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Spinosaurus (Papo Limited Edition)
…the figure as it give us a little glimpse of its lifestyle. When seen side-by-side with the Papo, all the other figures, with the exception of PNSO, really don’ have that much details on them and often looks, well, a toy. What I really love about the tail beside thinking out of the box is the amount of details. The lobes have distinctive fin rays that radiates upwards. Covering these are small diamond shaped scales. The shapes and size of the sca…
Tarbosaurus (Jurassic World: Massive Biters by Mattel)
…mal having lifted its head up from having had its face down feeding on its latest meal! The claws on the hands are unpainted, as is the norm for Mattel, but in this case the claws on the feet do not see any paint either. The eyes are also red, once again really prominent against the grey head. As for the sculpt, while Mattel’s bipedal figures generally have enlarged feet as an aid to stability, to my eye, the feet on this one seem slightly larger…
Andrewsarchus (Play Visions)
…gures currently available also have. The nails are painted black. With the latest and more accurate version from CollectA. The almost comical look on this figure is exactly what makes it so endearing. Sure, there are far more accurate modern figures out there, but in my opinion, none of them have the same character as this one.As far availability goes, it is rare and often command high price, but it is one of the more affordable one from the set….
Triceratops (Blue Ocean Entertainment Exclusive Magazine by Schleich)
… but either way, I am very much satisfied with this small toy. This is the latest incarnation of Schleich’s Triceratops. I do not have all of them; for example, I don’t have any of the Mini ones, the World of History one, or the Junior that was the first Schleich toy to have this grey and red colour scheme. Here you can see the miniature with the Replica Saurus versions from the mid 2000s and mid 90s, all four of them being quite decent attempts a…
Spinosaurus (Prehistoric Animal Models by PNSO)
…ments place Essien within the 1:50 scale for a 15m live individual, or 1:36-40 scale for an 11-12m individual. Some collectors have expressed disappointment over the model’s more modest size. It’s by no means a tiny figure, but it does perhaps look larger than it really is from the official publicity shots. The fact that the figure looks so much larger in promotional photography than it really is in person might be a testament to how exquisitely d…
Giganotosaurus Juvenile (Age of the Dinos 2019 by Schleich)
…by accident. One such surprise came in 2019 with the release of Schleich’s latest version of Giganotosaurus – one of two new releases featuring the genus, in fact. The T. rex-sized South American theropod has been a mainstay in Schleich’s catalog for a decade now. For their 2019 slate, Schleich released a repaint of the 2015 standard-sized model from the World of History series; they also released a new, somewhat smaller figure meant to represent…
Allosaurus (PNSO)
…adorn the skin, PNSO clearly having learnt from the over-scaling of their latest installment of Wilson the Tyrannosaurus. The figure is painted in a greenish color for the dorsal part of the main body with an orange brown wash halfway down the tail as well as dark brown stripes from the neck all the way down to the tip of the tail. The underbelly is painted in an off white cream color. The arms are the appropriate length and the hands and legs ar…
Tyrannosaurus “Kiss” (Rebor)
…asts a level of detail that can only be compared with older Papo models or latest PNSO releases. The main body, tail and legs are decked in minute scales, feet and head are adorned by larger scales , scutes and bosses. Wrinkles, folds and bulges reconstruct this T. rex as a most authentic animal and massive individual of the most famous dinosaur predator. I would describe the pose as a standard stride for T. rex. With all my expertise in animal lo…
Smilodon (2021)(Mojo Fun)
…that have been made of the iconic sabre-toothed cat over the decades. The latest addition to the pack is Mojo Fun’s 2021 version (their sole prehistoric figure for the year), which replaces their previous one. This formidable felid is sculpted in a walking stance with its head tilting downward and its mouth open to roughly a 50 degree angle, thereby showing off the impressive dentition. Looks not unlike Charles R. Knight’s classic painting. From…
Mosasaurus (CollectA)
…One of CollectA’s greatest strengths is their dedication to reflecting the latest paleontological discoveries in their products. Mosasaurs were long thought to swim in an undulating manner similar to that of eels and sea snakes. But in 2008, a particularly well-preserved fossil of a juvenile mosasaur revealed the outline of a fleshy, triangular fluke at the end of the tail. This indicates that mosasaurs propelled themselves swiftly through the wat…
Iguanodon (Soft Model 2020 series by Favorite Co. Ltd.)
