Papo New for 2017

[Sigmasaurus]

If I only had to get 1 of the New Papo it would EASILY be that Cryolophosaurus.

[hao_bao]

Polacanthus looks pretty good with the Sauropelta and Euoplocephalus.

Papo should attempt to make another stegosaurid (a Lexovisaurus would be nice). Where is the Papo Kentrosaurus? Every established dinosaur company has one.

I miss Papo ceratopsians, but it seems that WS and CollectA has me covered (for now). I'm also looking forward to ceratopsian models by PNSO, REBOR and Creative Beast.

The Euoplocephalus is marketed as an Ankylosaurus.

[ZoPteryx]

I'll definitely be picking up the Cryo and Cerato, minor inaccuracies aside, they look gorgeous!  The Acro is a solid maybe pending more photos, just wish the arms and head were smaller.

[Derek.McManus]

Just noticed that the new Papo figures are up for release on the Wonderland Models website in two batches the 15th of March and the 20th April prices start at £6.99.

[Reptilia]

Hopefully, it'd be nice to have all new models as early as april.

[Acro's comics]

Just noticed that the new Papo figures are up for release on the Wonderland Models website in two batches the 15th of March and the 20th April prices start at £6.99.

That is very exciting. I can't wait to see them in person.

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

I am surprised that the new Ceratosaurus doesn't look like the one in JP3 and has four fingers, non-pronated hands, and has an accurate nose horn and the ridges over its eyes! Papo is doing really well this year. I really want the Cryolophosaurus, the Acrocanthosaurus, and the Ceratosaurus.

[CityRaptor]

Papo has moved away from JP in recent years. Sure, there is sometimes still a new JP inspired piece, like the Dimorphodon ( not counting the Raptor as it is a Redeco ), but not as often as it used to be. Their Dilophosaurus is not based on JP either, despite having a rather iconic look in the movie. 

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

Papo has moved away from JP in recent years. Sure, there is sometimes still a new JP inspired piece, like the Dimorphodon ( not counting the Raptor as it is a Redeco ), but not as often as it used to be. Their Dilophosaurus is not based on JP either, despite having a rather iconic look in the movie.

I see what you mean. Probably the first non-JP inspired dinosaur in the Papo line was the Papo Allosaurus.

[Shadowknight1]

Papo has moved away from JP in recent years. Sure, there is sometimes still a new JP inspired piece, like the Dimorphodon ( not counting the Raptor as it is a Redeco ), but not as often as it used to be. Their Dilophosaurus is not based on JP either, despite having a rather iconic look in the movie.

I see what you mean. Probably the first non-JP inspired dinosaur in the Papo line was the Papo Allosaurus.

As much as I love my Papo Allosaurus, I can plainly see that, while there isn't an Allosaurus in the JP franchise as yet, the figure clearly looks like something that would be in those movies.  Especially with the pronated hands.

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

Papo has moved away from JP in recent years. Sure, there is sometimes still a new JP inspired piece, like the Dimorphodon ( not counting the Raptor as it is a Redeco ), but not as often as it used to be. Their Dilophosaurus is not based on JP either, despite having a rather iconic look in the movie.

I see what you mean. Probably the first non-JP inspired dinosaur in the Papo line was the Papo Allosaurus.

As much as I love my Papo Allosaurus, I can plainly see that, while there isn't an Allosaurus in the JP franchise as yet, the figure clearly looks like something that would be in those movies.  Especially with the pronated hands.

I totally agree with that.

[CityRaptor]

Inded the Dino Showdown Allosaurus  ( not to be confused with the Jurassic World one ) seems to be inspired by the Papo, or at least the same piece of artwork.

[SpartanSquat]

Actually Papo Allosaurus was inspired by first Brett Booth Allosaurus
http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/mesozoicera/images/1/17/Allosaurus-Brett-Booth-2-1024x318.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20110804164002
Also the Minigiga is inspired by his Tyrannotitan.

[Derek.McManus]

I always thought that the Papo Allosaurs looked slightly satanic!

[Shonisaurus]

I always thought that the Papo Allosaurs looked slightly satanic!

Man the allosaurus of Papo is fabulous but that to be inspired in the work of Brett is satanic, does not seem fair to me. Dinosaurs and prehistoric animals and animals in general including the present for me are beautiful in their own way.

Even the animals that we call contemptuously "vermin" (as for example: tarantulas, mambas, scorpions or vipers) have their beauty and charm. For example the irisdiscente cobalt blue tarantula Pterinopelma Sazimai.

The dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures in general were in spite of that of a great majority we know few remnants creatures exceptions. As I say the ugly and also if it is big is beautiful.

I summarize Papo's allosaurus is a prominent piece in my collection and for a figure of great beauty although unfortunately it is not paleontologically correct at one hundred percent.

[Derek.McManus]

Don't get me wrong I think Papo's Allosaurs is a wonderful figure but my initial reaction on seeing it was twofold...dynamic and satanic just the impression I got
..odd when you consider it since if anything Papo's Carnotaurus would be a better satanic candidate as it is at least horned!

[Silvanusaurus]

To be fair, it does have an evil dragon look to it. Thats why I don't care for it myself. I was quite happy to carve that face up like there was no tomorrow when I converted it into a Megalosaurus.

[CityRaptor]

Well, that is a very mammalian view of things.

[tanystropheus]

I always thought that the Papo Allosaurs looked slightly satanic!

...Brett is satanic..

[Shonisaurus]

I always thought that the Papo Allosaurs looked slightly satanic!

...Brett is satanic..

Brett Booth's illustrations are disturbing but with a difference you have to keep in mind that the comic book characters you illustrate are fictitious while the dinosaurs some disturbing and worthy of horror films among other creatures existed.

Without a doubt if there is a hell the birds of hell would be the pterodáctylos and the aquarium of hell is served with the marine creatures that existed and to this it is necessary to include the dinosaurs. Regardless, for me, the ugly is beautiful.