4.9 (33 votes)
Haolonggood’s first (but presumably not last) ceratopsian of the year is Chasmosaurus, known from many complete specimens, but perhaps not as flashy as Triceratops, Styracosaurus, or Pentaceratops.
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So which colour scheme is your preference?
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Green. I am growing a little concerned that Haolonggood has started to “tone down” their color schemes – frankly I prefer the more imaginative brighter schemes they’ve done. Still, I will withhold judgment til its “in hand” as the actual H. figures always look better than any of their stock photos do. (Another unusual thing about Haolonggood.)
Otherwise, another A+ ceratopsian figure from my favorite dino figure company.
They are releasing so many different species that (like PNSO back in the day), for the first time I’ve started saying: well, that’s a nice _fill-in-the-blank_, but that species doesn’t do it for me, so I’ll pass.
Not so this one – a “Must Have”. The Hadrosaurs on the other hand – *Meh* (not the sculpts, but some of the species). I’ll get the Edmontosaurus for sure – the other ones – *Meh* Not until they make one that “blows me away”, like, say, a Charonosaurus ;>)
Once again, brown or green. This figure would look stunning in black or deep blue.
I prefer the green. But I don’t dislike the brown by any means.