NEW PICS 09/03/21 Sauroid Collection

[sauroid]

@sauroid , you're gathering up quite the collection of PNSO's - you have an eye for quality.

thank you. im still searching for the Huanghetitan.

[SidB]

@sauroid , you're gathering up quite the collection of PNSO's - you have an eye for quality.

thank you. im still searching for the Huanghetitan.

It was on my search list too, when I was laboring under the misconception that it was 1/35 scale. Apparently it's 1/18, so I was led to believe.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

@sauroid , you're gathering up quite the collection of PNSO's - you have an eye for quality.

thank you. im still searching for the Huanghetitan.

Like this, or cheaper/different?^^

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001369243309.html?spm=2114.12010612.8148356.45.719b4cd7qWlQGk

[sauroid]

thanks for the link @Kapitaenosavrvs 

[Shonisaurus]

@sauroid Best wishes for your purchase, the huanghetitan from PNSO is a very expensive animal, it cost me about 98 euros but then it is a very cool and immense sauropod, a sincerely desirable figure not only for its size but for its beauty comparable to Nick the ceratosaurus or the paraceratherium of itoy to give two examples.

[Halichoeres]

@sauroid , you're gathering up quite the collection of PNSO's - you have an eye for quality.

thank you. im still searching for the Huanghetitan.

It was on my search list too, when I was laboring under the misconception that it was 1/35 scale. Apparently it's 1/18, so I was led to believe.

Works pretty well as a 1/35 titanosaur of some other species, but yeah, I get 1:17-1:18 based on an average of the preserved elements.

[SidB]

@sauroid , you're gathering up quite the collection of PNSO's - you have an eye for quality.

thank you. im still searching for the Huanghetitan.

It was on my search list too, when I was laboring under the misconception that it was 1/35 scale. Apparently it's 1/18, so I was led to believe.

Works pretty well as a 1/35 titanosaur of some other species, but yeah, I get 1:17-1:18 based on an average of the preserved elements.

Thanks, @Halichoeres , for the confirmation. Truth is truth, I've moved on from that particular search.

[sauroid]

the classic PNSO Shantungosaurus, Mandschurosaurus and the "no brand" Kronosaurus from mainland China

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

I do love those big Hadrosaurs from PNSO, congrats on your new lovelies

[Shonisaurus]

My congratulations on your new acquisitions, by the way that shantungosaurus has brighter colors than the PNSO figures had, in my case it has much duller colors.

[sauroid]

thanks Gothmog and Shoni
PNSO mini Yangchuanosaurus



Favorite Co V2 Parasaurolophus


CollectA Elasmotherium

[SidB]

That was a very fine Parasaurolophus, reminiscent of the classic Battat one. The Elasmo is a big bruiser, to be sure, it's always a treat when CollectA releases on of their Cenozoic mammals. I'm looking forward to their Doedicurus.

[Shonisaurus]

My congratulations on your new acquisitions. Magnificent figures sincerely acquired both the elasmotherium Collecta and the parasaurolophus from Favorite as well as the yangchuanosaurus from PNSO are better to have those figures physically, the difference between the photography of those figures compared to having them in person improves ostensibly. Thanks for sharing.

[sauroid]

my recent PNSOs

[SidB]

Great selections, @sauroid  . I didn't mind the cost of the Pachycephalosaurus too much, myself, since it's such a fine sculpt.

[Shonisaurus]

My congratulations on all your new acquisitions, sincerely the figures recently released by PNSO are highly detailed figures with outstanding sculpture. I believe that PNSO's theropods and bipedal animals are some of the best on the market for highly scientific dinosaur figures.

[sauroid]

thanks folks. i got my Pachy @US$22.00. i think that's not a bad price.

[SidB]

No complaint with that price!

[Halichoeres]

That's a good batch, especially the Pachy and Para.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Lovely acquisitions, some nice quality stuff