CollectA New for 2016

[Kovu]

^yes, I notice that the majority of their prehistoric mammals are in the deluxe size, they could try releasing a couple in a standard size along with the deluxe releases. The standard size would be great for smaller mammals like early horses and early relatives of carnivores/other ungulates.

That's a great idea! Early horses would be especially wonderful, what with CollectA's expertise in making ungulates, but so would primitive cetaceans like Ambulocetus and Pakicetus.

Also, a dire wolf and a pygmy mammoth.

I wonder if any early horses they did would be sculpted by their prehistoric sculptor or their equine sculptor, Deborah McDermott? She's insanely talented, especially her resin work.

[terrorchicken]

She should do a line of prehistoric/extinct horses to go with the Przewalski horse figure.

[tanystropheus]

Neat! I'm definitely on board for the Thalassomedon and the Deinocheirus. Very cool to see them in better detail.

I'm not sure this particular reviewer knows what he's talking about, though:"It's like the missing link between fish and plesiosaurs."
...What? 

Yeah, I caught that as well. He usually seems to know what he is talking about. He must have had a rough day and did the video sleep deprived or something 

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

Anybody know the approximate scale of the Lythronax figure? I might get it if it doesn't look out of place with my 1:40 models. I'm definitely getting the Deinocheirus, so that roughly my range scalewise.

[Halichoeres]

Anybody know the approximate scale of the Lythronax figure? I might get it if it doesn't look out of place with my 1:40 models. I'm definitely getting the Deinocheirus, so that roughly my range scalewise.

I'm not sure anyone has it in hand yet, but I'd say by eyeballing the group shots it's probably pretty close to 1:40 (±15%).

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

Anybody know the approximate scale of the Lythronax figure? I might get it if it doesn't look out of place with my 1:40 models. I'm definitely getting the Deinocheirus, so that roughly my range scalewise.

I'm not sure anyone has it in hand yet, but I'd say by eyeballing the group shots it's probably pretty close to 1:40 (±15%).

Ok, so I'm not mistaken in thinking that most of these figures are relatively close to 1:40, even if some might be slightly larger (Beishanlong) or smaller (Deinocheirus).

[Dinoguy2]

Anybody know the approximate scale of the Lythronax figure? I might get it if it doesn't look out of place with my 1:40 models. I'm definitely getting the Deinocheirus, so that roughly my range scalewise.

I'm not sure anyone has it in hand yet, but I'd say by eyeballing the group shots it's probably pretty close to 1:40 (±15%).

Ok, so I'm not mistaken in thinking that most of these figures are relatively close to 1:40, even if some might be slightly larger (Beishanlong) or smaller (Deinocheirus).

I also mainly collect 1:40, and the Deinocheirus looks like its within the known size range. Could easily be B in this figure, which would then definitely have the right sail proportions if the sail changed with age.

[Halichoeres]

Anybody know the approximate scale of the Lythronax figure? I might get it if it doesn't look out of place with my 1:40 models. I'm definitely getting the Deinocheirus, so that roughly my range scalewise.

I'm not sure anyone has it in hand yet, but I'd say by eyeballing the group shots it's probably pretty close to 1:40 (±15%).

Ok, so I'm not mistaken in thinking that most of these figures are relatively close to 1:40, even if some might be slightly larger (Beishanlong) or smaller (Deinocheirus).

The Beishanlong is the biggest exception, I think--I think it's more like 1:20.

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

I also mainly collect 1:40, and the Deinocheirus looks like its within the known size range. Could easily be B in this figure, which would then definitely have the right sail proportions if the sail changed with age.

Thanks, that's very helpful!

The Beishanlong is the biggest exception, I think--I think it's more like 1:20.

I see. Yeah, it seemed way too big. Too bad! It's a very pretty model though. It might even tempt me to go outside my size preferences...

[Concavenator]

When is the rest of new CollectAs being released?Shouldn't it be sometime this month?

[Flaffy]

Deinocheirus... Can't wait to get my hands on that beauty! 

[Concavenator]

The new wave of CollectAs (Wave 2 ) has been released already in some places,including the Deinocheirus and Thalassomedon.

[Flaffy]

The new wave of CollectAs (Wave 2 ) has been released already in some places,including the Deinocheirus and Thalassomedon.

Thanks for the info!  (drools over deinocherius) I hope ED will have them in stock soon.

[MiniZoo]

When is the rest of new CollectAs being released?Shouldn't it be sometime this month?

All 2016 CollectA figurines now available at MiniZoo!

• Link for all CollectA 2016 models .. http://www.minizoo.com.au/categories/Collecta/CollectA-2016/
• Link for CollectA Prehistoric page.. http://www.minizoo.com.au/categories/Collecta/Prehistoric/

CollectA's mini dinosaur range are also in stock and will be uploaded onto our website in the next 24hrs 

[Brontozaurus]

*eagerly orders Duck Satan Deinocheirus*

[suspsy]

Wonderful news! Can't wait to get the Beishanlong!

[Concavenator]

Has anyone gotten the new CollectAs already?If so,are there any pics available? 

[Mo_the_Triceratops_King]

Yeah we need pics, but i dont know whats with all that mini dinosarus. I really dont need a smaller versions of my dinos. Make something new.

[CityRaptor]

Minis are generally pretty popular. The masters of minis are of course the Japanese, but western companies also make some nice ones.

[suspsy]

I find the minis very charming. Travel-sized versions of my favourite dinosaurs! I already reviewed Tube A and I'll eventually get Tube B and review it if no one else beats me to it.