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Styracosaurus (PNSO)
…elegant box. Styracosaurus is a big animal that is estimated to reach 18′ feet long and stood at around 5-6′ tall, not the largest but also not the smallest, falling at the medium range. PNSO advertise this figure as 1:35 like most of their figures but it appears that it is closer to the 1:33 scale if you used the 18′ feet size estimate. The model measures 7.5″ inches long and 3″ inches high at the shoulders (4″ inches at the tip of the longest s…
Velociraptor (The Lost World: Jurassic Park Series 1 by Kenner)
…wned the capture gear. The Kenner Velociraptor is a toy that has stood the test of time, 20+ years after its original release it’s still a far superior action figure to its Hasbro counterparts. It’s also still quite common and easy to obtain through eBay and the like. This is naturally a must have for Jurassic Park collectors but even if you don’t collect action figures this is a toy worth buying for the young dinosaur fanatic in your life, despit…
Smilodon Roaring (Papo)
…ke this toy stand out. All they needed to do was add some highlights or dry-brushing to the mane, to really make it flow. It would have accentuated its face and body better than the flat base color they used. The same goes for the ball of fur at the end of its small tail. As for the texture on this toy it is rather smooth. If you close your eyes you can really feel the muscle bulges and the skin where it is folded and bunched up. The long wavy man…
Struthiomimus (Marx)
…late 1980s). This is what makes this vintage 1961 Struthiomimus model so re-Marx-able, even by modern standards it’s impressively dainty. The story of the Marx Struthiomimus is intertwined with the history of another dinosaur. It begins in 1923 during Roy Chapman Andrews’ third expedition to Mongolia. Excavating rocks from the late Cretaceous, Andrews’ team discovered several new dinosaurs, including Velociraptor and Oviraptor. The Oviraptor speci…
Utahraptor (Electronic Deluxe)(Terra Series by Battat)
…ch is worrisome since it is targeted at a younger demographic. But it also feels kind of sturdy. The elephant in the room is the light-up roaring feature. The soundbyte is rather interesting, but the glowing eyes and tongue just give it a very generic dinosaur toy look, almost as if it were a bootleg. But hey, it’s Battat’s decision, not mine, and they must have made it for a reason. They also took a page out of Hasbro’s Jurassic World fiasco in t…
Spinosaurus (Replica-Saurus by Schleich)
…n Jurassic Park III prepared the stage for Spinosaurus‘ worldwide fame and updated its reconstruction to a certain degree. Since then, nearly every dinosaur toy company jumped on the bandwagon and depicted Spinosaurus as in JP3. Just recently, this changed again with the designation of a neotype by Paul C. Sereno and Cristiano Dal Sasso and the reconstruction by Nizar Ibrahim–which is still under debate. Thus Spinosaurus is a fine example of scien…
Diplodocus (Invicta)
…t their convenience, and some of our more aged forum members were yet to become the embittered, black-hearted old cranks that they are today. This lovely, along with the other Invicta sauropods, showed that Invicta weren’t going to go all flakey and produce their sauropods at a different scale to their other dinosaurs, thus setting the precedent for the many giant plastic hulks that now adorn the houses of dinosaur-collecting geeks. Diplodocus was…
Encyclopedia of the Paleozoic (Kaiyodo Capsule Q Museum)
…ish. This figure is roughly 1:4 scale. Toward the end of the Devonian, lobe-finned fishes became common, and some even crawled onto land and gave rise to tetrapods. Eusthenopteron was probably committed to an aquatic existence, but was closely related to animals that would be our ancestors. This large predatory fish had a mouth full of formidable teeth, lovingly rendered in this excellent sculpt. Around 1:25 scale, I think this figure is one of th…
Triceratops (2018)(Wild Safari by Safari Ltd)
…d upon the large skin impressions that were preserved alongside the mostly complete Triceratops specimen called Lane. While they have not been formally published yet, the images in the previous link show the impressions to have large polygonal scales, some with nipple-shaped structures. The belly scales sculpted on the model are also true to fossil evidence as well. Unlike the previous Safari Triceratops, this new one has the proper proportions, a…
Utahraptor (Keychain by Schleich)
…fits onto backpack zippers, as you can see. A potentially nice little back-to-school gift for your youngster. Less than two years till kindergarten! Overall, I don’t find this Utahraptor keychain spectacular, but I can easily picture younger dinosaur fans enjoying it. It is available online at stores like MiniZoo and Amazon. Incidentally, one of the biggest and most exciting fossil finds of the century occurred in 2001 with the discovery of not…
Tyrannnosaurus (Jurassic Hunters by Geoworld)
…cious! Bright orange, yellow and blue may be eye catching, but they do not combine well here. I might not have minded as much if the application was better. The paint is slapdash and applied horribly. The black nails are the only redeeming quality of the paint job, but even then it’s been botched by not being completely covered. The teeth are the worse, where some are not painted enough, or it runs onto the lips. If it were more subdued, like in t…
Dodo (Forgotten Friends Series A by yowie)
…all other features are right. This figure has quite a nice retro vibe to it, and I appreciate it for that. The sculpt is nice, paint done well and has a charm to it. While I would like a more updated, modern incarnation to come out, I do like these ones from the past. Once again, eBay is your best bet, and I do recommend it for a reasonable price….
