>>11724781
if it isn't a reboot of definitely dinosaurs, then i do not care

Finally a fucking dinosaur thread

>>11724781
>hopefully this will force David to finally improve his dogshit paint apps
Hope Nanmu does too

Speaking of T. rex and Creative Beast, the 2.0 they showed off on stream actually looked alright in terms of movement. It's basically what the first one should've been to begin with. Though, inevitably, it'll be ruined by the paint.

>>11724858
Obviously, but this is more comparable since they're both doing plausible reconstructions rather than film creatures.

>>11724866
>but this is more comparable since they're both doing plausible reconstructions rather than film creatures.
True, true

>>11724781
Where are it's feathers?

So, I PO’s 2 andrewsarchuses from Creative beast. One I’m keeping as-is but the other I’m gonna do a head-transplant onto the upcoming movie version of MOTU’s Battle Cat and mod the claws into hooves so I can have the all-but-disproven mesonychian reconstruction in articulated form. Thoughts?

>>11725154
That sounds epic

>>11724781
You know at first i was sad it lacked a mid-torso cut but the BOTM rex might as well not have it so it's the same

>>11725185
I can only hope the CB Andrewsarchus head won’t be too small on the new battle cat, assuming it’s the same size as the Revelations one.

>>11725195
The guy who runs PNSO is super autistic about anatomy. The real animal wouldn't be able to bend there, so the figure can't either.

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Hyped for this macho man
Gotta find some clothes to put him in, like a wifebeater or something

>>11724781
if dinosaurs ever actually existed i would be all in on dinosaur action figures. to the nth degree. but i'm not weed brained cattle who believes mainstream academia's lies so it is a real turn off.

>>11725496
with all due respect, Sir, this is /toy/, not /pol/

>>11725501
>people who like action figures don't have the capacity for critical thinking
for the vast majority you are correct

>>11725501
my point isn't about whether or not dinosaurs existed at all, but rather how is the discussion about that topic even tangentially related to this board in the first place?

>>11725510
oops, wrong post reply. meant for >>11725505

Quit samefagging, bot.

>>11725529
Dinosaurs

>>11724781
>PNSO
>lips
Guess the guy who runs PNSO finally caved in huh? I know he was an advocate for lipless Rex for the longest time.

>>11725353
Kek

>>11725744
He caved a while ago, when that one paper came out. Their theropods have been lipped since the yangchuanosaurus.

>>11725744
He did a while ago. If he is truly smart he will give it two heads one with lips and one without

>>11725404
first lips now this, I can't keep up with the science

>>11725986
kek

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oh hey, finally another dinosaur thread.
Anybody else pre-order their Nanmu Rex off of BBTS?
Was curious because now that everyone else seems to be getting theirs, mine still hasn't shipped, and I wanted to check and see if that's just a "BBTS takes longer than other stores" thing or not.
I only ask because I have literally never pre-ordered a toy before and so anything even going slightly not to plan is making me paranoid that my order specifically is fucked for some reason.

>>11725052
Wow this looks good. If the retard can actually release more things and stop posting about how terrible his life is and how he can't do anything ever he'd be doing alright.

>>11724781
Exciting stuff, hope they don't just stick to very well known species for these now that they're doing articulation. They've done so many interesting models over the years, would hate for them to start back at just basic dinos now that they're experimenting with articulation. Their water creatures and fliers have been stellar, hope we see some of them get this treatment.

>>11726263
BBTS will literally not get it for months compared to everyone else. They are good for guaranteed orders that you don't need to pay for until they're in, and of course the cheap combined shipping. But they make up for this with higher prices and they choose boat shipping for all their stuff to allow for the cheap combined shipping. This means while every other retailer gets stuff off a plane and to you in a few weeks max, BBTS will be much, much longer. But don't panic, totally normal.

>>11726296
Alright, good to know, thank, anon.
My only real context with BBTS was two other orders I made before for SHF dragon ball stuff, and since one of those things came in and was available for normal order while it was still only available for pre-order on Amazon, I just assumed that meant BBTS was good about getting newer things shipped out faster.
Guess I just gotta be patient.

