Safari Ltd - new for 2015

[alexeratops]

'This might be the first one. '
The first one that I know of, at least.

[Meso-Cenozoic]

Do the Archaeopteryx's wings look a bit short or could it be the angle of the pics?

[John]

Do the Archaeopteryx's wings look a bit short or could it be the angle of the pics?

I don't know but I'm guessing it's just the angle.We'll need to see more pics to be able to tell for sure.

[Hynerpeton]

Threre is a official video up now too.

[Arul]

Threre is a official video up now too.

Yeah not only dinosaur but other creature is amazing too, like the horse with fire on its body

[Concavenator]

What has happened to the Wild Safari Archaeopteryx?It's soo much better 
https://www.facebook.com/DansDinosaurs/photos/a.10152445473404023.1073741893.99131379022/10152516449824023/?type=1&theater

[amanda]

It's...exactly the same only a better angle and resolution. No changes to the sculpt.

[Meso-Cenozoic]

The wings still look a little short to me. I know they are angling down, but still. I'm liking the blue iridescence on the back, though.

Facebook always downgrades their pic's resolution quite a bit. I tried to bring the resolution back up...


BTW, where's that official video? I looked on Safari's site, but couldn't find it. Is it somewhere else?

[CityRaptor]

Seems like they are going for that shimmering effect also found on Magpies:

[stargatedalek]

now if only they would re-release their microraptor painted like that

[Meso-Cenozoic]

[Gwangi]

Yup, I'm gonna have to get all the Safari releases from this upcoming batch. Still not sure about the Velociraptor but probably.

[Simon]

Once again, Wild Safari (easily) laps Carnegie.  Does Safari even care any longer about their Carnegie dinosaur line?  Or is the parent company going to let Wild Safari lead the dinosaur way and perhaps discontinue the foundering Carnegie "Museum" dinosaur line?

[alexeratops]

OMG. There goes my savings...

I love the Naustoceratops, Yutyrannus, Archeopteryx- all of them actually. Take that, shleich!!

[Simon]

The "Abominable Snow Dinosaur" of the late Cretaceous?  I like it!

[DinoLord]

All the WS models are stunning in these new photos, especially the Sauropelta. I was originally on the fence about that one but will definitely get it now.

[Daspletodave]

 Nasutoceratops is easily the best of the bunch. Yutyrannus looks like he's wearing a flabby sweater two sizes too large.

[Gwangi]

Once again, Wild Safari (easily) laps Carnegie.  Does Safari even care any longer about their Carnegie dinosaur line?  Or is the parent company going to let Wild Safari lead the dinosaur way and perhaps discontinue the foundering Carnegie "Museum" dinosaur line?

I had suggested the same thing in another thread, it may have been this one actually. At this point it really wouldn't hurt my feelings any.

The Nasutoceratops is my favorite too, but the Yutyrannus takes second place for me.

[amanda]

I can't see much to like about the Velociraptor. The paint in that pick is mega thick and gloppy looking. It's a hideous application. If they can't get the catalog representation to look good, what hope is there for production models? Look at it. All the fine detail of the feathers on the head and neck are just mired in thick paint. Shameful. The Yutyrannus is likely to become my first feathered dino. I only own one Raptor, the Battat Utah, so no feathers here yet. Not by design, just by way of species. Really, all the WS figures are pretty much must haves this year.

[amargasaurus cazaui]

I guess I am still lost trying to understand why the Safari LTD thread is being flooded with wild Safari pieces..is my syntax incorrect or isnt Safari LTD referring to Carnegie line and the WS line would be another thread? I guess I must have misunderstood, can someone clarify?