Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[postsaurischian]

   Thank you @Bread. I would say the Lythronax is among the most beautiful tyrannosaurids in my collection.

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                                         ~ •   PNSO Dinosaurs Museum  1:35  Tyrannosaurus rex  'Cameron'  • ~

     ^{According to DinoToyCollector this is my 50th Tyrannosaurus. I'm shuddering  at the thought that I have so many others, not listed on the page.
         Everytime I think "not another T. rex", one comes round the corner smiling at me. Since this one is so much better than Wilson (if you ask me),
                                                  I had to go for it one more time. I'm hoping to sell Wilson (and probably a few others of the 48).}



                         "To be lipped, or not to be lipped, that is the question"  (I can't help myself, I like them both)


                         


                                PNSO family meeting with No.49 Nanotyrannus and Mini No.01 Tyrannosaurus baby





                                         PNSO Classic Cretaceous Icons (with Dinosaurs Museum 1:35 Triceratops)


                                          compared to its fattened Mongolian cousin - PNSO No.51 Tarbosaurus


                                                                 challenged by PNSO No.65 Therizinosaurus

[Bread]

Wonderful photos again! I am glad I finally warmed up to this new Tyrannosaurus. It is a treasure to be owning soon. Your photos make me more thrilled to be acquiring it! Bravo!

Also, would you say that the Tarbosaurus looks out of place next to it? As far as I can see, the Tarbosaurus proportions look off compared to the Tyrannosaurus.

[postsaurischian]

Also, would you say that the Tarbosaurus looks out of place next to it? As far as I can see, the Tarbosaurus proportions look off compared to the Tyrannosaurus.

 As I wrote, he looks a bit fattened .

 To be honest, PNSO has been progressing throughout the last three years. Their theropod sculpting has become much better.
 Some of the older ones now seem to have a comic character. Especially legs, feet and skin structuring look more realistic on the newer figures.
 So yes, the Tarbosaurus does not cut the finest figure next to this beautiful Tyrannosaurus.

[bmathison1972]

Cool, with PNSO one can now make a T. rex life cycle set 

[Bread]

Also, would you say that the Tarbosaurus looks out of place next to it? As far as I can see, the Tarbosaurus proportions look off compared to the Tyrannosaurus.

 As I wrote, he looks a bit fattened .

 To be honest, PNSO has been progressing throughout the last three years. Their theropod sculpting has become much better.
 Some of the older ones now seem to have a comic character. Especially legs, feet and skin structuring look more realistic on the newer figures.
 So yes, the Tarbosaurus does not cut the finest figure next to this beautiful Tyrannosaurus.

I do see the progress they have made, especially with their other Tyrannosaurs. Hopefully they also revisit their Carnotaurus given how outdated that one is too.

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                                 

                                                            •    Dinosauria Creatures  1:6  Archaeopteryx    •
                                                                                   <sub>painted by Martin Garratt



                         

                         



                         
                         

                                    v</sub>    next to Doug Watson's Wild Safari figure and Kaiyodo Dinotales No.36    _v

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                                 

                                                             •    Dinosauria Creatures  1:20  Lystrosaurus    •
                                                                                   <sub>painted by Martin Garratt



                         
                         
                         

                         

                                                          v</sub>    next to a 1:20 human scale figure by Schleich    _v

                         

[Libraraptor]

Your New acquisitions are top notch, congratulations! 

[postsaurischian]

   Thank you Stefan @Libraraptor.

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                                               ~ •   LINGHU.ARTSTUDIO  1:25  Cryolophosaurus  No.22/40  • ~
                                                                               <sub>built & painted by Martin Garratt

                         



                         



                         







                                                  v</sub>    Carnegie Collection's figure is in about the same scale    _v

                         

[Bread]

Wow!

Glad you received not only the models from Dinosauria Creatures, but the final build up and paint ups by Martin Garratt. I really need to get some more by Martin Garratt, his work is simply perfection.

Also, that Cryolophosaurus is absolutely phenomenal! I saw your mention of it on Paleo's collection, glad to see it presented! It is probably my favorite color scheme given to the model now.

[ceratopsian]

Little gems from Dinosauria! The Cryolophosaurus is breathtaking.

[TooOldForDinosaurs]

What a fantastic pose, sculpt and paint job on that Cryolophosaurus! A real eye-catcher for sure. Happy to see this model aside from the promotional images and in a different color style!      Congrats!

[ceratopsian]

I had no idea the Cryolophosaurus came in such a small size!  I foolishly assumed it was massive!

[BrontoScorpio]

Same here - much smaller than what I imagined.
Absolutely beautiful.
Must have been incredibly heavy on the wallet this one.

[postsaurischian]

   Thank you for the comments!

....... I really need to get some more by Martin Garratt, his work is simply perfection.

 I love the man   (Sorry Martin, you know what I mean). I'm super happy with the Cryolophosaurus!

....... Happy to see this model aside from the promotional images and in a different color style!      Congrats!

 Merci vielmal! The offered paint scheme was too expensive and too green for me and I think it wasn't offered for the 1:25 version anyway.
 Only the tail should have those colours. Without using too many words Martin understood exactly what I wanted .

I had no idea the Cryolophosaurus came in such a small size!  I foolishly assumed it was massive!

 The main model is in 1:15. That's the one you can see in paleochris' collection thread.
 There was a limited edition of 40 for the 1:25 version. First I was a bit worried about the attention to detail for the smaller version,
 but that was unsubstantiated. I must have been blind when I quickly inspected the kit before sending it to Marilyn.
 Martin's work unveiled it all .

Must have been incredibly heavy on the wallet this one.

 Actually not. The model kit was USD $89.99 at Lana Time.

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                           _{As many other DTF members I was looking for the right 1:35 African Elephant to go with the EOfauna figures.
                           The major brands' figures don't meet my requirements. So I was happy when I found out that Kaiyodo was making one
                                                     for their ARTPLA series. As usually Kaiyodo doesn't disappoint - it looks like the real thing.}

                                                                                                 

                                                           •  Kaiyodo ARTPLA  1:35  Loxodonta africana  •
                                                                                   _{painted by Martin Garratt}




                                            "Say cheese!" (the selfie woman is included in the same ARTPLA set)
                                  It was about time I got a new 1:35 human scale figure and this one I like a lot .

                         

   The Elephant looks extremely small next to the Deinotherium! Having measured the shoulder height of both figures,
       everythig seems to be okay.  African Elephant (850mm x 35 = about 3m) - Deinotherium (1150mm x 35 = about 4m)

[Stegotyranno420]

I love proboscideans. Amongst the most beautiful creatures.
Also, that Cryolophosaurus is well made. Very intricately sculpted.

[bmathison1972]

Getting caught up on this thread. I love the Lystrosaurus (looks like something chained up in Jabba's throne room      )

[postsaurischian]

   Thank you both for the comments!

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                                                            ~ •   HAOLONGGOOD  1:35  Wuerhosaurus  • ~



                       

                              _v    other Wuerhosaurus figures ~ PNSO mini No.16 & Vitae by Cheung Chung Tat    <sub>v




        v</sub>    with CollectA Gigantspinosaurus, PNSO Dinosaurs Museum Chungkingosaurus & Wild Safari Kentrosaurus    <sub>v


                                                     v</sub>    next to PNSO Prehistoric Models No.14 Stegosaurus    _v

[postsaurischian]

..... oops! Double post.

[SidB]

Splendid stegosaurid imagery, @postsaurischian . That's what I'd want to do if I had any photographic ability. It's wonderful that you have consistently provided the DTF community with this treasury of pictures over the years.