>>11726263
Dinosaurs should be used more in medieval settings specially if said setting is meant to be somewhat grounded. They are the closest thing the planet has had to dragons except for maybe the giant pterosaurs

>>11725353
this excuse would be fine if any of these actually had decent revoltech esque articulation that allowed things like the head and neck to have really great range of motion, or the legs to actually be able to get into crouching positions etc, but they're all barely movable. I don't know why we've needed 150 releases from Creative Beast Studio before they started to improve articulation but it's annoying as fuck. Like they really could just print a few of them, and improve them, and print a few more, and improve them. Go through a few rounds of prototypes instead of selling people a hundred different releases at $100+ each before they bother.

Speelboer sure are taking their sweet time getting the Nanmu rexes in stock.

>>11726346
It's insane how much BOTM articulation can improve if you just shave down some of the plastic between the joints. Makes me wonder why they aren't like that by default

>>11726376
>Makes me wonder why they aren't like that by default
Cuz Ross is a dumbass.

>>11726346
>>11726376
>>11726383
I truly don't understand it. The entire thing is that every release is the most articulated dinosaur ever, and then the engineering for most of them means that despite being made out of 25-35+ separate pieces many of them have stiff limbs, even stiffer necks and torsos and mouths that can barely open etc. I get that for decades we had basically only dino statues but damn. It always feels like such a chore moving most of these guys around for me. At least the small ones are nice and easy and pose pretty well.

>>11726383
Who's Ross

>>11726455
He designs the articulation on all the figures.

Something i've realized with BOTM articulation is that if you are rough with them you get a little bit more range. I feel people are too scared of breaking them that they don't move them to their full potential. Still not as good as something like Nanmu tho

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>>11726514
Still new to the line and I have to agree with this. I've noticed the same, though, I am a little gun-shy after the foot peg tore off when I tried to remove it from one of my Dromeosaurus when I was just trying to change out one of the swappable feet. Granted, as far as I'm aware it's also one of their oldest figures so I suppose that checks out.
But the legs especially have way better range if you just push it a little further than you might think may be okay. Most especially in how high they can kick. The legs can go so much higher than I think most are willing to try.
Here's hoping that 2.0 Rex is successful and it makes them reevaluate how important real goddamned articulation is.

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All I'm saying is, if Haolonggood isn't the first company to make a Haolong toy, then there is truly no God. Also BoTM is making a Spicomellus and I'm just wondering how the spikes are gonna be. Because it's one of three things.
>Frail as fuck and break easily
>Rubber so they're not actually sharp
>Sharp enough to classify as a mace

>>11726575
God this is giving me flashbacks to those bootleg Yu-Gi-Oh toys that had really sharp spikes that would cut your fingers if you tried to play with them

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>>11724781
that articulation looks like dogshit, man.
>Also, fucking lmao at the dweebs at Dinosaur Toy Forum absolutely malding over this not being statueshit.
why are statue collectors the most annoying collectors on earth?

>>11726383
Ross isn't a dumb ass, he's just annoying with the fact that he cares more about sculpt fidelity than articulation. Comparing the polar bear he did for hasbro to the Sabertooth he did for Creative Beasts is like night and day.

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>>11726575
Have to ask them during the next live stream. People only asked about the range of articulation and whether it was gonna be able to roll into a ball.

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>>11725195
But the BOTM Rex 2.0 will have it

I'm so annoyed that the Rex is going to have toe articulation, but the fucking Acro isn't

>>11726599
Forgot to post the Twitter link of the articulation showcase
https://x.com/TMtheEQplusNerd/status/2026863350957973780

Glad I skipped the first Rex, I'd be pretty mad if I paid $200 for a glorified statue

>>11726594
>and whether it was gonna be able to roll into a ball
This would be very stupid but also cool

>>11726514
half the people who collect BOTM do not understand that you need to nuke your figures to free up the joints and that allows them to be more expressive. Chris can say, "You need to warm up your figure every video that he does on a figure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHoKwAVzsCQ
and yet you will still get people who won't heat them up and work them.

>>11726591
Fucking hilarious that the HC Triceratops is closer to 1/35 scale than 1/18

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>>11726622
I'm happy that I finally have figures that can scale well with it, because of how smal it looks

Any new jurassic sharks?

>>11726671
I actually really like the HC trike. Mainly the paint

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>>11726906
I like the HC Trike as well, the horns especially look good. I just would like it more if it were the size of the Stegosaurus.

