March of the Titans: The sauropods!

[Bokisaurus]

And of course this beauty!
PNSO Amargasaurus and re-issued Mamenchi
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Safari 2019 Camarasaurus and Co
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[Shonisaurus]

And to think that my amargasaurus PNSO is still held in customs!  it's frustrating. By the way Boki do not recognize that sauropod that is next to the camarasaurus of Safari, it looks spectacular.

[RobinGoodfellow]

By the way Boki do not recognize that sauropod that is next to the camarasaurus of Safari, it looks spectacular.

I think it's a repainted Carnegie Camarasaurus..

[Shonisaurus]

Thanks Robin for the answer. The repainted ones often deceive and appear to be new figures of sauropods.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Is here an okay place to ask about the durability of the PNSO Mamenchisaurus? If so, how is it?

[Bokisaurus]

Is here an okay place to ask about the durability of the PNSO Mamenchisaurus? If so, how is it?

Absolutely valid question. It's made of pvc, plastic so it should be durable like any pvc figures.
It's top heavy due to the long neck, but it has a hole one one of its legs for a peg that is attached to the base for stability.
Great figure.

[Shonisaurus]

Is here an okay place to ask about the durability of the PNSO Mamenchisaurus? If so, how is it?

I bought the mamenchisaurus from Acro-man some time ago and I can assure you that in my case it does not have any problem of durability or stability. Perhaps the first version of the PNSO mamenchisaurus is made of a more resistant plastic.

[Halichoeres]

Is here an okay place to ask about the durability of the PNSO Mamenchisaurus? If so, how is it?

Absolutely valid question. It's made of pvc, plastic so it should be durable like any pvc figures.
It's top heavy due to the long neck, but it has a hole one one of its legs for a peg that is attached to the base for stability.
Great figure.

Interesting, I have one from the China Post run, and I don't remember it having a peg/hole arrangement. I'll have to double check.

[ceratopsian]

I don't think my China Post model has a peg. I had to position it carefully to avoid face planting. But I am not at home to check.

[Bokisaurus]

I don't think my China Post model has a peg. I had to position it carefully to avoid face planting. But I am not at home to check.

It's very well be that the first run, the China post one did not have a hole in one of the leg for a peg.
I checked the review of it on the blog and there was no mention of a peg.
So I think the peg was added later after they realized the top heavy issues with it.

[Halichoeres]

Amazed this beast hasn't appeared in this thread yet:

[Halichoeres]

CollectA Bajadasaurus:



W-Dragon Giraffatitan:

[Shonisaurus]

Those two sauropods are two heavyweights in collecting from my point of view. Although I have to admit that there are many other very well representative quality sauropods in the toy dinosaur world today such as the safari camarasaurus and malawisaurus, Nanmu apatosaurus without a doubt sauropods are a very well represented species in the market. of the toy dinosaur.

[Libraraptor]

Found this wooden,  lizard like sauropod a few years ago. Quite an unusual object. What do you think?

[Halichoeres]

What a strange specimen! It looks much more sprightly and agile than a typical sauropod. How big is it, roughly?

[Splonkadumpocus]

Baso-Sauropods:

Plateosaurus (Carnegie), Shunosaurus (Collecta), Jobaria (Collecta), Mamenchisaurus (Safari)

Diplodocoidea:

Apatosaurus (Carnegie), Amargasaurus (Battat), Nigersaurus (Safari), Rebbachisaurus (Collecta), Diplodocus (Carnegie)

Macronaria:

Giraffatitan (Carnegie), Malawisaurus (Safari), Saltasaurus (Carnegie), Brachiosaurus (Carnegie), Camarasaurus (Carnegie), Argentinosaurus (Collecta)