How these figures look together? [Comparison Thread]

[suspsy]

Received a delivery yesterday. Here's the new PNSO Spinops alongside its miniature self and a couple of fellow centrosaurines:

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

And here's the Eurhinosaurus. The most beautiful ichthyosaur in my collection now:

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

Untitled by Suspsy Three, on Flickr

[Shonisaurus]

@suspsy Thanks for the photos, true the spinops of PNSO is bigger than what people think, is a figure that I acquired last Monday and I can affirm that it is very voluminous and highly recommended since it is rare in the toy market . I do not think that I know that a toy or collection of that rare ceraptoside has been made to date.

On the other hand the PNSO eurhinosaurus is not only beautifully decorated but it is a beautifully sculpted figure and although it is not bulky it is advisable to any person who can afford that luxury to buy it.


@MiezeMatze Regarding the resin stegosaurus is a figure already fully devoted collector and are major words that set of stegosaurus and breeding. Thanks for showing it.

[Concavenator]

@suspsy Thanks for the pics and congrats on your new acquisitions!

BTW, is the Eurhinosaurus accurate? I heard someone say it shouldn't have its snout curved and that the tail is a little too long 

It's very beautiful though.I would say it is along with the Carnegie Ichthyosaurus the best ichthyosaur figure, although I think the Carnegie one has the upper hand here, that Ichthyosaurus is just something else.

Do you plan on reviewing one of those two? Also, out of this new PNSO range of mid-size figures, which one is your favorite so far?

[suspsy]

I'm not reviewing either one, but I know for a fact that they're in good hands.

[Jose S.M.]

That spinops is big! I thought it was going to be like the Safari Diabloceratops, it's even bulkier than the Pachyrhinosaurus!

[terrorchicken]

nice pics! I just noticed that the mini Collecta temnodontosaurus makes a good calf for the larger figure.

[Killekor]

Thanks for the photos Suspsy! Those PNSO's are all awesome (although I think that the Eurhinosaurus is a bit too small for my tastes).

Killekor

[Shonisaurus]

Totally agree Killekor the PNSO eurhinosaurus is very nice but it is too small and not very bulky. What attracts me the most of the set of his sculpture is his touch of paint with those beautiful spots on his back.

[Takama]

Just in case anyones curious

[PhilSauria]

Thanks for the image! - I didn't know that I needed to know but it's handy to see how they line up. Considering the patchy distribution that Mattel has over here in Aus I consider myself lucky to have acquired three out the five shown here.

Don't like my chances of getting hold of the Nusutoceratops though, much as I'd like to.

[Faelrin]

I have all of these. The sense of scale is kind of all over the place for them, but it's probably canon to the Jurassic films, maybe. Still not too bad for what they are though.

[acro-man]

PNSO new stuff and oldies
I love the oldies as much as I do with the PNSO newbies.
But space on my shelf doesn't allow me to own both.
So I did what I usually do - take real nice photos of the oldies and save them in my harddisk forever before kissing goodbye.

[ceratopsian]

@acro-man - some very nice comparison shots.  Also a neat way of putting those thumbnails in a line for us to click on!  The trees look really good put with the PNSO bases too to give height. I especially like thumbnails 2 and 8 (counting from the left).  I admire your discipline in saying goodbye too.

[acro-man]

@ceratopsian much appreciated  BTW, your photography skills have improved a lot

[ceratopsian]

@ceratopsian much appreciated  BTW, your photography skills have improved a lot

You are very welcome.  And as they say, practice makes perfect!

[terrorchicken]

nice rock bases! what brand is that grey triceratops?

[stargatedalek]

nice rock bases! what brand is that grey triceratops?

Safari ltd. I forget the name of the series though.

[Ravonium]

Safari ltd. I forget the name of the series though.

It's from the Great Dinos series.

[Shonisaurus]

@acro-man I congratulate you with those photos of comparison of PNSO prehistoric animals with other brands, such as Safari, Collecta or Favorite. They have been spectacular.

[terrorchicken]

thanks stargatedalek and Ravonium. I wasn't sure it was the one from great dinos, its looks  much better here than it does in the promo pics.