Eofauna Scientific Research - New for 2024

[CARN0TAURUS]

It's just like the render. I'm amazed by the articulation, that's very clever (and unique way, as that's the first time I've seen that).

Eofauna pioneered the use of computer models to generate and cut molds with their elephants, it doesn't surprise me that they have  innovated a new way to articulate the jaws on these animals so that they won't be hit or miss on whether or not they have gaps depending on the skill of the person that put your dinosaur together...I'm sure others will copy soon...

[Concavenator]

BTW, I think it's about time a "New for 2024" sub-board is created, isn't it?

[Concavenator]

@DinoToyForum This thread should be included in the "New for 2024" section.

[DinoToyForum]

@DinoToyForum This thread should be included in the "New for 2024" section.

Done 

[CARN0TAURUS]

This girl is taking a while to come out...I pre-ordered one the first couple of days in December 2023 from Dan's and haven't heard anything, been super busy with work but thought about it today and was wondering if anyone has heard anything?

[SRF]

This girl is taking a while to come out...I pre-ordered one the first couple of days in December 2023 from Dan's and haven't heard anything, been super busy with work but thought about it today and was wondering if anyone has heard anything?

I think it was confirmed back in December that this figure wouldn't be available before April of this year?

[Halichoeres]

I'm just waiting to find out if there will be any other releases from EoFauna this year...

[SidB]

I'm just waiting to find out if there will be any other releases from EoFauna this year...

I'd sure like to see another proboscidean. Nobody does these like Eofauna, both in terms of variety and precision.

[Dusty Wren]

I'm still hoping for a Columbian mammoth from Eofauna. Even if another company releases one at this point, I'll hold out for Eofauna's version--no one beats them at proboscideans.

[GojiraGuy1954]

Stegotetrabelodon, Mammuthus primigenius or Moeritherium

[DefinitelyNOTDilo]

Honestly I'd love to see them tackle more sauropods as they seem to be incredibly knowledgeable in that field.

[Concavenator]

Honestly I'd love to see them tackle more sauropods as they seem to be incredibly knowledgeable in that field.

I can only imagine how would an Eofauna Amargasaurus or Shunosaurus turn out. Absolutely delightful.

[Jorgesaurus]

Please please please Stegosaurus Eofauna

[Concavenator]

New update:

The production of Tyrannosaurus "Sue" is finally complete, and it is now en route to our warehouse. It is expected to arrive by May.

@CARN0TAURUS You were asking when would it be available, so I guess this interests you.

[Sim]

My unpopular opinion: I dislike how Eofauna has done theropod figures.  I look forward to seeing their next dinosaur after the Tyrannosaurus, I like what they've done for their non-theropods!

[Nyrorosaurus]

In-hand images from Paleofiguras

[DefinitelyNOTDilo]

Wish we could see how it looks out of the bag, but I'm really liking it already! Glad I waited on Cameron as while this isn't quite as high quality, the lips are a huge draw for me. Personally I find lipless tyrannosaurs in particular to look unnatural because of just how large their teeth are.

[Flaffy]

Wish we could see how it looks out of the bag, but I'm really liking it already! Glad I waited on Cameron as while this isn't quite as high quality, the lips are a huge draw for me. Personally I find lipless tyrannosaurs in particular to look unnatural because of just how large their teeth are.

Likewise. Liplessness is a major reason I haven't picked up any of the latest tyrannosaurs from PNSO. Their Albertosaurus in particular looks quite odd IMO.

I think it would've been wise for PNSO to have done 2 versions of every theropod, one lipless and one lipped to satisfy both sides.

[SRF]

There are some more in hand photos now on Paleofiguras Facebook page.





Eofauna's Tyrannosaurus seems to have an overbite, even with lips. The seem where the head is attached to the body is also quite noticable. I have to say that even without lips, Cameron still is the superior model to me.

[shahinos]

The overbite doesn't bother me, but the seam is likely a red line for me.

The hunt for a good and affordable T Rex continues.