Rebor: 1/35 Scale Ankylosaurus magniventris "War Pig"

[Dyscrasia]

Although not bad, the overall color scheme does look kind of bland. Therefore, I am looking forward to the other two color variants.

[mgaguilar]

@Dyscrasia TBH, that one looks like it has the most exciting color scheme because it actually has contrasting tones. If you look at the others in their packages on the previous page, the Gray and Green versions look pretty one dimensional in tonality.

[Dyscrasia]

Honestly, I like the gray variant (probably "mountain"). It seems to bring out the sculpt details pretty well.

[Shonisaurus]

In my case until I see fully in pictures and videos the new ankylosaurus I prefer not to comment.

[Atokensis]

I'm a fan of the middle one with the grey color scheme (Mountain, I believe) but I dislike seam lines, so I'll wait for the full pictures and decide.

[Flaffy]

"Woodland" colour variant. (yes it looks very similar to the Mountain variant)
Definitely not a fan of the black eye circle, and the head is in an awkward state of not being entirely scientifically accurate, nor is it true to it's "awesomebro" source. As with most, if not all Rebor products.

[Shonisaurus]

The mouth of the ankylosaurus I see rare, on the other hand it is obvious as it is too articulated tail seam. Before buying that figure (if I buy it) I will have to see a video of that product.

Honestly I like the dinosaurs and prehistoric animals of Rebor but this seems too articulate, does not convince me much and would have to be a hypocrite if I said otherwise. Honestly I would have liked it to be made in one piece.

Before deciding to buy it I will see the promotional videos of that figure.

[Faelrin]

I do like this one, but I have a feeling I'll like the other one as well (going off the image of them in the bag). I wonder which I should get after they are released.

[Reptilia]

Like on the PNSO Triceratops and the Papo Iguanodon the articulated jaw looks very distracting, in my opinion.

[Shonisaurus]

Like on the PNSO Triceratops and the Papo Iguanodon the articulated jaw looks very distracting, in my opinion.

I totally agree with you. The articulated jaws are very annoying.

Honestly even the jaw articulated in theropods is extremely annoying. I am very careful with my collection but even over time the articulated jaws of Rebor's tyrannosaurus rex as well as the yutyrannus although they do not touch each other, I can say the same in figures from other companies. I say this with all due respect to the supporters of articulated jaws and PVC dinosaur figures articulated not only from jaws but from other parts of the town.

I'm not a supporter either. I respect it but I am not a supporter.

[Syndicate Bias]

I like them.on theropods. Only con to them is if its made wrong like the vitae giganotosaurus has a huge bump on the bottom because of it. Kinda ruins the sculpt but nothing bad.

Only other con is that if you open them too much they become loose and that is what i hate the most

[Shonisaurus]

I pass a Facebook link about the so-called "War Pigs". They will be available according to Rebor at the end of May. What I said about what companies wanted to commercialize dinosaur novelties among them Rebor coinciding with the premiere on the big screen of the movie Jurassic World "The Fallen Kingdom" was not so misguided.


Link:

https://www.facebook.com/reborstudio/photos/a.555150811278598.1073741827.555146104612402/1521937271266609/?type=3&theater

[Atokensis]

[Reptilia]

Well, the paint looks flawless.

[Shonisaurus]

What always intrigues me about dinosaur toy companies like Rebor in terms of releasing their figures is that they do it by installments, that is, showing is exciting and at the same time it keeps you in suspense.

[Syndicate Bias]

Would prefer if they didnt over articulate their dinos. Could speed up production and also hope they release their vanilla ice soon

[Ceratosaurus]

Newest photos.
https://www.facebook.com/reborstudio/posts/1538114162982253
https://www.facebook.com/reborstudio/posts/1538077276319275
https://www.facebook.com/reborstudio/posts/1538078739652462

[Reptilia]

Official images released, I think I prefer the plain version.

[Ceratosaurus]

With the articulated jaw and posable tail, it might be better to wait for a video review on this but they do look better than I thought they would

[Faelrin]

I prefer the woodland one myself, although I think all three are interesting. Hopefully this means they'll be for sale soon.