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[thomasw100]

Paleofiguras posted first in hand pictures of Euhelopus:

[Turkeysaurus]

The Torosaurus link is blocked for me as well.

And that's totally Shantungosaurus.

On my screen this says that Dinotoyblog says that its blocked.

You can right click and still open in another page. I think that works.

I did get some screenshots though. You can see it's body in one hand and head in another.

[Turkeysaurus]

Paleofiguras posted first in hand pictures of Euhelopus:

They did that bulged nostrils things PNSO Camarasaurus has. Unexpected, nice surprise from Haolonggood.

[Trenchcoated Rebbachisaur]

Shant and Toro (or a very similar looking species in the latters case I guess  ) coming soon is great news, looking forward to them. Hope they give Shant a different leg positioning than Saurolophus, just for varieties sake!
Also hope they'll have a blue variant for Shant... I'm not the biggest fan of the Isle, but apparently big enough to crave blue Shant lmao. I guess maybe calling it "Shant" already gave me away in that regard tho lol

[suspsy]

I do hope that the Torosaurus is not as humongous as the Triceratops; I would rather it be about the same size as the Pentaceratops.

 

[Turkeysaurus]

Shantungosaurus is posted as rumor. Torosaurus must be legit.

[PrimevalRaptor]

The Euhelopus looks so happy
Great to see a figure of this species, I remember it popping up a few times in dinosaur books I read as a kid and I always liked the name so it stuck with me.

[Turkeysaurus]

Paleofiguras posted this as rumor:

...and someone in comment section turned up the brightness:

[Torvosaurus]

Paleofiguras posted this as rumor:

...and someone in comment section turned up the brightness:

I wondered if it was a theropod as well. The neck looks to be a bit short, but the width of the tail could say otherwise. I guess we'll just have to see.

Torvo

[Ajax88]

Paleofiguras posted this as rumor:

...and someone in comment section turned up the brightness:

I wondered if it was a theropod as well. The neck looks to be a bit short, but the width of the tail could say otherwise. I guess we'll just have to see.

Torvo

It's got a duck beak? No Theropod skull flares out at the tip of the snout like that. That and the thick tail say Hadrosaur 100%.

[Trenchcoated Rebbachisaur]

Yeah I'm sorry Theropod fans not really you're beyond spoiled for choice on most of the Genera in the size range, but still, that's a Shantungosaurus. It's too big to be most Theropods unless some serious scale frickery is going on, it has the strong defined shoulders of a Hadrosaur, it has the whole "Head-width thick neck that gets thicker towards the base" thing that is pretty common in Hadrosaur recons but that I have yet to see in Theropods, and most notably, it has Shantungosaurus's freaky head.

[Turkeysaurus]

I think it's Shantungosaurus too.

I think if you buy both HLG or Boundless World (or maybe future PNSO) Shantungosaurus, whichever is a bit smaller can be used as Edmontosaurus Annectens. (X-rex specimen) That's my plan.

PNSO Edmontosaurus i think Annectens but it's still in the range of Regalis size wise and it has a comb so i'll consider it as  Regalis. Haolonggood Edmonto is also within range for 1:35 regalis but i rather two large Edmontosaurus species in my collection.  Large hadrosaurs looks so magnificent imo. I hope they make Magnapaulia as well.

[Torvosaurus]

Yeah I'm sorry Theropod fans not really you're beyond spoiled for choice on most of the Genera in the size range, but still, that's a Shantungosaurus. It's too big to be most Theropods unless some serious scale frickery is going on, it has the strong defined shoulders of a Hadrosaur, it has the whole "Head-width thick neck that gets thicker towards the base" thing that is pretty common in Hadrosaur recons but that I have yet to see in Theropods, and most notably, it has Shantungosaurus's freaky head.

I'm not really a theropod fan, it was just a thought. If anything, I'm more of a prehistoric mammal fan, especially nimravids and felids, although I guess I do have a soft spot for some of those later theropods that grew to pretty good sizes over the past 40 million years or so.

Torvo

[thomasw100]

Paleofiguras posted in hand pictures of the brown Euhelopus:

[Gwangi]

The head is so small. Why would HLG give it an open mouth? It just makes the molding process more difficult and the figure looks goofy as a result. But...the head is small, it might not look as bad in-hand when viewing the model in its entirety. I look forward to seeing more pictures. 

[Turkeysaurus]

When I see this headsculpt I see a fish

[Turkeysaurus]

Grey one seems to have larger pupils.

Grey looks like having a great time while Brown just having Vietnam flashbacks. 

[thomasw100]

Paleofiguras posted another Haolonggood production video, which shows yet another sauropod in the making. And this pretty much looks like a diplodocoid of sort. The comments do also suggest Diplodocus or Supersaurus.

[Carnoking]

Oh and I just got the Brach and Argentinosaurus, will nothing (outside of the discipline and willpower to tell myself no) end this vicious cycle??

[Turkeysaurus]

Paleofiguras posted another Haolonggood production video, which shows yet another sauropod in the making. And this pretty much looks like a diplodocoid of sort. The comments do also suggest Diplodocus or Supersaurus.

Diplodocus imo. Haolonggood has produced only most famous large sauropods so far.

Also Diploducus has quite longer tail compared to neck. Supersaurus has more even.