PNSO - New for 2024

[CarnotaurusKing]

Rarely produced taxon? With substantial fossil remains? From a largely overlooked group? Sign me up!
Gorgeous model, absolutely no qualms.

Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus and Meraxes are basically the same animal. Genera are arbitrary, but Mapusaurus might even be a junior synonym of Giganotosaurus. If PNSO could do those three one after the other, I don't see why they can't spam us with basal sauropodomorphs. Massospondylus, Jingshanosaurus, Plateosaurus, Riojasaurus, Melanorosaurus, the list goes on. Disappointing how few models there are for such well known species.

A Sinosaurus would be just as exciting. Maybe even a Panguraptor, though PNSO isn't big on small species (heh). Sticking with Chinese dinosaurs, a new Monolophosaurus would be swell.

[Takama]

Upcoming PNSO figures for 2024:

January: Edmontosaurus
February: N/A
March: Euoplocephalus
April: Neovenator
May: Chasmosaurus
June: Gigantoraptor
July: Ichthyovenator
August: Saurolophus
September: Alioramus
October: Chungkingosaurus
November: Ceratosaurus
December: Shunosaurus

So i guess this list was all speculation, to say the least?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Upcoming PNSO figures for 2024:

January: Edmontosaurus
February: N/A
March: Euoplocephalus
April: Neovenator
May: Chasmosaurus
June: Gigantoraptor
July: Ichthyovenator
August: Saurolophus
September: Alioramus
October: Chungkingosaurus
November: Ceratosaurus
December: Shunosaurus

So i guess this list was all speculation, to say the least?

Find out next month if that month is right or not.

[Tracewyrm!]

PNSO removed their AI generated background after it got some backlash. Much better, if you ask me.

[BlueKrono]

Now there's an image befitting a professional company.

[Joel1905]

Upcoming PNSO figures for 2024:

January: Edmontosaurus
February: N/A
March: Euoplocephalus
April: Neovenator
May: Chasmosaurus
June: Gigantoraptor
July: Ichthyovenator
August: Saurolophus
September: Alioramus
October: Chungkingosaurus
November: Ceratosaurus
December: Shunosaurus

So i guess this list was all speculation, to say the least?

It might be, although its worth noting that PNSO have thrown some curveballs over the years, there's been several occasions where they've released two figures within days of each other.

There was also that leaked 2022 list that did turn out be accurate, but PNSO released a surprise Zhuchengtyrannus that wasn't on the list!

If the list is correct, then Wednesday might see another release...

[Faelrin]

Glad to see they listen and promptly fixed the situation (the AI generated background image).

I really hope they make a Sinosaurus to go with this one. It's so beautiful and I'd love to have a contemporary with it. The only other one out there is that rare Recur one.

[Sim]

I'm excited for this new Lufengosaurus, I've got nothing like it in my collection!  It'll be so good to enjoy this new type of animal!

[Sim]

Also, for those interested, this Lufengosaurus can stand in for the sauropodomorphs Dilophosaurus and Cryolophosaurus existed with.

[Sim]

Oh, I also have to say I'm very happy that list of mostly fragmentary Chinese dinosaurs turned out not to be what PNSO is releasing!  I've got Vitae's Jinyunpelta now so nothing on that list is of interest to me.

[Dan]

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[Tracewyrm!]

Better view of the Lufengosaurus' side angle!

[Tracewyrm!]

..and, here come the in-hand images! The green looks a little less bright, but its nothing I wasn't expecting. The head looks a little more black than the reddish look it had in the promo images, though.

[Tracewyrm!]

..and, here come the in-hand images

Also, is it me or is that a completely different stand placement than what was shown in the promos? It used to rest at the base of the neck and now its on the torso. It's not a problem by any stretch, just a little odd is all.

[Concavenator]

I find it funny how prosauropods and therizinosaurians look like the reptilian and avian versions of each other respectively.  Before it was discovered that therizinosaurians are theropods, it was thought they evolved from prosauropods.

That's an interesting comparison! Myself, I tend to see "prosauropods" as herbivore versions of megaraptorids, with their slender heads and robust forearms.

[DefinitelyNOTDilo]

..and, here come the in-hand images

Also, is it me or is that a completely different stand placement than what was shown in the promos? It used to rest at the base of the neck and now its on the torso. It's not a problem by any stretch, just a little odd is all.

They probably used a stand from another model in the second pic for some reason.

[Abobo]

[Sim]

I wonder if that illustration is another hint Sinosaurus is coming from PNSO.

[DefinitelyNOTDilo]

I very much hope so! It's a very unique species!

[Fenestra]

I'm really impressed by this figure. I like everything about it. Nice colours and good pose.