PNSO dinosaurs

[postsaurischian]

I'm looking forward to every new model PNSO produces.
My biggest wish though would be if these two counterparts to the "Seven little Dinosaurs"-set would ever see the light of day:

[Ravonium]

I'm a bit skeptical of that plesiosaurid (which I assume is Elasmosaurus), but I guess I'll have to wait for further images 

[Syndicate Bias]

That yutyrannus is getting closer. Although I doubt this is anything official.

Nice! So the unreleased theropods are Giganatosaurus, Yutyrannus (unpainted correct?), and...what is the one that looks like it is circling prey?

Also, is that an Elasamosaurus in the bottom right!?

Chris

Yangchuanosaurus vs Chungkingosaurus
@Dobber

[Ceratosaurus]

I believe the plesiosaur is just taken from a photo of a full size model from one of their exhibitions. We'll see if one is in the plans.

[Renecito]

I am not really into collecting small scales figures, so I would like PNSO to continue producing large models, I simply love them as much as any resin one.

[suspsy]

I'd sure love to see Yutyrannus, Sinotyrannus, Zhuchengtyrannus, and any other Asian tyrannosaurs at this new size category.

[Ceratosaurus]

After seeing some new photos of the PNSO Ankylosaurus I confess I think it looks awesome. Still doesn't make Papo irrelevant for me. I do wish it was a little bigger though.

https://tieba.baidu.com/mo/q/album?word=pnso&tid=6121669394&template=slide_image&title=pnso甲龙，是时候来波实物图了&album_from=frs_abstract&direction=2&pic_id=&click_url=ff37bb27cffc1e1756079a784490f603728de95b&img_width=750&img_height=2000&img_quality=100

[Syndicate Bias]

After seeing some new photos of the PNSO Ankylosaurus I confess I think it looks awesome. Still doesn't make Papo irrelevant for me. I do wish it was a little bigger though.

https://tieba.baidu.com/mo/q/album?word=pnso&tid=6121669394&template=slide_image&title=pnso甲龙，是时候来波实物图了&album_from=frs_abstract&direction=2&pic_id=&click_url=ff37bb27cffc1e1756079a784490f603728de95b&img_width=750&img_height=2000&img_quality=100

It totally made papo irrelevant 

I think this line has better paint quality so far with this Anky. I hope PNSO increases their paint app quality as they go

[Ceratosaurus]

It totally made papo irrelevant 

I guess one has to save money somehow. I'll admit there's a few figures I bought in the past that I question now.

[PhilSauria]

That yutyrannus is getting closer. Although I doubt this is anything official.

Official or not one has to be a little optimistic given that the majority of the items on this page are either available or on the way. If that Plesiosaur (species TBC) comes out that's a must-have for me. Mind you at the moment put me down for just about any new release from this company!

[tanystropheus]

It totally made papo irrelevant 

I guess one has to save money somehow. I'll admit there's a few figures I bought in the past that I question now.

Regarding the Ankylosaurus, it is better designed than the Papo in terms of anatomical accuracy, and more charming than the WS. It also has better paint apps than the WS. Honestly, I would say it is the best Ankylosaurus to date. For comparison's sake, I own the Favorite, Papo and Mattel versions.

I can't comment on the Elasmosaurus but I would buy it in a heartbeat if it was released. I only have the dated Schleich version. The WS version was okay (the muddy paint apps and weird coloration ruined it for me).

We really don't have much upcoming plesiosaurid choices. There's the decent but kinda weirdly appealing Mattel version. The atrocious Scleich version which may or may not fall in the "its's so bad it's good" category. So, yes, the PNSO Elasmosaurus would be a godsend.

[Ceratosaurus]

In no way would I deny it's a better figure than the 2011 Papo "Ankylosaurus".  I'm talking about the comments that the new PNSO line has made Papo irrelevant as a whole...the idea is growing on me.

[Syndicate Bias]

In no way would I deny it's a better figure than the 2011 Papo "Ankylosaurus".  I'm talking about the comments that the new PNSO line has made Papo irrelevant as a whole...the idea is growing on me.

meh, i was being sarcastic only because i love both companies the same. That and Nanmu and W dragon as far as highly detailed and great quality goes.

i would definitely be buying an elasmosaurus from them as well. I have more hope in PNSO than Papo in the poses and species choice.

They already made 3 of the big 4 for me. Just need a Carcha which i have 90% confidence that they will make one eventually so I'd say PNSO will become my second or first biggest collection over time and over Papo currently.

Their Yutyrannus is 👌👌👌

Is it juat me or is Baidu's community a lil judgy of Vitae? I keep seeing some comments time after time that appear to bash them for lower quality or paint or whatever lol

[Ceratosaurus]

Vitae never really appealed to me. I don't even know what it was other than the high prices. Just the texture their sculpts had.

Oh and just wanted to mention there was no Carcha illustration in that PNSO Them Age of Dinosaurs book that I have. I think every other figure so far was depicted in that book in some way. Didn't mean to ruin your day 😁

[Shonisaurus]

I'm looking forward to every new model PNSO produces.
My biggest wish though would be if these two counterparts to the "Seven little Dinosaurs"-set would ever see the light of day:

By the way that tsintaosaurus is made of resin or PVC? The same goes for its counterpart to the Chinese dinosaur series of the package with stamps that was made years ago by PNSO. That tsintaosaurus, at least its prototype is fabulous and is one of my favorite dinosaurs but we do not yet know what material these figures will have. It is a very beautiful figure.

[tanystropheus]

In no way would I deny it's a better figure than the 2011 Papo "Ankylosaurus".  I'm talking about the comments that the new PNSO line has made Papo irrelevant as a whole...the idea is growing on me.

LOL. Oops totally misread your comment. Yeah, I don't think it renders the Papos irrelevant. There's stylistic differences between them. Papo models have a unique sense of gnarliness  coupled with those  "shocked" candid poses. Even with the amazing PNSO Spino out in the market, I would have an incredibly difficult time choosing it over the Papo version. They (the Spinos) are almost neck-and-neck as far as my preferences are concerned. I think my overall preferences go something like this  Eofauna > PNSO > Papo = REBOR > Vitae

[KeU]

Is it just me or is Baidu's community a lil judgy of Vitae? I keep seeing some comments time after time that appear to bash them for lower quality or paint or whatever lol

Yeah, something is going on.
Some folks don't even want to mention the Vitae name. They go by "a certain brand".
Definitely unhappy customers in terms of the product quality.
I can't help but think that it is a little political as well. Considering Vitae originates from Hong Kong.

[Halichoeres]

That's kind of a shame about people being so down no Vitae. Some of their sculpts are mediocre (Sinraptor), but others are really nice (Chilantaisaurus, Zhejiangosaurus), and on average they've chosen more interesting, adventurous species.

On another note, I notice that the large vinyl Triceratops recently disappeared from Amazon.

[Fembrogon]

Vitae would be great if their figures sold at... like, half what they actually do. I have the Chilantaisaurus and Wuerhosaurus, and I think they're on par with some Safari/CollectA figures, but not superior.
It would also help if they had a wider selection by now and better distribution (although that last one might not be their fault).

Anyway, I went ahead and purchased a Megalodon, AND a Mamenchisaurus, because I want more big herbivores in my collection. Combined they cost me just over 90USD, so I'd say that was a good deal! I look forward to seeing both hopefully in the next few weeks.

[KeU]

Pictures of Sede have started trickling out on the Chinese forums.
Paint application seems pretty good and decently sized too.
https://tieba.baidu.com/p/6122246255
https://tieba.baidu.com/p/6122965228