REBOR general discussion

[postsaurischian]

  Still available in Germany.
  http://shop.modellpferdeversand.de/Rebor-TM-Figuren/REBOR-1-35-Carnotaurus-sastrei-Museum-Class-Replica-Crimson-King::10306.html
  https://www.urzeitshop.de/gb/rebor/3085-carnotaurus-crimson-king-dinosaur-model-by-rebor-5060413160314.html

[tanystropheus]

  Still available in Germany.
  http://shop.modellpferdeversand.de/Rebor-TM-Figuren/REBOR-1-35-Carnotaurus-sastrei-Museum-Class-Replica-Crimson-King::10306.html
  https://www.urzeitshop.de/gb/rebor/3085-carnotaurus-crimson-king-dinosaur-model-by-rebor-5060413160314.html

Thank you for the links. I was wondering if I should pick it up soon or wait around in the event that REBOR simply forgot to stock it. I remember seeing bootlegs of it shortly after it was released. Perhaps, REBOR got discouraged?

[tanystropheus]

Does anyone know why REBOR Carnotaurus is not listed in BBTS and other places? Is it being phased out or just temporarily not available?

A quick look around indicates it's out of stock pretty much everywhere...

Yeah, that seems to be the situation. I remember that was also the case with Velociraptor blind boxes but they eventually restocked.

[Mellow Stego]

Got the idea to do this from Instagram.

[Takama]

  Now I want the Sideshow coloured version .

Which one? The brown and red ones are both colored similar to the Sideshow Rexes.

[Loon]

Rebor made this their cover photo:


For once I'm actually really interested in something they're doing. I loved "Dinosaur" as a kid, and wouldn't mind an Iguanodon in that style.

[Shonisaurus]

I'm glad that Rebor opts for new less-known theropods like this ekrixinatosaurus if he does that theropod would be the first of its kind. On the other hand it gives me the impression that they will not make solid PVC but vinyl like the Komodo dragon anyway I celebrate that they have projected that very rare theropod.
On the other hand that carnotaurus seems more scientific sincerely it is not based on JP / JW and I also celebrate it.

[Flaffy]

Interesting, but would've been nice if the Ekrixinatosaurus had slightly more differences to the Carnotaurus than just simply removing the horns.
E.g. they could've made the osteoderms more rounded, elongated the skull a tad bit (since I assume it's going to require a new mould anyways, might as well)

[Silvanusaurus]

Thats the Carnotaurus I was hoping for when they were making on previously, looks far superior to their first attempt. I have a great fondness for that 'Disney' design, inaccurate though it may be.

[Rain]

Definitely a base for the JP spinosaurus

[Shonisaurus]

They look great those two bodies of tyrannosaurus rex could also serve as the basis for the initial tyrannosaurus rex that made the Rebor mark instead of the triceratops corpse.

What I observe that Rebor are in a way and I say it with affection some blackmailers as it happens with other brands such as Nanmu Studio when making their figures since they present it to us in several versions of colors that favor in many collectors the consumption of their duplicate or triplicate figures at best, that is to say they encourage compulsive buyers to consume but it is also an intelligent way also by Rebor to do so with several color formats as one can choose between one version or another to the time to buy It is as if you buy a suit you choose the one you like the most but for the same price in this case.

[Halichoeres]

Interesting, but would've been nice if the Ekrixinatosaurus had slightly more differences to the Carnotaurus than just simply removing the horns.
E.g. they could've made the osteoderms more rounded, elongated the skull a tad bit (since I assume it's going to require a new mould anyways, might as well)

Yeah, it strikes me as distinctly lazy. I'm suddenly hoping CollectA or Papo announce an Ekrixinatosaurus for next year so that I won't feel compelled to buy this one.

[Rain]

Though it's a nice sculpt, I wish rebor would go back to hand sculpting. Their new figures look very over-textured and the detailing is way too uniform.

[Shonisaurus]

Pretty Rebor stegosaurus are honestly publishing news in a compulsive way but what news! They are all wonderful. The positive among many other things that I see of Rebor is that they take different versions of their prehistoric animals (dinosaurs in this case) in different shades of paint, so that the collector can choose between several figures.

[Killekor]

I think that REBOR is making some of the the best movie based dinosaur figures ever (at least for me)! Before we got that excellent Dilophosaurus (which I have), and now this stegosaurus!
Wow, it's really an exceptional model! I love all of it: the detailing, the color schemes etc etc... it's realistic appareance is superb (it looks almost alive!) and the base of the woodland color variant (the best one for me) is more than great!

Congrats @REBOR_STUDIO for your upcoming model! As always you have a sure buyer of your figures (when I have the possibility of get them).

I have some questions:
-Do you have any plans for an adult Baryonyx?
-Any news of the GnG Spinosaurus, of the Titanoboa and of the fully feathered Yutyrannus you planned to make years ago?
-The Triceratops that you teased is the trident king?
-and one last question: the Dilophosaurus pair is part of a larger diorama or it's already completed with the 2 models?

Thanks in advance!
Killekor

[Shonisaurus]

By the way Rebor and the deinosuchus and sarcosuchus? I am interested in these two figures at least I would like to know when they go on the market in online stores.

On the other hand the titanoboa is a beautiful figure, pity that it will be very expensive.

[Shadowknight1]

@REBOR_STUDIO those Stegosaurs are fantastic!

[Mellow Stego]

These Stegosaurus look great!
Might have to pick Woodland so it can go with Melon.

[Over9K]

Wow, the dorsal plates on the steg are incredible, and that Mountain coloration is striking!

[Faelrin]

I love the woodland coloration, not only because it seems to mostly match with the baby Melon, but the base it has also seems to match not only with Melon's base, but also the Ceratosaurus (and probably the Dilophosaurus pair too). That's what I've been waiting (and wanting) for a couple years now to happen. I definitely need to pick up some Rebor figures for my collection next year. Long overdue. I'm also really glad to see that War Pig won't be the only living herbivore anymore that they've made (though interestingly enough both are thyreophorans). Maybe King Trident will see the day eventually too.

Edit: I noticed that the Carnotaurus and Acrocanthosaurus and some others were missing from BBTS. Are those just out of stock or discontinued?

Another edit: Carnotaurus is out of stock on Everything Dinosaur as well, but the rest of the products seem to have listings still. So at least that's an option if need be.