>>11727073
Yeah. Really wish that scale got introduced earlier

>>11727073
I'd say there's very few hammond collection figures that are perfect(my favorited are the Cerato and the white atrociraptor) with things like all the wildly inconsistent ever changing eyes, opening mouths being worse on many of the dinos than their cheaper mainline counterparts, noticable paint rub at torso and neck joints, those new stupid swap out mouths and articulation issues/quirks like the rex torso getting floppy or the weird restrictions on the carnotaur neck etc.

But having affordable, available, and easily PLAYABLE dino toys for $15-30-50 dollars instead of $150 and having them move half as much at best in many cases, getting advice like "you have to heat them up every time you move them" with BotM is really no contest. I've gotten and kept almost every Hammond collection dino, where I've sold most of my creative beast stuff and have way less on order. For the cost the value just isn't there, in many cases they are actively worse. I know it's a small company vs a large but the reasons don't really matter when the finished product is such a chore, and ultimately, less fun for me.

>>11727416
The main problem with CB figures is the higher prioritization of sculpt vs articulation. Yes, CB figures aren’t literal statues, but posing and display options aren’t very dynamic because the range of motion is less than other lines. Yes, for sculpt and most of the paint jobs (latter being a personal opinion only) CB stuff looks great. But posing them is so disappointing. I have both the Mattel HC Allosaurus and the CB Allosaurus jimmadsenni and the Mattel is just so much more fun to mess around with. If the CB wasn’t so damn pricy I’d be willing to kitbash it with various aftermarket and 3D printed joint systems to make it better at posing.

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>>11726514
>>11726610
Oh definitely. I always dunk my BOTM in hot water after opening them up and that really helps to get more range and flexibility in their articulation.

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>>11727609
>inion only) CB stuff looks great. But posing them is so disappointing. I have both the Mattel HC Allosaurus and the CB Allosaurus jimmadsenni and the Mattel is just so much more fun to mess around with.
Cant relate
I love the CB A.fragillis and A. jimmadseni
They are way more enjoyable to mess around with than the HC Allosaurus. The Nanmu Tyrannosaurs are the only dino figures that feel anywhere near as fun to fuck around with.

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>>11727658
I kind of regret selling my 1/35 rex. It'll probably get a 2.0 replacement like the 1/18, but it'd be cool to have a pack of Tyrannosaurs

>>11727712
>>11727724
Dryosaurus

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>>11727730
They're fun little guys. I really enjoy them

quick question: does the official botm store actually ship stuff outside the us or are you stuck with overpriced ebay resells? i wanna at least try and get the spicomellus whenever that's finished and avaliable

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>>11727806
Lanatime is carrying their newer figures now and they are a Chinese based shop that ship's internationally. I believe there is a british store that supplies most of Europe but I dont remember its name. I am American I cant tell you about whether CB ships internationally, but you can probably email them or ask in one of their livestreams

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>>11727959
>>11727748
I still don't get why they thought having a seperate mouth piece was a good idea instead of a classic hinge jaw. Even if they had to go with the mouth piece, you couldn't have lined up the seam with the mouth so it looks slightly less off?

>>11728222
Yeah i don't get it either. But i do like the use of alternate hands and horns in this wave

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>>11728222
It's weird because both of the other small figures in the wave had fine jaw articulation

>>11728315
HC has always had problems with herbivore mouths. I feel they haven't found a way to make the cheeks look good.

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>>11724781

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>>11728337
Honestly if they were gonna go with a static jaw they should have just gone with 2 different heads that you can swap out.

>>11728415
100% agree. the seam line is pretty bad

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>>11728725
I am mildly annoyed that CB keeps using blood effects when showing off the Stego BTFOing the Allosaurus, but doesnt make their own.
I'd love if they sold mutilated/battle damaged parts. The wounded Old Buck doesnt really count since that's a whole second figure

>>11728744
That would be very nice. Broken horns, Bitten off arms, heads with bite marks, the sky truly is the limit

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>>11728893
Hopefully the 2.0 trike will have swappable horns since they are totally resculpting the head. I'm a bit suprised the Carno doesnt come with any broken horns since it is coming with so many alternate horns to swap around and the Mammoth with was designed after the Carno has a broken tusk.

>>11728903
The mammoth is the perfect example of what i wish they did more. It came with male tusks, female tusks and a broken tusk

>>11728315
>>11728415
Allo got himself a new Real Doll.

