Paleozoo Models

[Flaffy]

New models (sort of, anything that hasn't been previously posted)

[sauroid]

i wonder why he stopped updating his thread in the forum...

[Flaffy]

I would love to get the groenlandaspis and Edicarian set, but they are way out of my price range.

[Silvanusaurus]

Oh boy, I'm going to need to get this.

[Viergacht]

These are fantastic - I really love the color schemes. The Opabinia and Dunkleo are particularly eye-grabbing.

[Halichoeres]

That Tiktaalik is really tempting, despite the hefty price tag.

[Flaffy]

New Remigolepis
Link: http://www.paleozoo.com.au/remigolepis.php
Also the Edicarian biota is available for individual sale.

[Halichoeres]

Well, that tears it. Time for an order. Thanks for the update!

[BlueKrono]

I know where Halichoeres's Christmas money is going.

[Halichoeres]

I know where Halichoeres's Christmas money is going.

There and Dejankins for all the new Safari figures...

[RobinGoodfellow]

New "ancient" figures from Paleozoo:

Charnia


Funisia


Website:
http://paleozoo.com.au/shop.php

[Flaffy]

Still out of my price range... Unfortunately.

[Flaffy]

Is shipping from Australia always this expensive?
I wanted to order a Paleozoo Dickinsonia, but the shipping was almost the same price as the figure itself at $31 AUD (~$21 USD).
At only 8cm, the Dickinsonia isn't a particularly large, or overly space occupying figure.

[SBell]

Is shipping from Australia always this expensive?
I wanted to order a Paleozoo Dickinsonia, but the shipping was almost the same price as the figure itself at $31 AUD (~$21 USD).
At only 8cm, the Dickinsonia isn't a particularly large, or overly space occupying figure.

It is. Mostly because it's always international overseas. And unless you want to wait for three months, air postage costs a lot.

[Avian]

If only they had a distributor in America...

[stegosauria]

Is shipping from Australia always this expensive?
I wanted to order a Paleozoo Dickinsonia, but the shipping was almost the same price as the figure itself at $31 AUD (~$21 USD).
At only 8cm, the Dickinsonia isn't a particularly large, or overly space occupying figure.

Probably the best way to order more figures at one time if you were eyeing a few other figures. It will sounds reasonable the shipping fee if you got more figure in a package. Just check the weight limits.

[Loon]

Maybe if multiple people in the US were interested in some figures we could organize and do one order. I imagine that'd be considerably cheaper. I really would like the tiktaalik, but have a hard time justifying that shipping price.

[SBell]

Maybe if multiple people in the US were interested in some figures we could organize and do one order. I imagine that'd be considerably cheaper. I really would like the tiktaalik, but have a hard time justifying that shipping price.

I got the tiktaalik and lobefin together last year. It didn't seem too bad altogether. They're fairly large as well, and require quite a bit of secure packaging

[RobinGoodfellow]

(..) I really would like the tiktaalik, but have a hard time justifying that shipping price.

Paleozoo figures are quite fragile and an insurance is included into shipping quotes.
If your receive a broken figure, Paleozoo will send another one for free.

..and, to be honest, international shipping prices from USA to Europe could be even higher than Australian' ones (I never spent less than 27USD from USA to Europe, even for small articles)..

[Flaffy]

Paleozoo figures are quite fragile and an insurance is included into shipping quotes.
If your receive a broken figure, Paleozoo will send another one for free.

..and, to be honest, international shipping prices from USA to Europe could be even higher than Australian' ones (I never spent less than 27USD from USA to Europe, even for small articles)..

I see, it just find it a bit much considering Minizoo can do shipping for $9 USD to my country for something like the Southlands Diprotodon.