Sideshow DINOSAURIA (with poll)

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Here's a pic a member at the Sideshow forums did :

[tyrantqueen]

So it's 1/15? That's a shame, my maximum scale limit is 1/18. But at least I can focus on getting the repaints instead.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

So it's 1/15? That's a shame, my maximum scale limit is 1/18. But at least I can focus on getting the repaints instead.

That's my thinking. I posted on the last page as well,  the size is around 5" longer than David's.

You could get it and just say it's a BEAST of a tyrannosaur...we do have some larger specimens that the size hasn't been confirmed..but could be 56' if I recall ?

[Paleogene Pals]

This piece is so magnificent that I think it is worth bending a few "rules". I usually only collect 1/18 to 1/20 and one representative of a particular genus and species. But, my collection could use a king, the One Rex to rule them all!

[Yutyrannus]

I really want to get this, but I know it'll be too expensive and I don't have room for it.

[Paleogene Pals]

Hey, I'm in the same boat, too expensive and no space. But, I guess I will find the money or put it on the card. As for the space, my collection dominates the house; I'm only allowed to live here because I pay the rent.  Innocent collectibles indeed!

[Takama]

I wonder what the scale for the new Tyrannosaurus is going to be. I would have guessed 1/18-ish, but the $380+ price tag suggests to me that it could be bigger. The aged Tyrannosaurus that David Krentz sculpted for the line was only $209 in comparison. Even the 1/10 Stegosaurus was less expensive, at $350. Any thoughts?

Well Sideshow has increased it's prices a bit since David's Rex. They blew the cap on price for the line they originally set already, which I think was 300-350.00 max?   

Shane's Rex is 31" and 1:15 scale,  Sideshow/Jorge's new beast is listed as 30" long I would say it's about the same scale taking into account differences in species.

"Everything is going up in price" Is what a wise Businessman in our community told me.   its not just Sideshow. 

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Hey, I'm in the same boat, too expensive and no space. But, I guess I will find the money or put it on the card. As for the space, my collection dominates the house; I'm only allowed to live here because I pay the rent.  Innocent collectibles indeed!

You guys can use the flex pay option and I was told SS accepts Paypal now too.  Space..well just knock out another wall..what will hurt ? lol

[tyrantqueen]

You guys can use the flex pay option and I was told SS accepts Paypal now too.  Space..well just knock out another wall..what will hurt ? lol

Hah If only it was that easy.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

You guys can use the flex pay option and I was told SS accepts Paypal now too.  Space..well just knock out another wall..what will hurt ? lol

Hah If only it was that easy.

Gotta sledge hammer handy ? lol

[rfdelgado]

Between this rex and the Mosasaur, two pretty cool new additions to the line!
Has anyone done a photo size comp of the rex vs the Mosa?
Pysched about both of these.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Between this rex and the Mosasaur, two pretty cool new additions to the line!
Has anyone done a photo size comp of the rex vs the Mosa?
Pysched about both of these.

Not that I've seen..just David's Rex and the new one.

[Paleogene Pals]

Sideshow: The Rex that ate my wallet 

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Sideshow: The Rex that ate my wallet 

Thing is they are about the same price as a resin model but then you have to build and paint them. Granted as the price goes up with sideshow that distance between a good deal gets smaller and smaller.

[docronnie]

Sideshow statues are beautiful and expensive.  They occupy a great deal of space too.  Good thing I'm not into statues ... I'm successful so far of avoiding them. 

[Paleogene Pals]

True Blade, true. I ordered Lu Feng Shan's Deinotherium and Sean Cooper's Indricotherium, both around $350 (more or less). Take into account the amount of time I will need to assemble the pieces, fill in and eradicate seams, prime and paint, and costs of supplies to do this, they will have cost me far more than any Sideshow Dinosauria. Of course, the Deinothrium and Indricotherium are stunning in their own right and well worth it, but resin kits are just as expensive. This is not a hobby for the financially squeamish. 

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

True Blade, true. I ordered Lu Feng Shan's Deinotherium and Sean Cooper's Indricotherium, both around $350 (more or less). Take into account the amount of time I will need to assemble the pieces, fill in and eradicate seams, prime and paint, and costs of supplies to do this, they will have cost me far more than any Sideshow Dinosauria. Of course, the Deinothrium and Indricotherium are stunning in their own right and well worth it, but resin kits are just as expensive. This is not a hobby for the financially squeamish. 

I hear that bud.

[rfdelgado]

Just got an email that the Triceratops is up for preorder, and it's a beauty. Wish I knew how to post pics.

Also the re-color on the stegosaur is up!

Really, really nice.

If I knew how to post pics I would

Try going to the site.

[tyrantqueen]

Done



More pics here: http://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectibles/dinosauria-triceratops-sideshow-collectibles-2003621/?ref=home-slider-Triceratops_Statue-20140715

The trike is looking good. I like how powerful and muscular it looks. My only criticism is that the "barbs" that were seen in the original sketch don't seem to have translated as well into 3D form. They look more like scutes.

[Concavenator]

OMG 
(...look,Papo hehe)