Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[microraptorgui]

What an amazing thread!  I hadn't noticed it before now.  Thank you so much for sharing your collection, Postsaurischian!

[postsaurischian]

Thank you, microraptorgui. I'm glad you like it .

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[Lanthanotus]

Aww, that Huanghetitan is haunting me.... seen it in two or three pics this week and I already wanted it before..... but shipping rates are killin' it :/
Did you put some tiny birds/pterosaurus on its back?

[postsaurischian]

You should get it as long as you can! Everything Dinosaur's shipping quotes have always been fair.
Yes, there are two Safari Good Luck Mini Blue Morphos on its back .

[Lanthanotus]

Yes, but it's still a serious amount of cash ... need to think about....

Haha, so some monstrous butterflies, nice touch

[Shonisaurus]

The rare Huanghetitan sauropod is huge! I would like to have it but for reasons of the vinyl material it is made of and even more of an economic nature, I did not buy it. Sorry it's a vinyl number and not PVC! I would have in my case a buyer insurance. 

[Libraraptor]

your music collection and the dinosaurs go well together!  Unfortunately I can't see which bands you listen to.

[RobinGoodfellow]

Sorry it's a vinyl number and not PVC! I would have in my case a buyer insurance. 

PVC stands for Poly Vinyl Chloride.
PVC is vinyl too, just in a more complex way.
PNSO Huanghetitan is made of plastic.
It's big and hollow and it's not fragile; it's not like a resin figure.
It can suffer from scratches (as every other pvc figure) but it won't break like resin models usually do..

[Libraraptor]

If that Huanghetitan was completely massive, it would be twice as heavy as Schleichs Apatosaurus.

[Shonisaurus]

Sorry it's a vinyl number and not PVC! I would have in my case a buyer insurance. 

PVC stands for Poly Vinyl Chloride.
PVC is vinyl too, just in a more complex way.
PNSO Huanghetitan is made of plastic.
It's big and hollow and it's not fragile; it's not like a resin figure.
It can suffer from scratches (as every other pvc figure) but it won't break like resin models usually do..

Well, it's good to know, Robin, you explain yourself as an encyclopedia. Then I'm thinking about buying all the dinosaurs and prehistoric animals (basilosaurus and carcharodon) from PNSO. 

[Reptilia]

I keep my CDs and figures together as well! 

[postsaurischian]

                    M-See model No.2 - Carnotaurus diorama "EXPEL" (sculpted by Muxi, paint scheme by Tison Zhang)
                                                        _{with thanks to acro-man who helped me to get it from China}




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                                                                                          Carnotaurus


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                                            M-See 1:35 Carnotaurus next to Safari Carnegie Collection 1:30 version:

[acro-man]

And that's so fast you shot those beautiful photos.
It's cool those Cearadactylus are flying without the support.
I am already imagining using them in this year's diorama contest, if there's any!

[Nimravus]

Really nice piece and great pictures

[Shonisaurus]

The cearadacylus, the kritosaurus corpse and the carnotaurus are great. Chinese companies have enormous potential in making resin and toy figures of prehistoric quality animals.

Thank you for your postsaurischian photos are beautiful. 

[ceratopsian]

Superb photos as always. The detail of the skin on photo 2, the one of the front end of the Carnotaurus, is amazing in its clarity and sharpness.  Like acro-man, I admire how your photo shows the pterosaurs without support - very ingenious!

[postsaurischian]

    Thank you for the comments!

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                                                X-Plus • Prehistoric Masterpiece Collection No.1 ~ Styracosaurus
                                                                        _{originally sculpted by Shinzen Takeuchi}




                         


                                                           next to a metal knock-off of the Favorite desktop skull
                                                _{(I bought it many years ago when I still didn't know Favorite even existed)}

[BrontoScorpio]

                                                 X-Plus • Prehistoric Masterpiece Collection No.1 ~ Styracosaurus
                                                                       _{originally sculpted by Hirokazu Tokugawa} 
                                                           next to a metal knock-off of the Favorite desktop skull
                                                _{(I bought it many years ago when I still didn't know Favorite even existed)}

I'm not as expert as yourself, but, I think there might be some corrections to the credentials :

If you already mention knock-offs :
Don't the  X-Plus itself a knock-off of the Happinet model ?

- http://www.happinettoys.com/daikyoryujidai/softbig.html

For some reason I think the model is of Takeuchi  SHINZEN :

- http://www.niji.or.jp/home/shinzen/Styraco2.html

[postsaurischian]

Don't the  X-Plus itself a knock-off of the Happinet model ?
For some reason I think the model is of Takeuchi  SHINZEN.

Oops! I confused names. Thanks, I changed that.
      So it's a double knock-off meeting .

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                                 

                                                          ~ •    Vitae 1:35 Sinoceratops zhuchengensis    • ~
                                                                         <sub>originally sculpted by Cheung Chung Tat




                         





                     A very beautiful figure! The only very little complaint is that Vitae pressed the pugs mirror-inverted on the base,
                                                             but it's not too bad because the pugs aren't very deep.</sub>

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                                                              next to Favorite's version, which is in about 1:50




                                                             ✰   New Age of Chinasaurs 1:35 Ceratopsians   ✰

                                   _{PNSO Triceratops "Doyle"    •    Prehistoric Passions Pentaceratops    •    Vitae Sinoceratops}