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Ceratopsian Collection (Capsule Q Museum by Kaiyodo)
…drink and get comfortable. All of the ceratopsians in the set reflect the latest scientific theories and ideas. That should come as no surprise where Kaiyodo is concerned as they’re typically on the up-and-up when it comes to these matters. I do have to take a couple artistic decisions to task here however. First and most importantly; quills. Ever since it was discovered that Psittacosaurus had quills arranged down it’s lower back and tail, artis…
Acrocanthosaurus (Hercules by Rebor)
…ll, but it manages to still look like an Acrocanthosaurus skull. And, in a completely unsurprising note, the first digit on each hand does not possess an enlarged claw similar to Allosaurus and other members of that family. But, most companies forget this feature even on Allosaurus, so let’s move on to the base before hitting the figure proper. The base represents a dried up lake bed, likely drawing inspiration from the tracks attributed to Acroca…
Carnotaurus (Mini Dinosaur Collection by Schleich)
…any new release from Schleich there is little negative to say about their latest take on Carnotaurus. An acceptable level of accuracy matched with Schleich’s high level of detail and interesting paint choices make this an eye catching model. The few inaccuracies it has still serve to provide this model with a level of personality that makes it stand out on the shelf. It’s a well-crafted model and a step in the right direction for Schleich. Hopefu…
Dracorex (Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…nies can match the work done by Papo but Safari is coming close with their latest releases, including this Dracorex. No detail is left amiss. Every bony knob and protuberance on the head of this animal is sculpted in meticulous detail and matches very closely the skull of the actual animal. Scales, scutes and wrinkles adorn the entire body and even small details like the tongue, ear opening and yes, even the cloaca are present. The paint is master…
Tylosaurus (Papo)
…oy is medium-sized at about 23 cm long (9 inches). So that is that, Papo’s latest ‘failure’ has been covered. This mosasaur is surely wrestling with the Papo Plesiosaurus for most position of most inaccurate Papo figure to date. Poor marine reptiles! You can decide if you want to shell out $12 for this one or not. Obviously, if you’re into scientific accuracy there are far better choices available, but if you like prehistoric fantasy creatures, th…
Allosaurus on Carcass (Fauna Casts)
…n our minds. Malcom’s reconstruction of this scene incorporates all of the latest paleontological research. Note the proper positioning of the forearms, and the upward orientation of the tail, which is not seen in older depictions. Also of note is the sauropod carcass itself. In the older work, there appears to be minimal use of the color red. This might be attributed to the relatively sensitive nature of the audience at the time, which the artist…
Ankylosaurus (Papo)
…really harm their commercial prospects that much?). It’s also Papo’s very latest dinosaur, released a few months ago and well overdue the Dinosaur Toy Blog treatment. Papo’s legions of screaming fans (maybe) will be pleased to know that this figure continues the company’s tradition of preposterous detailing and immaculate paint schemes, the likes of which have often made other manufacturers’ efforts look plain embarrassing. A few may complain tha…
Kaprosuchus (Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…d sharp, straight teeth which differ from the slightly hooked teeth of fish-eating, water-based crocodyliforms. Safari have really been exercising their muscle and capability to produce fantastic prehistoric replicas in recent years, and their Kaprosuchus, which is new for 2011, is exceptional. I applaud them on all of the more obscure, but no less cool, genera which they have been reviving in plastic form. It takes some balls to go out on a limb…
Spinosaurus (Soft Model by Favorite Co. Ltd.)
…he fact that the carnivores stand on their own two feet. So it is with the latest addition to the line, this Spinosaurus. It’s very orange. The pose and overall look are near-identical to the Desktop Spinosaurus, but of course this one is somewhat smaller – at about 23cm in length – and much, much more orange. In fact, these photos – enhanced as they are due to my camera being an old piece o’ junk – don’t really do the orangeness of this model jus…
Allosaurus vs. Camarasaurus (Dinosauria by Sideshow Collectibles)
…very animal in motion, muscles straining, jaws gaping, in that typical over-the-top fashion that Sideshow Dinosauria statues are known for. Packs of Allosaurs would probably rely on exhausting a sauropod from blood loss in order to take it down, much like the famous scene in the BBC’s Ballad of Big Al, or the irksome Jurassic Fight Club. This traditional “hit and run” attack method is evident in the gushing wounds on the herbivore’s flank, as well…
Iguanodon (Bullyland)(2010 Version)
…lating the playability of the Papo dinosaurs. Since it may prove costly to compete with Papo’s level of sculptural detail, Bullyland seems to favor the flashier paint schemes. This Iguanodon’s orange and green ornamentation certainly jumps out in any display or collection, even among its Bullyland kin (though the color combination does bear a strong resemblance to Bullyland’s Stegosaurus). Tragically, Iguanodon has rarely been considered worthy of…
Paleoart from the Fauna Casts Project!
