PNSO - New for 2024

[Joel1905]

not really on 2024 topic, but i have recently seen people reporting that new copies of some old figures get an improved matte finish paint application

Corythosaurus and Machairoceratops, for example

look at these eyes

wow anyone have any other examples of this type of improvement on these models? it almost makes me want to buy them again!

I'd advise holding out for now. I think over the next few years PNSO will remake a lot of their older figures (of more famous species anyway) that don't have the finer texturing, aesthetic or anatomical accuracy of their more recent figures, Corythosaurus being one of those.

[Concavenator]

I could see them remaking genera like Carnotaurus or Amargasaurus, not so sure about Corythosaurus. I think it's more likely HAOLONGGOOD will be releasing their own take on Corythosaurus, which will surely be better than PNSO's anyways.

[Joel1905]

I could see them remaking genera like Carnotaurus or Amargasaurus, not so sure about Corythosaurus. I think it's more likely HAOLONGGOOD will be releasing their own take on Corythosaurus, which will surely be better than PNSO's anyways.

PNSO seem to really like Corythosaurus, it's used a lot in promotional material. And do you think? I still think PNSO have the edge species to species.

[Turkeysaurus]

I could see them remaking genera like Carnotaurus or Amargasaurus, not so sure about Corythosaurus. I think it's more likely HAOLONGGOOD will be releasing their own take on Corythosaurus, which will surely be better than PNSO's anyways.

PNSO seem to really like Corythosaurus, it's used a lot in promotional material. And do you think? I still think PNSO have the edge species to species.

I think he ment a possible new haolonggood compared to old PNSO Corythosaurus. I think PNSO has better products as well in terms of quality, accuracy and consistency. Haolonggood is charming due to prices for such quality.

[Joel1905]

I could see them remaking genera like Carnotaurus or Amargasaurus, not so sure about Corythosaurus. I think it's more likely HAOLONGGOOD will be releasing their own take on Corythosaurus, which will surely be better than PNSO's anyways.

PNSO seem to really like Corythosaurus, it's used a lot in promotional material. And do you think? I still think PNSO have the edge species to species.

I think he ment a possible new haolonggood compared to old PNSO Corythosaurus. I think PNSO has better products as well in terms of quality, accuracy and consistency. Haolonggood is charming due to prices for such quality.

Oh yeah that's fair. A Haolonggood Corythosaurus would certainly be better than PNSO's current one (Caroline has her charms though)

[thomasw100]

Lana Time Shop just informed me that they are expecting the Lokiceratops on Monday or Tuesday next week and shipping should then start promptly.

[Tattu]

Lokiceratops Review by Dino Scream

[thomasw100]

PNSO video describing the reconstruction of the Lokiceratops:

[thomasw100]

Just realized that the skull of Lokiceratops is exhibited in the Museum of Evolution, which is a new museum at Knuthenborg safari park in Denmark. A good reason to spend our next summer vacation again on the island of Moen, which I loved so much. Not least because of the dark star spangled sky and an unbelievably beautiful view of the milky way.

[thomasw100]

Lokiceratops review by Andy:

[dragon53]

[Paleo Flo]

I'm curious which genus PNSO will give us for the xmas-business.
Guess these year was not their year of success. HLG is the guy in the block from this point on. Or what do you think?

[Sim]

I think PNSO has done well this year.  Their releases have been strong and diverse.  Quality over quantity.

[Concavenator]

I'm curious which genus PNSO will give us for the xmas-business.

A new Museum Line Mosasaurus is my bet. They haven't released any Museum Line figure this year and I don't see them skipping this line for a whole year. Plus a new Mosasaurus is already confirmed anyways.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

It wouldn't really bother me if they just ditched the museum line altogether. Price. lots of un-needed stuff, is what usually kept me from buying those figures.

[Bread]

I think PNSO has done well this year.  Their releases have been strong and diverse.  Quality over quantity.

Agreed. Their lineup was surprisingly a variety as opposed to prior years.

My bet is on a lipped Tyrannosaurus. Correct me if I am wrong, but wasn't there rumors of this figure to debut?

[SidB]

I think PNSO has done well this year.  Their releases have been strong and diverse.  Quality over quantity.

Agreed. Their lineup was surprisingly a variety as opposed to prior years.

My bet is on a lipped Tyrannosaurus. Correct me if I am wrong, but wasn't there rumors of this figure to debut?

If it is simply Cameron with lips, I'll pass, as I got Bravo models to convert my Cameron to a properly lipped version. It would have to be a rather different figure for me to get out my rex fishing rod.

[GnastyGnorc]

As a new collector I have specifically passed on Cameron because I assume a lipped version is in the pipeline. Although I would welcome a completely different sculpt.

[Duna]

As a new collector I have specifically passed on Cameron because I assume a lipped version is in the pipeline. Although I would welcome a completely different sculpt.

Same here! I am very happy with my lipped Kiss, but I would welcome a PNSO lipped rex. They did amazing with the Allosaurus Saurophaganax, it is their best theropod by far.

[Joliezac]

I also just have Kiss as far as a lipped Rex goes. I'd love another one. I've been on the fence about Eofauna's. I think deep down I really just want a Prehistoric Planet rex