Ornithopods: Glamazons of the Mesozoic

[Halichoeres]

Great photos and I'm glad Ornithopods are getting some love.

Four figures a great year for Ornithopoda though (Admittedly fantastic figures though they are). Four figures is a slow Tuesday for Allosauroids.

Yeah, it's completely relative. There've been more Tyrannosaurus figures this year than all the ornithopods put together. But I'll take my ornithopods where I can get them!

[Halichoeres]

Safari's masterful new Edmontosaurus:

[postsaurischian]

B @bokisaurus: It would be cool if you could change the thread's title to "Ornithopods" instead of "Orhithopods".

[DinoToyForum]

B @bokisaurus: It would be cool if you could change the thread's title to "Ornithopods" instead of "Orhithopods".

I just did this for the thread topic.  (but not the replies - too fiddly.  )

[Halichoeres]

Mattel's Callovosaurus:

[Shonisaurus]

@Halichoeres Nice figure, I guess it will be one of the few callovosaurus there are in the toy market.

[Halichoeres]

CollectA's Fukuisaurus:

[Loon]

I have a sneaking suspicion that this thread is going to be getting a lot more posts in the next few months.

[Shonisaurus]

I have a sneaking suspicion that this thread is going to be getting a lot more posts in the next few months.

If you're right with PNSO's lambeosaurus and corythosaurus and Collecta's kamuysaurus it will be a fairly visited thread. And it still remains in PNSO's parasaurolophus.

I hope that some day some company or brand of toy dinosaurs will make a tsintaosaurus in the form of a sufficient figure represented in size, both in its "retro" version and in its updated version, it is one of the lambeosaurs most loved by me. It seems to me a rather exotic dinosaur especially with the old scientific appearance already rectified.

[Loon]

...I hope that some day some company or brand of toy dinosaurs will make a tsintaosaurus in the form of a sufficient figure represented in size, both in its "retro" version and in its updated version, it is one of the lambeosaurs most loved by me. It seems to me a rather exotic dinosaur especially with the old scientific appearance already rectified.

I'd like that. The only decent one I can think of is PNSO's mini, but I believe that own sports the inaccurate head crest. The only one I have in my house is the CollectA version, which I gave to my brother as a joke, which he keeps in his "cabinet of curiosities".

[Halichoeres]

I have a sneaking suspicion that this thread is going to be getting a lot more posts in the next few months.

Yeah, we're definitely in the middle of a good run for them.

[Loon]

Well, I figured I'd expand Empress Caroline's empire further and invade this thread.

Here's PNSO's glorious new Corythosaurus:





With some other Dinosaur Park Formation dinosaurs, though she's a bit too big for them.


With "The Crew", aka other 1/35 scale Ornithopods.

[Halichoeres]

The new Lambeosaurus:



Someone else will have to post the Para, it doesn't quite suit my fancy.

[Shonisaurus]

PNSO's lambeosaurus is the best of its kind, the only quibble on my part is its paint details. Even PNSO putting some more realistic paint details could have left that figure much more implacable in quality than it already is without having to increase the economic cost at all in the markets as it has happened with its parasaurolophus counterpart.

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

Super happy to finally have an Ouranosaurus! It's a cool ornithopod in general, and I love the look of the Haolonggood model in particular. I'm also pleased to finally bridge the gap between Iguanodont-grade ornithopods and more derived hadrosaurs.