…his collaborative process is simple. I sculpt the figure, using all of the latest references I can find, or am provided by forum members. I post photos of the ‘finished’ clay pattern sculpture for critiquing by members- who then give their feedback, sharing their knowledge and opinions regarding the sculpture’s accuracy, pose and other details. After the critiquing stage, some sculpting revisions, and after a general consensus of final approval ha…
Tyrannosaurus rex vs Triceratops diorama (Sideshow Collectibles)
…ls reveals a much different story. The Triceratops, apparently using a time-tested tactic in predator defense, shifts its weight and drives one of its facial lances straight into the belly of its attacker. This crucial injury is captured in such raw and unapologetic detail, it is almost difficult to study for long periods of time. The skin is visibly ripped and torn, letting loose hot blood from the exposed tissue beneath. The product description…
Spinosaurus (2008 version)(Schleich)
…phs by “Cordylus (AKA geckofan) It seems as though Schleich has seen the latest attempts by companies such as Papo and Safari Ltd and are now trying to get away from retro-style dinosaurs and on to new, more modern versions. This is clearly evident in the new Schliech Spinosaurus, which can be considered one of the best spinosaurs out there (but really, how many are currently being made?). It is easy to be critical of this figure, but given the hu…
Allosaurus (Papo) (Review)
…legs and arms are muscular (perhaps a little too strongly developed in the feet) and the animal is taking a long stride, the tail is long and held high so that the figure balances perfectly on two feet. However, in my figure is prone to falling over unless the surface is perfectly horizontal. The arms are pulled back towards the body – the left hand almost touches the left knee. The figure is 26cm long so it is smaller than the Papo Spinosaurus –…
Prehistoric Marine Tube (CollectA)
…One of the gems of the set. Baculites was a heteromorph ammonite from the latest Cretaceous. Its shell was so thoroughly uncoiled that it looked like a straight-shelled cephalopod like the orthocerids of 100 million years earlier. At just over 5 cm long, this is roughly 1:40 scale, so it fits in great alongside some of your big marine reptiles. Another late Cretaceous ammonite, Diplomoceras is commonly compared to a paper clip. The plastic of thi…
Stegosaurus (Bieber)(PNSO)
…, but I could not warm myself to the sculpt to be honest, so I stuck to my latest Schleich version for the time. Then, without any advance notice PNSO released “Bieber”. On first sight it was the perfect match for my Bullyland/Rebor pair and after being ordered with Aliexpress it reached me in a stunningly fast two weeks from China. What surprised me when I got the figure out of its box was the size and there the missed opportunity on the model –…
Caiuajara (Supreme by CollectA)
…large-scale pterosaur figures, beginning in 2015 with their Guidraco. The latest installment in their Supreme pterosaur lineup is the very large, very pretty Caiuajara. Caiuajara is a solid choice for a pterosaur to make into a figure. It isn’t known from any complete, articulated specimens, but it is known from a bone bed representing scattered pieces of at least four dozen individual animals from different growth stages and of both sexes. Based…
Indominus Rex (Destroy N’ Devour)(Jurassic World by Mattel)
…the 2018 line (which was so that it wouldn’t steal the spotlight from the latest film’s brand new hybrid, the Indoraptor). After being hinted and teased about, the Destroy N’ Devour Indominus Rex was finally revealed in its full glory at the 2019 New York Toy Fair. For the first time since 2015, the creature was given some proper due, including a film accurate sculpt and enjoyable action features and articulation, all of which have delighted many…
Postosuchus (Schleich)
…arving to death. Much has been debated on how this animal actually walked; latest studies prefer the permanently bipedal style due to the center of gravity, which is assumed to have been similar to that of the Theropods. Schleich, as Safari eleven years ago and the Toyway representation of the BBC series´ protagonist even earlier, chose the quadrupedal stance, which I personally like. Moveable lower jaw I guess I don´t have to lose that many words…