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[oscars_dinos]

i saved this on instagram and have been meaning to dig it up, i like this lil guy alot

[oscars_dinos]

If you don't think this is impressive, then I don't know what to tell you.

i legit cant find it anywhere online im intrestead in getting this

[Joel1905]

If you don't think this is impressive, then I don't know what to tell you.

i legit cant find it anywhere online im intrestead in getting this

It's by PS Arts https://www.instagram.com/ps_arts_official/

He's very talented.

[Joel1905]

Yes, that Leaellynasaura is very impressive, but is it not larger than 1:35?  Wikipedia says Leaellynasaura reached 90 cm long?  If the figure is much longer than that it's also larger than a 1:35 Sinosauropteryx and Caihong.

There's conflicting estimates, bare in mind most specimens are of juveniles and a lot of estimates were made before the discovery of the long tail.

[Takkar]

Yes, that Leaellynasaura is very impressive, but is it not larger than 1:35?  Wikipedia says Leaellynasaura reached 90 cm long?  If the figure is much longer than that it's also larger than a 1:35 Sinosauropteryx and Caihong.

It does not have to be 100% size accurate, just small enough so it gives that feeling of fitting just right among other figures of scale. As a collector, you are the only one who is gonna be nitpicky to the core while anyone who sees your collection will barely notice it, unless it pokes right in the eyes lol. Take for example TNG`s Megacerops, its quite small, you can always replace it with Safari`s Megacerops which is the size of CollectA`s Andrewsarchus. Sizes are all over the place sometimes, you gotta compromise until a company makes an ideal figure or you take up on the task yourself.

[Takkar]

If you don't think this is impressive, then I don't know what to tell you.

We need more figures like this and not a Trex sized Velociraptors lol.

[Sim]

My point, which seems to have been missed, it that that Leaellynasaura is larger than a 1:35 Sinosauropteryx which I still beleive would be too small for 1:35 and it is much larger than the 40cm Caihong would be in 1:35.  Also, as people have mentioned, the smallest species would just be severely poorly represented if they would be made as a 1:35 figure.

[dragon53]

[Quiversaurus]

Since we're on a bit of a scale discussion here, I watched Andy's (Dinosaur Reviews) video on the Lana Time Shop Utahraptor and this thing is such a gem. It's not even that small!

Hoping companies like PNSO, HLG, Eofauna will consider making dromaeosaurs in this scale...

https://lanatime-shop.com/products/lana002?variant=45697633747194

[SidB]

Since the topic of discussion right now is small species in 1/35 scale, it's worth mentioning that there is a 1/35 scale Mononykus for sale at lanatimeshop.

Thanks for the alert, @Berno . I just ordered one.

[oscars_dinos]

Since the topic of discussion right now is small species in 1/35 scale, it's worth mentioning that there is a 1/35 scale Mononykus for sale at lanatimeshop.

Thanks for the alert, @Berno . I just ordered one.

please post pics

[Berno]

Since the topic of discussion right now is small species in 1/35 scale, it's worth mentioning that there is a 1/35 scale Mononykus for sale at lanatimeshop.

Thanks for the alert, @Berno . I just ordered one.

Awesome! you are welcome.
Please post pics, I'm intrigued to know what it looks like in hand.

[SidB]

Sure 'nuff, @Berno and @oscars_dinos , when I receive it from Lana, I'll add it to the New Aquisitions thread. Should be 2-3 weeks before it hits my doorstep. It's going to be a candidate for painting, clearly. Gives me a bit of time to consider the colors to use. Any suggestions are welcome ... .

[Halichoeres]

For me, some of the most interesting animals aren't even dinosaurs, they're arthropods, fish, early synapsids. A few of those work in 1:35 but most do not. A 1:35 Goticaris would fit inside a human epithelial cell.

[crazy8wizard]

A 1:35 Goticaris would fit inside a human epithelial cell.

Trying to paint my 1:35th Goticaris figure under my scanning electron microscope and hoping the FCI matches my paint.

[Monkeysaurus]

For me, some of the most interesting animals aren't even dinosaurs, they're arthropods, fish, early synapsids. A few of those work in 1:35 but most do not. A 1:35 Goticaris would fit inside a human epithelial cell.

Amphibians too! I would totally debase and humiliate myself in order to get a 1/35 Prionosuchus - the largest known amphibian to ever live. Saltie size. It would also be great to get a 1/35 Leedsichthys or that really cool looking barracuda esque one that's almost impossible to spell.

[crazy8wizard]

that really cool looking barracuda esque one that's almost impossible to spell.

Wait, which barracuda-esque fish? Cimolichthys?

[Monkeysaurus]

that really cool looking barracuda esque one that's almost impossible to spell.

Wait, which barracuda-esque fish? Cimolichthys?

This miscreant

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiphactinus

[crazy8wizard]

that really cool looking barracuda esque one that's almost impossible to spell.

Wait, which barracuda-esque fish? Cimolichthys?

This miscreant

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiphactinus

Oh, Xiphactinus is very much not barracuda like, it's much more like a Tarpon in appearance (although still not closely related to anything around today).

[Elengassen]

Amphibians too! I would totally debase and humiliate myself in order to get a 1/35 Prionosuchus - the largest known amphibian to ever live. Saltie size. It would also be great to get a 1/35 Leedsichthys or that really cool looking barracuda esque one that's almost impossible to spell.

The CollectA Xiphactinus is about 1:35.