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Styracosaurus (Prehistoric Scenes by Aurora)
…ll. Finally, the horns have some very faint grooves to them. This kit also comes with a two-section diorama base consisting of a flat patch of ground measuring about 26.5 cm long and 24.5 cm wide at the thick end. A few rocks, a 19 cm tall cycad tree, and a small fern complement the scene. I used tan earth for the base plate. For the cycad and the fern, I simply mixed up various paints I had lying around to create a muddy brown and two different s…
Remigolepis (Paleozoo)
…st yet. Scale-wise, it also works well with the much less realistic Yowie Rolfosteus. If I had one wish from the Paleozoo line, it would be for smaller, more affordable versions of some of these species. They are not exorbitant for what they are, especially considering that they come fully colored, but at a lower price point a person could build a great Gogo reef diorama in no time. That doesn’t stop me from wholeheartedly recommending this and ot…
Edmontosaurus (2020)(Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…rike me as particularly prominent compared to those on other recent Safari dinosaurs. Seam lines notwithstanding, I think that this Edmontosaurus is yet another smashing success for Safari Ltd. It’s impressively big, beautifully sculpted, well-researched, and, of course, it’s a new ornithopod toy in a plastic world that’s largely dominated by theropods, ceratopsians, and thyreothorans. Highly recommended. Strutting along with the Wild Safari Paras…
Megalodon (Deluxe by CollectA)
…play with. Like all shark figures (at least as far as I know), this one is immediately recognizable as a female due to the absence of claspers between its pelvic fins. In keeping with my longtime habit of bestowing pirate-themed names upon my prehistoric water denizens, I’ve dubbed this one Anne Bonny, after the famous female pirate of the Caribbean. Cutthroats of CollectA: Long Ben Every, Shipwreck, Bowsprit, Keelhaul, Anne Bonny, Salmagundi, an…
Majungasaurus (Jurassic World Sound Strike, by Mattel)
…Although discussing scientific accuracy is a moot point with these toys I feel compelled to give this toy some credit in that department. Although far from perfect it is sufficiently abelisaur-like with a short skull, muscular neck, long torso, and absurdly small forelimbs. However, the forelimbs only possess three digits when they should have four. One of the most distinctive traits on Majungasaurus is the horn on its head, made up of fused fron…
Nothosaurus (Imperial)
…d upper parts. The eyes are bright red, which looks a little bit unnatural compared to the otherwise kind of believable colour scheme. It is certainly one of the better-looking of the Imperial figures. It is about 13 cm long and made of very bendable rubber. This made it fun to play with, as the neck, tail and legs could be moved easily. Overall, it’s a pretty cool figure, not entirely accurate, but makes up for it by the overall realism of the sc…
Dimetrodon (Sell Rite Gifts)
…es more so than toy dinosaurs. But these collectibles shouldn’t go unnoticed. They have a certain, simple charm to them, and they’re historically significant to our hobby as well. I can’t say that I would recommend them at the prices they command online but they’re certainly worth keeping an eye out for in yard sales or antique shops. I know I’ll be on the look out for them from here on out!…
Pachycephalosaurus (large) (UKRD)
…be about to start a scrap! Who knows? Now to accuracy, and one look should immediately ring alarm bells. The tail dragging upright look is quite retro and out of date, as most dinosaurs are know known to hold themselves horizontally. Otherwise, this is pretty accurate, the skull is right and the body matches what is known from other pachycephalosaurs (Pachycephalosaurus is known only from skull material). Not bad, if a little out dated. This is a…
Diabloceratops (Schleich)
…us sizes. Now, the back feet looks great. It is when you look at the front feet that you immediately notice the big problem. The figure is sculpted with all front toes having nails, just like a rhino. This is really unfortunate since everything else on the figure looks awesome. This inaccurate feet sculpting is both a big mistake ( it’s 2019 not the 1990’s) as well as a minor one when all things are said. I suppose one can always paint over those…
Parasaurolophus (Jurassic Hunters by Geoworld)
…e pose is an upright one, as if reaching for leaves to eat. The pose isn’t immediately comparable to other models, but research does show it is a bit similar to the old CollectA model, with the hand and head positions altered slightly. It measures 4.5″ tall and 4.6″ long, scaling to 1:50 (Would it kill to have more consistent scales here!?!?). Now, accuracy is a large bed bug for Geoworld figures, and this has a few. The hands, though changed, are…
