Dinomike Spinosaurus - Now Photobucket free!

[Dinomike]

Hi all! I'm happy and excited to announce that the 1:80 Scale Dinomike Collection Spinosaurus aegyptiacus is now ready to ship. Here are the official promotional pictures of the final product. Make sure to get your soon as these will run out very quickly! The price for this beauty is 45€/50$ + postage. PM me or Jetoar if you are interested!

2016_11_27_PromoPic3LoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

2016_11_27_PromoPic2LoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

2016_11_27_PromoPic1LoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

[Killekor]

Wow! Unfortunately I can't get one of them

Predasaurskillekor

[Dinomike]

Oh! For those who are interested - custom paint job option will also be available for the Spinosaurus. Just ask for details!

[Dinomike]

Hi everyone - I'm happy to announce that there will be a flat rate of 5€/5.5$ for shipping within the EU and 9€/10$ for international shipments. No additional cost will be added. So the price for shipping will be quite reasonable.

[Dinomike]

Hi everyone! For those who want to get something special for that special someone for the Holidays - there will also be a gift card option. An electronic gift card with the recipients name will be sent upon ordering a Dinomike Collection 1:80 scale Spinosaurus as a present.

2016_12_05_DinomikeGiftCard by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

[Dinomike]

Check out our latest promo pic for the awesome 1:80 scale Spinosaurus! Make sure to order yours soon! Remember - we also have the option of sending an electronic gift card!

2016_12_07_PromoWithArianeLoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

[Takama]

Check out our latest promo pic for the awesome 1:80 scale Spinosaurus! Make sure to order your soon! Remember - we also have the option of sending an electronic gift card!

You sure know how to make a Professional Advertisement. I could see this in a random Children's Magazine.

[Dinomike]

Check out our latest promo pic for the awesome 1:80 scale Spinosaurus! Make sure to order your soon! Remember - we also have the option of sending an electronic gift card!


IS that your Wife?  Either way you sure know how to make a Professional Advertisement. I could see this in a random Children's Magazine.

No, she's not. Thank you for the compliments!

[DinoLord]

I think it's a pretty common stock photo person. But very creative idea nonetheless!

[Albertosaurus]

Check out our latest promo pic for the awesome 1:80 scale Spinosaurus! Make sure to order your soon! Remember - we also have the option of sending an electronic gift card!

May I give you my opinion about the promo image? The product itself is really hard to see and she is holding it as if it was a piece of cheap plastic that she is about to throw away. Believe me, I know something about marketing, and this ad is not selling your product well at all. Put the attention on the figure itself, show it to the potential customers in detail so they can have a clear vision of it. Forget about the model, you are targeting a public that doesn´t care that much about a pretty girl. Would be enough showing the hands of the model holding the figure with care, to show that it is a well crafted valuable item, not just something that you handle carelessly, a cheaply produced toy dinosaur, or whatever it is since is so hard to see. I assume that you photoshopped it, so probably you can find a better stock model with a more serious attitude, gently holding a valuable product.
Just my 2 cents.

[copper]

May I give you my opinion about the promo image? The product itself is really hard to see and she is holding it as if it was a piece of cheap plastic that she is about to throw away. Believe me, I know something about marketing, and this ad is not selling your product well at all. Put the attention on the figure itself, show it to the potential customers in detail so they can have a clear vision of it. Forget about the model, you are targeting a public that doesn´t care that much about a pretty girl. Would be enough showing the hands of the model holding the figure with care, to show that it is a well crafted valuable item, not just something that you handle carelessly, a cheaply produced toy dinosaur, or whatever it is since is so hard to see. I assume that you photoshopped it, so probably you can find a better stock model with a more serious attitude, gently holding a valuable product.
Just my 2 cents.

I agree with Albertosaurus fully. Although I studied graphic design for a couple of years, not marketing specifically, but we learned to market our products to our customers.

[Dinomike]

Thank you guys for the comments!

More product oriented pictures can be found on the first page in this thread. Again, thank you for your comments - we'll let our marketing staff know.

[Dinomike]

Okay, our team put together a new ad.

2016_12_08_FirePlacePromoPicLoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

[Dinomike]

We are very happy and honored our Spinosaurus has made this list! Go vote for your favorite everyone!

http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=5114.msg155123;topicseen#new

[Dinomike]

Happy Holidays everyone! In honor of the festive season - shipping will be free on all orders till the end of the year 2016!

2016_12_22_HappyHolidaysLoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

[Derek.McManus]

  Very festive dinosaur !

And a generous offer!

[Dinomike]

Hi all! I'm happy to announce that the Dinomike 1:80 Spinosaurus Diorama set is now also available at the Finnish Museum of Natural History! It is super cool to have provided this beautiful museum with an accurate, up-to-date reconstruction of this magnificent creature. If you are planning a trip to Finland be sure to visit the museum and pick up your very own Spinosaurus!


https://www.luomus.fi/en/natural-history-museum

[ceratopsian]

Very well done, that is an achievement!  It's a lovely model that certainly brings me pleasure.

[Dinomike]

Very well done, that is an achievement!  It's a lovely model that certainly brings me pleasure.

I'm so glad to hear that! 

[Dinomike]

Here are some pics from the museum gift shop.

MuseumLoRes by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr

Museum2Lores by Mikko Sinervo, on Flickr