Here are three new additions to the Hammond Collection.
Stygimoloch.
Troodon.
Striped Velociraptor.
A trio of Tyrannosaurus rexes will be ruling the shelves soon, starting with the relatively small and simple, but satisfying Lab Lockdown version.
Review: Megalosaurus (Wild Safari by Safari Ltd.)
5 (6 votes)
I got into the dinosaur collecting hobby around 2010, and from then until 2023 the 1974 Invicta Megalosaurus stood as the sole representative of the first dinosaur described by science in my collection. For shame! But 2023 saw the release of the PNSO Megalosaurus and my thirst for a modern figure of this important animal was quenched.
Review: Carnotaurus (Haolonggood)
4.6 (5 votes)
I was fond of the South American abelisaur known as Carnotaurus from the moment I learned about it back in the late 1980s. And really, who wouldn’t be? With its short, boxy skull, prominent pointed horns, and almost preposterously puny arms, it is easily one of the weirdest-looking theropods, and thus one of the coolest.
News: Upcoming releases from Mattel (New for 2025)(Pt.12)
5 (1 votes)
Big, big slew of reveals this time around! Some of these Frenzy Pack toys are currently hitting stores right now.
Archaeornithomimus. Those are quite the fangs.
Beipiaosaurus. Mattel’s second therizinosaur.
Ceoptera. A Scottish darwinopteran, first toy of its kind.
Video: Mosasaur unboxing, Nigel Marven style
5 (1 votes)
Mosasaur unboxing, Nigel Marven style. N.B. I’m not really Nigel Marven, it is just a bad impression. Let me know in the comments if you want more unboxings in this style. Originally posted to Youtube 05/03/2017
Video: *Fish Fish Fish (they love to eat fish)* Tribute song to Spinosaurus and friends
5 (2 votes)
Fish Fish Fish song. They love to eat fish! Tribute to Spinosaurus and friends
I created this song for our Top 10 Spinosaurus toys video. Here is the whole track for your appreciation
Originally posted on Youtube 28/12/2016.
Video: *Dinosaurs and their biscuits song* Which dinosaur are you?
5 (2 votes)
Love dinosaurs? Adore biscuits? Then ‘Dinosaurs and their biscuits’ is the song for you. It also provides a useful overview of all kinds of British tea time treats! But, which dinosaur are you? Please let us know in the comments! Oh, and do share, both this video and your tea time treats…
Lyrics:
Ankylosaurus ate macaroons,
Dilophosaurus ate custard creams,
Apatosaurus ate digestives,
Triceratops, jammie dodgers,
Dinosaurs and their biscuits.
Coelophysis ate jaffa cakes,
Nodosaurus, rusks,
Tyrannosaurus ate fig rolls,
Baryonyx likes hobnobs,
Dinosaurs and their biscuits.
Iguanodon was a bourbon man,
Pachycephalosaurus likes mini gems,
Diplodocus, she loves rich teas,
Euoplocephalus, choc-chip cookies,
Dinosaurs and their biscuits.
Psittacosaurus ate ginger nuts,
Hypsilophodon likes nice biscuits,
Stegosaurus ate pink wafers,
Parasaurolophus, chocolate fingers,
Dinosaurs and their biscuits.
Quetzalcoatlus ate cream teas,
Brachiosaurus, coffee creams,
Velociraptor ate shortbread,
but ammonites like gin instead,
Dinosaurs and their biscuits.
Originally posted on Youtube 27/11/2016
Video: Dinosaurs! Poster Collection (1990s)
5 (1 votes)
This video is about The Dinosaurs! Poster Collection, which was released concurrently with the Dinosaurs! magazine in the 1990s. Originally posted to Youtube 14/08/2016
Review: Styracosaurus (ANIA by Takara Tomy)
3.8 (4 votes)
Takara Tomy is a brand stretching a wide range across toy production, from miniature cars to blockbuster IP tie-ins, to wildlife and extinct life replicas. Beginning in the early 2010s, Tomy began releasing the ANIA “Animal Adventure” series, a line of palm-sized action figures featuring extant and extinct animal life.
News: Upcoming releases from Haolonggood (New for 2025)(Pt.4)
5 (1 votes)
The latest Haolonggood hadrosaurs are Saurolophus, and they are most welcome indeed!
As always, both versions are beautifully painted, although I suspect that the blue one will be the more popular.
News: Upcoming release from PNSO (New for 2025)(Pt.3)
5 (1 votes)
It’s four ceratopsians in a row now for PNSO, but they’ve still got uniqueness going for them. Meet Russo the Coronosaurus, another first toy for that species. Green is a very welcome change after all that brown!
Review: Jaekelopterus (Prehistoric World by CollectA)
5 (7 votes)
The genus Jaekelopterus contains two species from the Early Devonian; fossils of J. rhenaniae were originally discovered in the Rhineland of Western Germany while those of J. howellii were originally discovered in Wyoming, USA. Jaekelopterus rhenaniae is not only the largest eurypterid, it is the largest known arthropod…EVER!