Paleozoo - New for 2023

[Bread]

No worries @Halichoeres
I was just wanting a high quality Pikaia, which the AAoD didn't have.

[Halichoeres]

A more fulsome version of Hapsidophyllas:


which I see @Faelrin has already added to the DTC site!

Available here: https://www.paleozoo.com.au/Store.php#!/Rangeomorph-Hapsidophyllas/p/568861949

[BlueKrono]

A more fulsome version of Hapsidophyllas:


which I see @Faelrin has already added to the DTC site!

Available here: https://www.paleozoo.com.au/Store.php#!/Rangeomorph-Hapsidophyllas/p/568861949

I've been tempted by Paleozoo many times, but prices like that keep my wallet safely tucked away.

[Faelrin]

@Halichoeres I thought I had made a post about that here before, when I had added it to the DTC site, but I'm guessing I never hit submit here lol. Thanks for catching it and adding it to the thread here finally.

@BlueKrono I feel the same. This is particularly gorgeous, but even despite the conversion rates making it more beneficial for me, it's still quite up there (over $250 roughly). That said a lot of the other colored resin things are much cheaper then this one. There was a singular version of this species, with multiple color options, and was only AU$45.00 (which I also managed to add to the DTC site), but it does not seem to be in stock, or shown on the store anymore. Here's what it was (just in case it wasn't added here):







Edit: And in case it is helpful, here is the list of the 2023 Paleozoo models. I tried to be quite thorough in adding as many as I caught when checking the store listings here and there. Some, like the above mentioned seem to no longer be available unfortunately (including some color options as well). I hope some of these stay in stock long enough for me to save up for them and order them next year, especially the Ediacaran stuff since outside of the Life game stuff, and that one Safari Ltd Charinodiscus, I have no others in my collection from that period (though I know there's a few Yowie and Takara Tomy/Yujin figures I might go about tracking down some day as well).

https://dinotoycollector.com/Browse/Browse.php?Company=Paleozoo&Year=2023

[Halichoeres]

Thanks for keeping those updated on DTC! Some were available so briefly I wonder whether anyone actually had the chance to buy one.

[Faelrin]

@Halichoeres Yeah it's a shame as some of those I had my eyes on and would have liked to get next year. I hope they get a chance to come back. At least some like the mixed Ediacaran sets are still available as I also wanted to pick those up.

[Faelrin]

Another version of Bradgatia, but I don't see it on the store (yet):

The previous version was a bit thinner (as can be seen on the DTC site).

[Faelrin]

The new version of Bradgatia is available now:

https://www.paleozoo.com.au/gallery.php#!/Rangeomorph-Bradgatia/p/584775532/category=0

"Arborea" has also returned with a rename: Charniodiscus arborea

Edit: Does anyone know the approximate scale of these figures?

Anomalocaris canadensis 255 mm x 120 mm x 75 mm
Charnia masoni 235 mm x 50 mm x 45 mm
Charniodiscus arborea 225 mm x 65 mm x 45 mm
Dickinsonia costata 105 mm x 85 mm x 15 mm
Eoandromeda octobrachiata 65 mm x 65 mm x 20 mm
Fractofusus misrai 170 mm x 55 mm x15 mm
Funisia dorothea 105 mm x 85 mm x 40 mm
Hallucigenia sparsa 140 mm x 115 mm x 50 mm
Kimberella quadrata 95 mm x 50 mm x 15 mm
Marrella splendens 160 mm x 120 mm x 50 mm
Opabinia regalis 215 mm x 45 mm x 35 mm
Parvancorina minchami 55 mm x 45 mm x 15 mm
Pikaia gracilens and Vauxia gracilens 185 mm x 140 mm x 60 mm (it says Pikaia got up to 50 mm, so this is probably larger then life sized?)
Spriggina floundersi 90 mm x 30 mm x 10 mm
Wiwaxia corrugata 85 mm x 60 mm x 50 mm

The only figures with scale listed are:

Bradgatia linfordensis 1:1
Hapsidophyllas flexibilis 2:1

[Halichoeres]

He's really been on a run of Ediacaran animals; I wonder if someone commissioned a diorama or something. Interesting that AAoD is stocking some of his full-color fish, but they're not in his store.

I don't own any of the ones you listed above, so I'm not sure on scale. With the possible exception of Dickinsonia, I think they're mostly larger than life size.

[Halichoeres]

The Paleozoo trilobite gets the transluscent resin treatment:

[Faelrin]

Anyone know what genus this represents (and the original one as well)?

[TheCambrianCrusader]

Anyone know what genus this represents (and the original one as well)?

Maybe Paradoxides or something similar? From just glancing at trilobites.info it looks like some kind of redlichiid but I could be completely wrong. Paleozoo's website says its from the Ordovician but redlichiids seem to only be Cambrian so who knows. Probably just some generic trilobite. It is really pretty tho

[Halichoeres]

I'm not aware that @Paleozoo has ever specified; it's always been listed as just 'trilobite.' It does look like some redlichiids, though.