PNSO: New for 2022

[Fembrogon]

I like it; the sculpt looks splendid and the colors are subdued but still detailed.
It'll be going on my "wait for a sale" list at those prices, though.

[SidB]

 Definitely an immediate acquisition for me, as was the Centrosaurus, but, having seen the latest Dinosdragons review, I  am concerned about the (new?) factory's overapplication of dark brown paint at the expense of yellow, which muddies the overall effect and subdues details. Hope not - just have to wait and see.

[John]

It's nice to know that the rumored list of new species for PNSO is actually panning out that way.The Styracosaurus will display nicely with the equally excellent Centrosaurus.

[MLMjp]

Finally, a fitting Styracosaurus for my collection.

When I will be able to buy it? Thats the tricky part...

[Eocarcharia]

Looks good, as usual. It may end up replacing the Safari Styracosaurus in my collection. But after the Centrosaurus, I'm curious to see the final product. And price.

[Faras]

Styracosaurus (5.5m individual) is probably $34.99, same price as Centrosaurus, available from 9:00am, 21st Jan, +8GMT.

Link: https://h5.m.taobao.com/awp/core/detail.htm?id=666636429100

Seems I was wrong that sale stops on 16th... there's a smaller sale through 21st atm on Taobao btw domestic deliveries would pause about a week before CNY.

[Lynx]

Interesting. I like the figure, though I'm concerned this is starting to become Papo with the choice of color scheme 
I might get it? Not sure, depends on price and size. But even with some fancy posters and a box, I'm not paying 60+ for this figure sadly.



This picture looks very nice though! I doubt it is included in the box as poster form, but still something I want to point out.

[SRF]

If you mean 60+ USD or Euros @Lynx, it won't cost that amount of money. It isn't in the Museum Line like their Triceratops. Like @Faras said, it will probably be around $ 34.99.

[KrazyKaprosuchus]

If you mean 60+ USD or Euros @Lynx, it won't cost that amount of money. It isn't in the Museum Line like their Triceratops. Like @Faras said, it will probably be around $ 34.99.

Doesn't make my wallet cry any less

[Bread]

I'll probably still get this, especially when a sale arrives. I really recommend anyone who is patient to just wait for an Aliexpress sale.

[Carnoking]

My concern is always the further dip in quality in the paint on later runs with PNSO. Yes, it probably won't happen within the first couple months of the figures release but ya know, it's a question to consider

[Over9K]

Has anyone noticed whether or not the Styracosaurus has an articulated jaw?

[Grimbeard]

Oh man, this is gonna be a tough choice between the Centrosaurus and the Styracosaurus. Im going to wait for in-hand pictures for my final judgement, but so far I like the head paint on the Centro more (and a prefer Centro as a species), but the sculpt on the Styraco looks even better, as well as the body paint.

I think its save to assume that this almost confirms the Acrocanthosaurus , Sinraptor and Tsintaosaurus according to that leaked list. Looking forward to all three interpretations from PNSO.

[Sim]

@Grimbeard, the original source for the rumoured species lists a Torosaurus too, separate from a Triceratops.

[KrazyKaprosuchus]

@Grimbeard, the original source for the rumoured species lists a Torosaurus too, separate from a Triceratops.

I wonder if the Torosaurus will be the next reveal? They seem to be getting their ceratopsians out of the way first.

[Duck]

PNSO had better reveal their Acrocanthosaurus soon, I've been looking for a good Acrocanthosaurus for a good while, and I'm pretty sure PNSO will deliver.

[Shadowknight1]

Styracosaurus looks amazing!  I am still waiting for the Acrocanthosaurus though!

[Rivera2171]

Has anyone noticed whether or not the Styracosaurus has an articulated jaw?

The Styra does not have an articulated jaw. There is a poster depicting an open maw shown on a previous reply, but that is not directly from the PNSO Styra figure.

[Antey]

@Grimbeard, the original source for the rumoured species lists a Torosaurus too, separate from a Triceratops.

Curiously, Doyle ver.2 is based on a skeleton that some interpret as a Torosaurus. The characteristic rectangular shape of the head shield distinguishes it from typical Triceratops with rounded shields. It is this specific uncertainty that makes me think about the acquisition. Old Doyle is closer to the classic Triceratops. In addition, on sale it costs almost twice as cheaper.

[SidB]

We have a definite blurring of the lines with Doyle 2. Following on the heels of Eofauna's Yoshi's trike, this has been an interesting time for affectionados of this genus. I'm looking forward to see how PNSO differentiates the anticipated Torosaurus from Doyle 2.