
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                                                        ~ •    PNSO Dinosaurs Museum 1:35 Kronosaurus    • ~







                         





                         

                                                       

[postsaurischian]

 _{..... sorry folks, still more Scientific Art World of ZHAO Chuang & YANG Yang.}

                                                                                                 

                                             ^{PNSO • PREHISTORIC ANIMAL MODELS THAT ACCOMPANY YOUR GROWTH No.61}
                                                                           ~ •    Acrocanthosaurus    • ~



                   







                                               

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Ooh the Acrocanthosaurus looks gorgeous

[KeU]

What an epic PNSO run.
Congrats on all the fantastic additions.
Looks like I am swayed into getting the Acro.

[ceratopsian]

The Acrocanthosaurus looks very impressive.  Beautiful photos, as always.