>>11728744
I mean, we got broken tusks with the adult 1/18 and 1/35 mammoths.

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>>11729274
Slander!
Blue Brow was just bringing a meal to his lady friend. He's a hopless romantic.

>>11729278
>Allo species-mixing
CRINGE

But seriously, nice. I might need to try and grab a dryo before they go outta stock.

what's the best Carnosaurs that I can still buy for a normal price? The hammond collection one is over 400€

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>>11729584
With the Nanmu Carno running like $230 on Ebay, the cheapest option for a carnotaurus is the Cyberzoic Carno for $109.
https://cyberzoic-toys.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders/587870

>>11728725
>>11729532
It’s herbivores you gotta really watch out for. I need to swing by the closest Target for these fuckers.

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>>11729615
>that carno

>>11730079
kek

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>>11730079
The carno has swappable horns so the Groucho Marx brows aren't manditoray.

>>11730156
I'm probably going to mix and match the horns

Is the Hammond Collection dead or will they release new waves this year?

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>>11730213
The leaks said we were supposed to be getting Indominus later this year, but there hasnt been a Beyond the Gates in months. Mattel may be slowing down the HC to a crawl.
>>11729997
I dont think they ever showed up at Target. I got my three from Amazon.

>>11730231
>getting Indominus later this year
that would be so cool, I missed every single release.

What would you guys say are your top 3 favourite dinosaurs and if they do have toys which is your favourite version of them?

>>11730395
Carnotaurus: Hammond Collection. Will probably change to BOTM once it releases but who knows
Tyrannosaurus: Nanmu articulated Buck
Spinosaurus: There isn't a single paleo spino that i can think of. But the HC one is pretty cool

Hey, am I wrong for wishing the ARK style of dinosaurs got figures?

>>11730480
I'm sure no one wants to tackle a paleo spino because half-way through development the design will change again and they'll have to redo the whole damned thing

>>11730718
Most of the skeleton is known now (If i remember correctly basically just the arms are missing). Most spino discussion now is useless debates on whether or not the thing could swim

>>11730483
You are not wrong but i doubt that will ever happen

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>>11730395
I'm a very generic carnivore kinda guy
Giganotosaurus: the HC Giga is the only one so i guess it's my favorite even though it looks more like Acrocanthosaurus.
Tyrannosaurus: the Nanmu Buck
Allosaurus: the Botm Allosaurus

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Is the Hammond Collection Allosaurus any good? I watched a few reviews and everyone seems to love him even if posing him can be a bit annoying. To be honest I'm a bit out of the loop, in my time dino toys had no articulation at all and were solid plasic. You guys think his rubber tail and teeth will last or "rot" away in a year or two?

>>11731065
I don't know i didn't get it because i don't like the design

>>11731065
from what I've seen, he's pretty great specifically if you like the articulation. It's easier and has more freedom to pose than, for instance, the creative beast allos, so really the big sticking point is whether or not you like the design itself.
Though if you just want any Allo with good articulation, I'd say you should ideally wait for Nanmu to do their broken-jaw Allo.

>>11731067
>i don't like the design
what's wrong with it in your opinion?
>>11731068
>creative beast
>Nanmu to do their broken-jaw Allo.
I just looked them up , I have to say I do like the color of the cb one but somehow he looks "wrong" to me, can't explain it. The nanmu one doesn't seem to even have a prototype yet.

>>11731091
There are two different designs for the CB one. One is the Beasts of the Mesozoic one (green, fragilis) and the Cyberzoic one (jimmadseni) if the head is the part that's throwing you off. Personally I don't like the colors on the green one myself.
There's also the two smaller versions of both of these, with the smaller cyberzoic one having a completely different color scheme of its own for some reason.

>>11731065
The articulation on the HC Allosaurus is mid. It's side to side range is meh, even when using both the neck and head. The lack of a torso cut limits how expressive you can get him in comparison to the CB Allosaurus which is in general a much more fun and fluid figure to pose ( except maybe the tail since it's 3 segments and not a long bendywire).
If you want an Allosaurus but dont want to spend $120 on the CB 1/18, I'd recommend the upcoming CB 1/35 Allosaurs or the Nanmu 1/35 Allosaurus.

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>>11731091
>he looks "wrong" to me, can't explain it
Which one? fragilis or jimmadsenni?

