Rebor: 1/35 Scale Carnotaurus sastrei "Crimson King"

[Derek.McManus]

I'm looking forward to learning more about Rebors take on this animal!

[Flaffy]

My predictions for the Rebor carnotaurus.
-"Inspired" by Disney's Dinosaurs red devil carnotaurus
-Oversized head
-Oversized arms/hands
-Legs that are too short
-Head too wide
-Inaccurate as always

[Derek.McManus]

Those are sensible predictions! As I said interesting to find out more!

[pylraster]

Am I seeing "fossilized" horns on that teaser pic?

Based on the silhouette...it looks too stocky. Just like the one in the Disney movie.

[tanystropheus]

My predictions for the Rebor carnotaurus.
-"Inspired" by Disney's Dinosaurs red devil carnotaurus
-Oversized head
-Oversized arms/hands
-Legs that are too short
-Head too wide
-Inaccurate as always

I'm actually predicting quite the opposite. If it has a narrow head, it may easily dethrone the other Carnotaurus. The Papo and Carnegie version are almost on par with one another.

[Shadowknight1]

My predictions for the Rebor carnotaurus.
-"Inspired" by Disney's Dinosaurs red devil carnotaurus
-Oversized head
-Oversized arms/hands
-Legs that are too short
-Head too wide
-Inaccurate as always

We can see the arm and hand in the first teaser image and they APPEAR to be correct.  I say appear because I'm not a Carnotaurus expert.

[utd7]

Let's wait for the full reveal and judge it properly then. I have a good feeling though, Carnotaurus is a sort of REBOR style dinosaur and is one of the iconic dinosaurs it seems so will be a popular release for sure.

[Flaffy]

Sooo yeah...

[Rain]

Judging from skeletals, the legs look okay.  Does the body seem a bit too short though? As if it's been scrunched together a bit?

[tanystropheus]

Judging from skeletals, the legs look okay.  Does the body seem a bit too short though? As if it's been scrunched together a bit?

It actually seems a bit lean. I think it is because the legs are straightened (similar to Carnegie) while the Papo version has the animal in a lunge position. It is bending over more than the Carngie version and less than the Papo version. In a sense, the pose is at the midpoint between the aforementioned models. Also, it is less stocky than the Disney and Schleich versions, based on the pictures. I expect the model to have a very unusual color palette.

[pylraster]

Looks like I was wrong. The legs are leaner than I thought they'd be. Here's to hoping the skull is as narrow as the actual animal's.

[Halichoeres]

Does anyone believe this will be in 1:35? Have they ever made anything in 1:35?

[utd7]

Does anyone believe this will be in 1:35? Have they ever made anything in 1:35?

Well their main line is 1/35 scale dinosaurs such as the Yutyrannus, Utahraptor and Ceratosaurus, now if they are accurately to scale is another matter but from my point of view they are in relation to eachother.

[Silvanusaurus]

The is the first Rebor piece since the Acro that I've been genuinely interested in getting, assuming they haven't screwed up the head. Even if it's just a Disney Carnotaurus I'm down with that. Scaly, spikey dinosaurs are what Rebor's good at.

[Shadowknight1]

The is the first Rebor piece since the Acro that I've been genuinely interested in getting, assuming they haven't screwed up the head. Even if it's just a Disney Carnotaurus I'm down with that. Scaly, spikey dinosaurs are what Rebor's good at.

I've said that since they first announced the Acro lol.  That's my favorite REBOR figure thus far and among my favorite dinosaur figures period.

[Rain]

Looks like it's going to be a Disney styled Carnotaurus , 

REBOR: Carnotaurus in Disney's Dinosaur were awesome and we always wanted to pay a little homage to that certain design, just trying to cross it off our bucket list mate

[Silvanusaurus]

Oh well, it is what it is. I suppose it's still possible that they narrowed the head a bit.

[tyrantqueen]

Looks like it's going to be a Disney styled Carnotaurus , 

REBOR: Carnotaurus in Disney's Dinosaur were awesome and we always wanted to pay a little homage to that certain design, just trying to cross it off our bucket list mate

I think their non movie dinosaurs don't make as much money for them, which is why they are moving away from original designs.

[utd7]

The legs look quite lean but the tail does look bulky, maybe it's the angle of the photo tough.

[DinoLord]

I think their non movie dinosaurs don't make as much money for them, which is why they are moving away from original designs.

I can believe this. Their non-movie dinosaurs are in that gray zone where they're not 'awesomebro' enough to attract that demographic, yet not accurate enough to entice the dinosaur nerds (of which I count myself as one).