Dodo (Wings of the World, by Safari Ltd)
…stic bag, however, it does have a small removable plastic stand around the feet. It also comes with a small booklet containing a very brief history of the animal. Overall, this dodo bird figure is marvelous and I feel fortunate to own such a historical piece. While I’ll never see or hold a living, breathing dodo Bird, this replica is as close as I’ll ever get to one. It’s quite a pleasure to look at because I know how it really was and it makes me…
Zhuchengtyrannus (PNSO)
…tyrannosaur figures I’ve ever seen, and it will be difficult for any other company to come out with a better version, or even one matching it for that matter. But like all PNSO products, Lu absolutely does not come cheap. You can currently find him for sale at all manner of online retailers, including Amazon as well as Dan’s Dinosaurs, Everything Dinosaur, and Minizoo, so best to do some price comparisons before clicking that purchase button. Can…
Pravitoceras (Prehistoric World by CollectA)
…the center there is a somewhat indistinct mouthpart. CollectA avoids the common error of adding a nautilus-like hood sitting atop the head. The aptychi of cephalopods, which are usually preserved disarticulated, were probably jaws, not hoods, so they belong hidden in the animal’s squishy bits. Left: CollectA Pravitoceras, back right: Kaiyodo Nipponites, front right: Kaiyodo Douvilleiceras Pravitoceras is so far only known from the Campanian of…
Brachiosaurus (DINOS! Mega-Mesozoic Fun)
…oles of the feet feature wrinkles. Although this toy’s profile and posture immediately scream “Brachiosaurus!” loud and clear, it should come as no surprise to anyone that it would never win any prizes for accuracy. The teeth are too big and too few, the nares are located high up above the orbits, and the skull is oversized and shrink-wrapped. The tail and limbs are too thick. And finally, the front feet feature four large clawed toes. At least th…
Tyrannosaurus rex (2020)(Blue Version by Schleich)
…ly more so than the standard green version. Quite a few adults too for that matter. I initially bought it because I thought the colour scheme was amusing and over-the-top, and therefore would be fun to write about, but I’ve actually come to like it more since….
Dinosaurs II (Authentics Habitat Collection by Safari ltd.)
…Gregory Wenzel (as well as Dan LoRusso) to sculpt a brand new set of medium-to-large dinosaur figures under the toy company Battat. It’s somewhat ironic to see how Wenzel cut his teeth under Safari ltd before going on to help produce their first (and one of their greatest, by history’s mark) competing toy lines. The Authentics Dinos, set 2 is a fine little collection of dinosaurs to this day, and any avid collector should be able to feel a bit pro…
T. rex Dinosaur Fossil Exhibition (Jurassic World by LEGO)
…ere too is Darius Bowman, the plucky protagonist of Camp Cretaceous. He is immediately recognizable by his yellow jacket and raptor tooth necklace. Like Owen, he also features a double-sided head with a confident expression on one side and a perturbed one on the other side.” “Aww, and here’s a critter I’m happy to see again: a baby Triceratops just like the one we covered here last year. Has the same yellow eyes and white horns and beige underbell…
Fukuiraptor (Prehistoric World by CollectA)
…w for 2019. Since this is the first review of a Fukuiraptor for the DTB, I feel compelled to give some information. Firstly, the name, it’s not as hard to pronounce as you might think and translates to “thief of Fukui”, named after the Fukui Prefecture where it was found. But don’t confuse this dinosaur with Fukuisaurus or Fukuivenator, two totally different dinosaurs. Japan might want to start thinking up some other names for dinosaurs from this…
Ceratosaurus (2021)(Schleich)
…r to stretch due to the right foot being about to lift off the ground. The feet sport nicely sculpted, bird-like scutes that are highlighted by dark brown wash. And moving on to the tail, you can see the skin folds again stretching at the base of the tail. All in all, a very refined detail work. Now for the accuracies and inaccuracies, starting with the former. The iconic nasal horn and pre-orbital crests are present and correctly shaped, the shap…
Gryposuchus (Jurassic World Epic Evolution, Wild Roar by Mattel)
…re some faint dull purple bands on the tail which make the paintjob appear complete overall, a rarity for Mattel toys. The nails are not painted but their smooth texture contrasted against the rough texture of the feet gives the illusion that they might be. The inside of the mouth is faint pink, and the teeth are white. The eyes are yellow with slit pupils. The pupils are not painted but since the underlying blue color is so dark it doesn’t really…