…have inevitably been produced by toy companies over the years. One of the latest examples comes from Japanese-based Favorite Co. Ltd., who decided to include the classic “iguana tooth” in their 2020 additions to the select soft model line of figures. Favorite’s soft model Iguanodon – presumably the main recognized species I. bernissartensis – comes packaged in the standard cardboard slip and plastic cover, displaying the company and creature info…
Patagotitan (Wild Safari: Prehistoric World by Safari ltd.)
…be hyped up by the media for all their worth to excite audiences with the latest “biggest-ever” dinosaur – even if the reality of such finds ultimately fall short of said reports. One dinosaur discovery which actually did (nearly) meet the expectations of the media was Patagotitan, a long-necked titanosaur named after the region it was discovered. Described from substantial remains for a giant sauropod – around 130 bones in total between six skel…
Camarasaurus (Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…Watson by now, this model is thoroughly researched and up to date with the latest scientific knowledge. For example, recent studies on facial anatomy of Camarasaurus thanks to the specimen dubbed “E.T.” appear to have been applied here. Whereas older reconstructions present Camarasaurus with a toothy, almost comical grin, this model hides the teeth completely. The studies suggest that the teeth were mostly obscured by the animal’s thick gums, that…
Apatosaurus (2010) (Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…iosauria. Get your fore feet back down to earth, Bronto, here comes 2010’s latest release of the Wild Safari Dinos series by Safari Ltd: Apatosaurus maybe regarded the archetype of a sauropod – a highly iconic dinosaur taxon almost everybody knows today – despite the long taxonomic confusion caused by its popular junior synonym Brontosaurus coined by the same author, O.C. Marsh. So there should be plenty of Apatosaurus figures around – and there a…
Brachiosaurus (Soft model by Favorite Co. Ltd.)
…on each hind limb, the attention to detail is impressive, beating even the latest Safari toy. The ‘hands’ are even concave, corresponding with fossil trackways. Someone’s put real care into this sculpt; the feet alone are enough to get a dino-geek all excited. (Oh, admit it.) My bizarre sauropod foot fetish aside, the poor Favorite “Brachiosaurus” is looking a little Greg Paul-skinny (as in his illustrations – I can’t speak for the man himself). N…
Carcharodontosaurus (GR Toys by Haolonggood)
…enough giant predatory dinosaurs known now, which have been touted as the latest “biggest” meat-eater, that if I’m not careful I almost take for granted how huge dinosaurs really did get by the standards we’re used to in land animals today. I can only attempt to imagine how exhilarating (and terrifying) it would have been during the Cretaceous period to encounter any one of these super-predators alive in the flesh. Most of the biggest theropods c…
Struthiomimus (CollectA)
…ike in the iconic Gallimimus scene from Jurassic Park. In keeping with the latest discoveries, the Struthiomimus is entirely covered in finely sculpted feathers save for its bill, hands, and feet. Granted, full on wings would have been nice, but as I noted in my review of the Deinocheirus, we don’t yet know the precise arrangement of ornithomimosaur plumage. The hands are correctly aligned, the open mouth reveals a complete absence of teeth, and t…
Dilophosaurus (2020)(Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
…ing of Dilophosaurus has now changed in various details, how does Safari’s latest model hold up, albeit as a pre-2020 depiction? The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Dilophosaurus is on the smaller side of dino replicas, measuring roughly 17 cm (6.75 inches) long from nose to tail tip – not accounting for curvature in the neck or tail – placing the figure at about 1:40 scale for the largest known fossil specimens, or about 1:35 compared to the holoty…
Tuojiangosaurus (Jurassic World Epic Evolution, Strike Attack by Mattel)
…and tan where the neck ends is somewhat jarring. That said, this is a more complete paint job than most Mattel toys receive and the addition of any paint on the tail, plus the painted plates, must be commended. Unpainted pupils and misprinted eyes don’t do the toy any favors. The Mattel Tuojiangosaurus is a one of Mattel’s better stegosaurs, certainly better than the Chialingosaurus or Miragaia. A complete looking paintjob and decent proportions h…
Tethyshadros (Wild Past)
…uch was the case for Tethyshadros. They even look small next to CollectA’s latest figures.They display well together. The fossil was first excavated in the late 1990’s and would take many years of careful preparation before being officially named and described in 2009. It was one of the most complete dinosaur fossils found in Europe. The holotype is believed to be and adult animal with an estimated size of around 15′ feet long. Tethyshadros is uni…