Torosaurus (PNSO Museum Line)
…n compared to its close relative the iconic triceratops. In fact, seen side-by-side, Torosaurus may visually even look more impressive than triceratops due to its larger, longer skull and taller frill. So why hasn’t it reached the same level of fame as triceratops?Perhaps it is Triceratops close association with the most famous dinosaur of them all, Tyrannosaurus rex, that helped elevate it to iconic status; these two are forever intertwined throu…
Tyrannosaurus rex (Dinoland by Sinclair)
…books, stickers, and plastic toys – in addition to the famous hollow “Mold-a-Rama” models, six smaller figurines were produced and sold as bagged sets. Although similar in some ways to the famous Marx toy line, which had been active for nearly a decade already, Sinclair’s figurines were entirely unique in design, and have earned special status of their own over the decades as vintage dinosaur collectibles. Of the nine dinosaur models produced for…
Tylosaurus (Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…arable to a living monitor. Those were probably more often found in shallow-water, complex habitats where it might be beneficial to have your outline broken up in sun-dappled water. Some sharks that are pelagic as adults, but live near shore when young, have bolder coloration as babies. Perhaps large mosasaurs had a similar progression. On balance, this is a wonderful replica, and should make both adult kids and regular kids happy. You can find it…
Tupuxuara Skeleton Kit (Boneyard Pets)
…’ll push for more contemporary reconstructions in the future. I am sure an updated, horizontally posed Tyrannosaurus would be a welcome sight to collectors looking for something sizable, but still affordable. If the pieces prove to be popular – and so far, they’re definitely grabbing attention – perhaps something like this could very well be in the works. Once finished, my new pterosaur has a wingspan of a whopping 23 inches. The lightweight, plia…
Amargasaurus (Carnegie Collection by Safari Ltd)
…the dinosaur market, which was gotten really competitive lately, with near-perfect accurate sculpts, and amazing paintjobs, from lines like Kaiyodo, Kinto, and so on. For the last 4 years, Carnegie has been making some nice new molds. In 2006, they released a new Amargasaurus sculpt, along with an updated feathered Oviraptor. The Amargasaurus itself is simply one of the best Amargasaurus sculpts since Battat’s Amargasaurus. It’s done in the Carne…
Spinosaurus (PNSO Scientific Art Model)
…is point, they begin thinning out as it reaches the base of the tail, then completely disappear. The back legs are in a striding pose, with one leg further back than the other. It is known that Spinosaurus is both a biped and quadruped animal. What is not currently known is how the animal may have used and positioned its arms when in a quadruped stance. This is the big question that still have no satisfying answer. Notice the exquisite details on…
Stegosaurus (Animal World Dinosaurs by Bullyland)
…ction and available today. It is listed on the Bullyland website as a “mini-dinosaurier”, part of the company’s current ‘Dinopark’ line. An even earlier Bullyland miniature incarnation of Stegosaurus (11733 unpainted, 11706 painted), released in 1980, is very different and can be safely regarded as a completely separate sculpt (‘Mini dinos 1’). Browsing Ebay I also encountered at least one minor variant of the closed-mouth ‘Animal World Dinosaurs’…
Allosaurus (Honourable Lead Boiler Suit Company)
…g, but not enough to make this figure undesirable. Tail and legs. The three-toed feet fit well with the figure, and are complete with dew claws. The front arms have three fingers with clearly visible rclaws. The length of the head is right at 1/8 of the body length, a little large than Gregory Paul’s measurements which are approximately 1/9. The tail is too thin and the legs could use a bit more mass. The calves and upper feet are too long, which…