How these figures look together? [Comparison Thread]

[Faelrin]

About a foot long give or take an inch. Same goes for the Dromaeosaurus I have. Of course this is also a bit dependent on the pose it is in too when it comes to exact length measurements.

[suspsy]

Would love to see a comparison between the two latest sea monsters by Collecta, Kronosaurus and Dunkleosteus.

There's one in my review of the Dunkleosteus. I just posted it to the blog!

[Reptilia]

Thanks for the picture, they look fantastic together. Now we need a Shonisaurus and a Tylosaurus in the same size. Both with articulated jaw, of course. Hopefully for 2019...

[Renecito]

I have this request: A comparison pic of Collecta's 2018 Iguanodon together with PNSO's Shantungosaurus and Mandschurosaurus. Thanks.

[Faelrin]

Here's a pic of the new Mattel JWFK mini action figures with the Hasbro JW mini figures, and the JW Exhibition figures:

[suspsy]

Fish night!
Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

[Reptilia]

Beautiful Collectas! We need an updated Tylosaurus with movable jaw now. Collecta leading position in the prehistoric mammals field might be menaced by Eofauna, but they're still the absolute best when it comes to sea monsters.

[mgaguilar]

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

Ahahaha, you get a Selachimorpha, and you get a Selachimorpha, EVERYBODY GETS A SELACHIMORPHA!

[Shonisaurus]

The dunkleosteus, dimetrodon, kronosaurus and mosasaurus give themselves a banquetazo with the prehistoric sharks. Magnificent set. 

[Reptilia]

The dunkleosteus, dimetrodon, kronosaurus and mosasaurus give themselves a banquetazo with the prehistoric sharks. Magnificent set. 

Sounds both funny and appropriate!

[MoarCrossovers]

How would the CollectA Neovenator and Mantellisaurus look next to the Papo Polacanthus?

[Jetdin]

hi all!
does anyone have the playskool definitely dinosaurs ultrasaurus?
anyone care to post some pics with say, the papo or old carnegie brachiosaurus?

[Shonisaurus]

I would like to see the Colusa mapusaurus next to the carcharodontosaurus and acrocanthosaurus of its same brand. They would look great.

[Halichoeres]

I don't have the CollectA Acrocanthosaurus, but as far as I can tell it's almost identical to the Carcharodontosaurus. Here's the latter with the new Mapusaurus:





In the last couple of years CollectA has gotten better at feet and hips.

@JetDin: Mine is in storage, but here is a photo I took a while back next to some other sauropods:


@MoarCrossovers: I don't have those handy right now, but the answer is "superior."

[Shonisaurus]

Thanks for the nice Halichoeres photos. You see both fantastic and obviously Collecta is improving every year that passes in genius in relation to the development of their figures.

[Jetdin]

I don't have the CollectA Acrocanthosaurus, but as far as I can tell it's almost identical to the Carcharodontosaurus. Here's the latter with the new Mapusaurus:





In the last couple of years CollectA has gotten better at feet and hips.

@JetDin: Mine is in storage, but here is a photo I took a while back next to some other sauropods:


@MoarCrossovers: I don't have those handy right now, but the answer is "superior."

thank you! wow the playskool ultra is that much bigger than even the PNSO huanghetitan! gets me excited!
is the mapusaurus really that slender based on fossil remains?

[Reptilia]

In the last couple of years CollectA has gotten better at feet and hips.

Also in the head sculpt department, looking at these two.

[Halichoeres]

is the mapusaurus really that slender based on fossil remains?

Probably. Theropod sacra tend to be pretty narrow. The Carcharodontosaurus is extra-wide, which meant that the sculptor only had to worry about the center of balance between the nose and the tail. I find the result pretty ugly. The old Mapusaurus suffered from this problem, too, but not nearly to the same extreme.

[Jetdin]

is the mapusaurus really that slender based on fossil remains?

Probably. Theropod sacra tend to be pretty narrow. The Carcharodontosaurus is extra-wide, which meant that the sculptor only had to worry about the center of balance between the nose and the tail. I find the result pretty ugly. The old Mapusaurus suffered from this problem, too, but not nearly to the same extreme.

after looking at some google pics, i think collecta's mapusaurus has a body that is a tad small in terms of overall proportions. giving it more of a raptor feel rather than that apex predator vibe. nontheless, it is still a brilliant sculpt overall

[Archosauria]

Not necessarily a comparison between two figures, but rather, a size comparison.

Does anyone own CollectA's giant (1:10 scale, I think) Tyrannosaurus Rex? I'd like to see it compared to, I dunno, a ruler, your hand, an apple. Just anything so I can get an idea of how large it is.

Thanks!