Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[Megalosaurus]

Beautiful.

[postsaurischian]

                                                 PNSO / China National Philatelic Corporation ~ Tsintaosaurus
                                                  _{from the "Chinese Dinosaurs on stamps" series: Seven Little Dinosaurs}

[postsaurischian]

                                                    PNSO / China National Philatelic Corporation ~ Microraptor
                                                  _{from the "Chinese Dinosaurs on stamps" series: Seven Little Dinosaurs}



                         


                                      compared to PNSO mini No.15 Confuciusornis (left) and WWD 3D Alexornis (right):

[CityRaptor]

So much better than the book the German Post released when they had a series of Dinosaur stamps. But then again, it's no suprise.

[Reptilia]

That Microraptor is beautiful, it only confirms my impression that PNSO does its best with small size figures.

[postsaurischian]

  Thanks for the comments!
    @ CityRaptor: I'd be surprised if ANY German producer published something of equivalent quality .

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                                               PNSO / China National Philatelic Corporation ~ Mamenchisaurus
                                                 _{from the "Chinese Dinosaurs on stamps" series: Seven Little Dinosaurs}

                                                                         PNSO mini No.22 ~ Ampelosaurus









                                                                                   rearing Ampelosaurus

                         

[A.Garcia]

Postsaurischian, thanks for the lovely pictures, as always! These latest PNSO minis are starting to look irresistible. To my eye the quality is just as good as the previous individuals, though I haven't had either in hand.

[postsaurischian]

These latest PNSO minis are starting to look irresistible. To my eye the quality is just as good as the previous individuals, though I haven't had either in hand.

I do agree. I even think the Tsintaosaurus is better than the previous ornithopods and the theropods are also better
than the ones from the Minis series. What a wonderful appetizer. I'm still hoping and can't wait for the larger models.

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                                               PNSO / China National Philatelic Corporation ~ Sinosauropteryx
                                                 <sub>from the "Chinese Dinosaurs on stamps" series: Seven Little Dinosaurs

                       

                      compared to Kaiyodo Dinotales No.10B (middle) and Colorata Feathered Dinosaurs Premium Box No.01 (right)</sub>

[postsaurischian]

                                                PNSO / China National Philatelic Corporation ~ Huayangosaurus
                                                   <sub>from the "Chinese Dinosaurs on stamps" series: Seven Little Dinosaurs

                         



                                              compared to Colorata Dino Jurassic Vol.3 No.04 Tuojiangosaurus multispinus:</sub>

[CityRaptor]

@ CityRaptor: I'd be surprised if ANY German producer published something of equivalent quality .

That's for sure. But I meant that we got this instead:
https://philatelie.deutschepost.de/Businessbereich/Zusaetzliches/Geschenkideen/Buecher/Buch-Edition-Den-Dinosauriern-auf-der-Spur.html
Okay, no surprise, given that 99 out of 100 books about Dinosaurs published in Germany are for children. 

[ceratopsian]

These minis are even more desirable than I thought! 

[Libraraptor]

Yeah, those PNSO minos are really cool!

[postsaurischian]

  Thanks for the comments! The Seven Little Dinosaurs got bad criticisms. I personally do not understand why.

@ CityRaptor: I'd be surprised if ANY German producer published something of equivalent quality .

That's for sure. But I meant that we got this instead:
https://philatelie.deutschepost.de/Businessbereich/Zusaetzliches/Geschenkideen/Buecher/Buch-Edition-Den-Dinosauriern-auf-der-Spur.html
Okay, no surprise, given that 99 out of 100 books about Dinosaurs published in Germany are for children.

  Oops! I must admit I'm tempted. It looks nice with the stamps and it's not too expensive.

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                                                                                       _{Last but not least:}

                                                  PNSO / China National Philatelic Corporation ~ Gigantoraptor
                                                  _{from the "Chinese Dinosaurs on stamps" series: Seven Little Dinosaurs}






                                         compared to Capcom Dinosaur Expo 2009 'The Miracle of Deserts' No.03:

[CityRaptor]

Is this just me or is this a common color scheme for the big gal?

Oops! I must admit I'm tempted. It looks nice with the stamps and it's not too expensive.

Yeah. I also got a copy but have not read it yet. 

[postsaurischian]

 
                                                                     Lu Feng Shan ~ 1:20 Scelidosaurus
                                                                     _{built up & painted by Martin Garratt}       





                                                                     next to a Schleich 1:22 human figurine:

[Reptilia]

This is a graceful figure. It's a resin kit, right?

[ceratopsian]

Beautiful indeed.

[Jose S.M.]

That looks so graceful, it's gorgeus!

[RobinGoodfellow]

                                                                     Lu Feng Shan ~ 1:20 Scelidosaurus
                                                                     _{built up & painted by Martin Garratt}       

Wonderful figure and great work from Martin (as usual..).
I'm still waiting for mine to come from Dan...

Congrats

[postsaurischian]

                                      Lu Feng Shan ~ 1:20 Euoplocephalus - built up & painted by Martin Garratt 





                         

                                                                        next to Lu Feng Shan's Scelidosaurus:



                                                                      _{Euoplocephalus quartet (from left to right):}

                           Favorite Softmodel v.1 (labelled Ankylosaurus), Galileo Hernandez, Terra Battat, Lu Feng Shan