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Heil, Frederik the Lokiceratops! This is the very first toy of the species, which was only announced to the world back in the summer of this year. The Norse god of mischief would be amused by that fantastic frill!
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Between PNSO and HLG, we’ve never had it so good with these ceratopsians, surpassing even the glory days of Safari. This has been another good year.
Remember what I said in the PNSO Meraxes announcement post here about it possibly being the likely then-record breaker of the fastest a prehistoric animal got a figure after having been described and named? Well, this may be the new record breaker in that vein, as Lokiceratops was described only a bit over four months ago, and, more specifically, 129 days, 108 days less than the amount of days in between Meraxes’s description and announcement of PNSO’s figure.
And goodness is this gorgeous. It perfectly captures the asymmetrical horn structure known from this ceratopsian, and the coloration is genuinely pleasing to look at. The wait after Njor the Camarasaurus’s reveal definitely paid off.