PNSO - New for 2024

[stargatedalek]

If they do a resting one, hopefully it comes alongside a standing one too.

As for balance, I would think the smaller head plus a tail fan would make balancing simple. If anything I'd expect the issue stems more from the foot size. We're also used to seeing theropods with oversized feet, so figures of carnosaurs (not real term I know) and tyrannosaurs can do it without being as noticeable.

[thomasw100]

They managed to get the Therizinosaurus and the Deinocheirus decently stable without the support rod. Therefore, I do not see why they should not be able to get the Gigantoraptor stable as well.

[oscars_dinos]

i miss pnso ;(

[Turkeysaurus]

They just released baryonyx

[oscars_dinos]

They just released baryonyx

lol I know I'm just impatient and want to see what the august release will be

[thomasw100]

They just released baryonyx

lol I know I'm just impatient and want to see what the august release will be

The PNSO output for this year so far has been the lowest ever. Just 5 figures in nearly 8 months. If this continues this way, this will come to maybe 8 for the full year.

[oscars_dinos]

They just released baryonyx

lol I know I'm just impatient and want to see what the august release will be

The PNSO output for this year so far has been the lowest ever. Just 5 figures in nearly 8 months. If this continues this way, this will come to maybe 8 for the full year.

way I saw it I just figured they where doing one release every month, I know back in the day they where more frequent with it but I feel like as their figures have gotten better they've taken more time

[crazy8wizard]

Given the majority distaste on this form for the recent theropocalypse maybe it's a good thing that there have been less figures revealed this year. I've personally been more excited for 2024's releases than 2023 and I'm fairly biased towards theropods to begin with.

[Gwangi]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

[oscars_dinos]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

i would love if pnso gave teasers like HLG did

[Carnoking]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

Back when all there was to really worry about was Papo, Safari, and CollectA. What a difference a few years makes. This really is a prime time for collecting given how spoiled for choice we are but I agree, it feels I've become much more cavalier in my collecting habits since this model of releases has been replaced.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

I can understand that if your focus is all of them or even the majority. I pretty much have given up on several companies as my collection is maturing and so am I .

[triceratops83]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

Planning ahead of time was always important to me. I always save a picture of any toy I want and tag it with a release date so I could budget accordingly.

[Gwangi]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

I can understand that if your focus is all of them or even the majority. I pretty much have given up on several companies as my collection is maturing and so am I .

Likewise, mostly out of necessity. I would like to own them all but it's not practical.

[Shane]

Just a heads up for anyone who might be ordering Maxim the Baryonyx on Amazon. I received Mateo the Tyrannotitan instead, twice now. I can only assume there's a problem with the listing. I've tried letting Amazon know of the issue but just wanted to let anyone know, if you want Maxim I would avoid Amazon until it can be confirmed that the listing is correct.

[bmathison1972]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

Ha, I have been thinking about that for a couple years now. When a company (e.g. CollectA) reveals all their products for the next year, I am happy when it is only 1-2 out of 15 or so (for example) that I would want. Earlier in my collecting days I would have been upset if only 1-2 out of 15 appealed to me.

Especially with Bandai's Diversity of Life on Earth line; it has made be completely rethink my collecting practices!

[Gwangi]

I personally wouldn't mind it if all the companies slowed down, I can't keep up. I remember the days when a small handful of companies would reveal all their wares at the end/start of the year and that was all you had to look forward to. Kinda miss it, it allowed you to plan ahead.

Ha, I have been thinking about that for a couple years now. When a company (e.g. CollectA) reveals all their products for the next year, I am happy when it is only 1-2 out of 15 or so (for example) that I would want. Earlier in my collecting days I would have been upset if only 1-2 out of 15 appealed to me.

Especially with Bandai's Diversity of Life on Earth line; it has made be completely rethink my collecting practices!

Yup, I actually feel a sense of relief when a company I collect releases something I don't want.

[Primeval12]

Just a heads up for anyone who might be ordering Maxim the Baryonyx on Amazon. I received Mateo the Tyrannotitan instead, twice now. I can only assume there's a problem with the listing. I've tried letting Amazon know of the issue but just wanted to let anyone know, if you want Maxim I would avoid Amazon until it can be confirmed that the listing is correct.

Oh no, did you get a refund???

[BlueKrono]

I also got the wrong figure from Amazon once: one of the PNSO minis. Coincidentally I've also worked in quality control in an Amazon packing facility, and I know that if something doesn't weigh the right amount it gets automatically kicked off the line. The two minis must have weighed exactly the same amount, but I'd have a hard time believing the full size figures would. There very well might be a mismatch with the listing.

[Gwangi]

When I ordered the Mattel Herrerasaurus I got a tin sign instead.