PNSO: New For 2021

[Shonisaurus]

That helicoprion is much more expensive than expected, still cheaper on Aliexpress than other stores over at Model Toy Center. I'll buy it from everythingdinosaur anyway, even when the dreaded customs duties haven't started yet.

Incidentally, it looks great.

[Pachyventer]

The first (in my universe ) in-hand pics of the Helicoprion:
https://tieba.baidu.com/p/7357974213

[Shane]

This thing is so unusual, seeing those in hand pics almost makes me want to get it. Almost. The price is still a bit much. Maybe if they send some over to the Amazon warehouses so it qualifies for prime.

[Pachyventer]

I ordered my copy this weekend from Aliexpress)) Can't wait to get it! I'm curious to know what will be the next release? Stego, Torvo or something surprisingly-awesome such as an off-the-list dinosaur, e.g. Edmontonia.

P.S. The Allosaurus figure is really awesome. I think, that's a general situation with models I want: they look much better in person than on pics Besides, the All is quite scratchy: all those teeth-osteoderms-claws make it a dangerous toy for young'uns (regardless of their age ).

[SBell]

The Helicoprion is also available through Amazon now.

Link??

https://www.amazon.com/-/es/PNSO-Dinosaur-Museums-Wilson-Tyrannosaurus/dp/B09513BKQC/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=

Ugh. Expensive by itself, plus shipping cost. I figured as much.

Mine is on the way from AliExpress. Under $40 so not terrible.

[Bread]

Some comparison images of PNSO's Allosaurus. Surprised no one has compared the Yangchuanosaurus and Allosaurus.


Tyrannosaurus compared to the Allosaurus.

Allosaurus by itself.

Also, I noticed a difference in the clear display rod. A slight chop off the side. Hard to explain but visually can be seen. No this is not a defect as it is a clean cut.

[Duna]

@Bread, some rods are like that, if you get the qianzhousaurus, you'll get also the "asymethric rod".

[Concavenator]

@Bread, some rods are like that, if you get the qianzhousaurus, you'll get also the "asymethric rod".

I know what you mean 

[Andre]

That's not a defect. I don't have the Allosaurus, but I do have the Qianzhousaurus, and the rod has this "cut" because that's where it fits its forelimb.

[Bread]

Thanks everyone! I thought this was a new design for the stands. I also never got the Qianzhousaurus so I never knew this was already implemented design.

[Thialfi]

[Stegotyranno420]

I love it!
Im so confused in which I should get

[Andre]

I Love it as well.. but did it have to be museum line?? 
This is going to be pricey.....

[Bread]

Okay, wow very unexpected; however I am in love! Glad I skipped their old Stego....

Also, glad their museum line is still getting attention! I do prefer a juvenile than a base, definitely a step up for PNSO!

[suspsy]

That's a cool upgrade, especially with the baby. If I hadn't already bought Biber I when it came out, I'd be all over this. Wonder what the price tag will be this time?

[Thialfi]

Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly is the difference between their regular mid-size line and Museum Line?

[Faelrin]

I am so glad to see we are getting a new Stegosaurus after all, even if it is one of their museum line models (I mean they still have the original Biber after all in the regular cheaper line). I'm guessing it'll be around the same $60-$70 price tag as the new Wilson is. The detail definitely looks to be on par with the recent Tuojiangosaurus and Miragaia, if not better. I love the baby or juvenile that it comes with as well. Last baby Stegosaurus model I can think of was Rebor's Clover I think (which was still very nice).

I'm definitely going to need to see in hand pics of this one first, and I would like to see it alongside the new Allosaurus. I really hope it is in 1:35 scale as advertised. Granted I think the recent Safari Ltd one was intended to be in that scale, which is a very nice alternative (and I'm sure it'll be much cheaper then this pair here).


@Thialfi Biggest notable difference is the jump in price, and give or take the accompanying packaging. No numbers as well, like the bulk of their releases (as far as I can tell), but that's a minor thing. Maybe someone else could explain better too.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

The museum line are generally bigger (with some exceptions) and come with a bigger foam box, are supposedly all 1:35 scale, though most aren't. And it's am older line, from around the same time as the minis I hope they haven't forgotten.

That is undoubtedly the best Stegosaurus, I do really want that.

[Pachyventer]

What a wonderful update! Guys from the Chinese forum state it will be another pre-sale item for early June. If it is so, the very next figure may be the Torvosaurus. Dang, this June will be hot!)))

[SRF]

Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly is the difference between their regular mid-size line and Museum Line?

The packaging, booklet and mainly the price. Also, all the Museum Line figures are made to be 1:35 scale, while the scale of the models in the mid-size line is different for each model.

About the Stego: wow, I like this one. Just when I've figured how my wishlist is going to look like. But this one will definitely complement the Allosaurus very well. But since it is in the Museum Line, first I'll have a look at its price tag I guess. It's also another release that we can't cross of the list of numbers of the Prehistoric Animals Line that are still to be released...