Haolonggood has revealed their pair of Brontosaurus. The thunder lizard is easily one of the most iconic of all dinosaurs and absolutely deserves greater toy representation.
However, both of these colour schemes have been seen on previous Haolonggood releases, particularly the grey one.
Yuanlin the Guanlingsaurus is next up from PNSO. Guanlingsaurus is a shastasaurid ichthyosaur from Late Triassic China.
They will go well with Youran.
Behold! Eofauna’s newest release is the towering hornless rhinoceros, Paraceratherium (formerly known as Indricotherium and Baluchitherium).
This 1:35 scale Hercules will be coming out in early 2026.
Recur continues to demonstrate just how much they’re improved with two more popular names: Dilophosaurus and Pachycephalosaurus.
The sculpting and accuracy of these toys are truly impressive. Well done, Recur!
Exciting news, king tyrant fans: the Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex is now up for pre-order!
To pre-order, click on this link. And here are some nice, clear images of the T. rex that may help you decide whether or not it’s for you.
Everything Dinosaur has revealed pricing for both versions of their upcoming Evolution 1:33 scale Tyrannosaurus rex. Better start saving up!
The Collector’s Edition will cost £99.99, which currently converts to $184.08 Canadian and $134.37 US. To reserve one, send an email to mike@everythingdinosaur.com.
Next up from Haolonggood is the iconic European ornithopod known as Iguanodon.
The long-necked protorosaur Dinocephalosaurus swam the Triassic seas in what is now China some 245 million years ago. PNSO’s Xiaochong is the first toy of this marvellous monster.
Make way for these heavyweights!
Yes, it’s a pair of Shantungosaurus, the biggest non-sauropod dinosaurs known to science. Haolonggood is really on a roll!
And as you can see, these are BIG toys.
Hope you’ve got room on the shelf!
For this year’s San Diego Comic Con, Mattel is releasing the Tyrannosaurus rex Convention Crasher set. The outer box is styled to look like an old television set, broadcasting a familiar breaking story.
The inner box is styled to look like a convention centre, with frightened attendees streaming out the exit.
Torosaurus is a huge and awesome ceratopsid and this pair from Haolonggood do a great job reflecting that.
I reckon I’m going with the red version myself.
Well, that sure was quick! Here’s the next PNSO reveal, Huigi the “Hongkongosaurus.” It’s PNSO’s unofficial name for a fragmentary sauropod discovered in Hong Kong. This toy’s launch is being promoted through crowdfunding with an estimated release date of August.
I wonder what its official genus name will end up being.
