Schleich - new for 2015

[Takama]

Here is the closest i can get to the Figure.   No arms

[suspsy]

Here are the other dinosaurs (the two first are in a normal size) and the other are not mini but "Klein"

I like the new spino

Really i am disappointed that Schleich is being lazy and just making multiple versions of Dinosaurs THEY ALREADY JUST MADE! They could of Called the New Giga a Mapusaurus, and the Spinosaur an Irritator. Of course it would be different if they retired the models that came before, but i don't see that happening acording to there retired list.

Im losing faith in this company.

When it comes to dinosaurs, I never have any faith in Schleich, period. The Giganotosaurus and the Spinosaurus look like they have birth defects.

Still....after years and years of seeing the same horrid small dinosaurs clogging shelves in various stores, I am glad to see a new batch. The Therizinosaurus is lame and the armless Carnotaurus makes no sense, but I do like the spiffy rainbow-themed T. rex!

[Meso-Cenozoic]

Well these new additions are a real motley crew.   Are those canine fangs on the Spino? I am liking some of the color patterns. (That's about the most positive thing I can say right now.)

Takama, what do you mean by "Klein" when referring to size? Kleinwelka?? If so, about what scale are they -- 1/45?

[tyrantqueen]

Okay, I think I've figured it out. The Carno does have arms. It was a combination of low resolution and the fact that the hand is hidden behind the knee.



Now I will proceed to never look at this model again

[tyrantqueen]

Takama, what do you mean by "Klein" when referring to size? Kleinwelka?? If so, about what scale are they -- 1/45?

Klein is what Schleich referred to them as. Klein is German for little or small, afaik.

[Turret]

The Kentrosaurus was a promising start but the rest of the line is a dissapointment to me. I was expecting something like that.
Now if I understand these (minus the spino and giga resculpt) will be part of the small dinos line and the minis will be a line of their own?

[CityRaptor]

Yes, these wiull replace the current batch of small Dinos, hile the Minis will be a different line.  These guys will be sold for 6,79€ while the Minis will be sold for 3,49€.

Okay, I think I've figured it out. The Carno does have arms. It was a combination of low resolution and the fact that the hand is hidden behind the knee.

Yep, that's where they are if it has any.

Still....after years and years of seeing the same horrid small dinosaurs clogging shelves in various stores, I am glad to see a new batch.

Yes, these guys have been around for 12 years...ironically some people on Ebay claim they are rare....

The Therizinosaurus is lame and the armless Carnotaurus makes no sense, but I do like the spiffy rainbow-themed T. rex!

Tyrant Rainbow King!

[Neon-Allo]

And to think Schleich started out not too bad, then......the new releases... the thing thing that sets me off the most is the (supposedly) battle damaged Carnotaurus...I say battle damaged because it probably got its arms bit off by a bigger Theropod.

[Neon-Allo]

Oops, just noticed they are tucked away under the body, lol.

[Neon-Allo]

I was also thinking the Rex looked like this picture.

[CityRaptor]

A resemblance is there.

And to think Schleich started out not too bad, then......the new releases... the thing thing that sets me off the most is the (supposedly) battle damaged Carnotaurus...I say battle damaged because it probably got its arms bit off by a bigger Theropod.

Getting a Dinosaur with some well done battle damage would be nice.

And given the number of Schleich Dinosaurs ( expecially Tyrannosaurus ) with broken off arms that appear on Ebay....Guess that won't be a problem for the Carno. 

[Neon-Allo]

Resemblance?
What do you guys think resemblance or not?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Certainly..but I prefer the Safari version .

[Gwangi]

The only similarity I see is that they both belong to two similar looking genus. It's like looking at two Tyrannosaurus toys from different companies and commenting on the similarity. Of course there would be some degree of similarity right?

[CityRaptor]

Yes, I also think the similarity in this case is due to them being based on related species and both using a common pose.

[Megalosaurus]

This figures have certain style  .
I can't resist to buy the gigaredsaurus, the green wolverinesaurus, the rainbowsaurus rex and the blue tripodtaurus.
Good job Schleich, you are going to get some money from me this 2015.

[Rathalosaurus]

The red one isn't an Allosaurus. It's a Giganotosaurus.

[CityRaptor]

That's the third time someone called it an Allosaurus.

[Nobs]

The blue carno, looks very similiar to their albertosaurus from the replica-saurus line that is retired!

From the pose, color, to the goofy looking toothy grin on its face!

[Gryphoceratops]

the wing finger on the new pterosaur I think is way too short.