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Amazon Leak for Hammond Collection Scorpius rex

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>>11731319
>non-hinged mouth
Eh, I get that it’s cheaper engineering-wise plus no soft rubber cheek muscles to rear or rot, but I prefer more than two jaw poses with predators.

>>11731330
>non-hinged mouth
where do you read that? maybe you can move both mouth pieces once attached

>>11731099
>>11731181
I was talking about the green one and I do like the green in general. Maybe my problem with it are the turkey eyes. Is the other (on that picture) not the Hammond one?
>>11731162
>The articulation on the HC Allosaurus is mid.
You're the first one I hear saying this.
>torso cut
does that really make such a big difference? It looked like it offers barely any extra movement in the comparison I've watched.

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>>11731385
>Is the other (on that picture) not the Hammond one?
It's the Hammond Collection Allosaurus. I posted the wrong picture it was supposed to be the cyberzoic jimmadsenni which is the same species as the JW Allosaurus.
>You're the first one I hear saying this.
I just really dislike it's neck and head articulation. They are an improvement on the Carno, but the limitations it has looking to the side are annoying. I would probably be kinder to it if I didnt loath the design.
>does that really make such a big difference?
On its own the torso cut doesnt add a ton, but in conjunction everything else, it adds up.

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>>11731388

>>11731091
It's too jurassic-worldy if that makes sense. I don't like the drab coloration (which to be fair is much better in the toy than in the movie model), the face is ugly and the i don't like when they add osteoderms and spikes to dinosaurs not known to have had them.

>>11731385
The torso cut is essential for the WDRTE pose. So every theropod should have it

>>11731319
Scorpius before Indominus or Indoraptor?;

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It's honestly impressive just how fucking bad the BOTM looks.

>>11731067
based wallet voter

>>11731388
that is indeed a huge difference.
>>11731546
>WDRTE pose
what is that? Even google has no clue.
>>11731389
They do kinda look like a different species here.

Am I really the only one here that likes the Hammond Allosaurus look?

>>11731619
>Am I really the only one here that likes the Hammond Allosaurus look?
I don't mind the look, myself. My only real issue is the HC is that I'm probably the only weirdo who prefers the more washed out colors of the Movie/Big Rock Allo over the HC version of that color scheme.
It'd be nice if someone did the Frontier design for the Adult Allo as a toy, I actually think that's the best Jurassic series Allo design, with the JPOG allo being a close second. Wish that one had a toy too.

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>>11731619
>what is that? Even google has no clue.

>>11731568
It's the paint man. Such good models ruined by the amateurish paint applications. They look like something a kid would make with those "Paint your own dinosaur" toys

>>11731568
Top looks great
middle looks wild, like they decided they are done with the same basic color sheme everyone always uses
bottom looks flat, like it has no sculping what so ever on his body.

>>11731643
feels like cultural appropriation for anyone but a T-Rex to do that.

>>11731657
kek

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>>11731568
I'm not a fan of how fleshy the lips look or that it seems to be leaning too heavily into the inaccurate Sue reconstruction that makes her look obese, but the paint work is leagues better than the BotM rex.
>>11731619
>Am I really the only one here that likes the Hammond Allosaurus look?
I just cant vibe with the modifications they made to the head. It looks like a fucked up attempt to splice a Torvosaurus with an Allosaurus to create some kind of generic carnosaur. Then there is the issue with it's hands. Just like the Baryonyx they nerfed Allosaurus's big old hand claws. I'm not as bothered by others by the iguana spikes and the feature scales though which seems to be a lot of people's issue with the design.

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>>11731684

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>>11731685

Any toymaker jumped on the new Dinohorror trend yet?

>>11731684
The claw thing is so bizarre. You would expect universal to exaggerate them to make them more le scawwy not make them smaller

>>11731757
claws are a raptor thing, Allosaurus is supposed to be a smaller t-rex.

>>11731757
They did the same thing with the Baryonyx
Universal makes some weird design decisions.
The utter refusal to just give us a full-sized dilo despite the fact that it would make it so much more intimidating. They don't even need to take away the venom and the frill, just make it that big in an appearance or two.
Or how they've permanently locked the jurassic series version of Moros into this tiny, cat-sized thing when the real thing was like, the size of a JP velo.

>>11731656
>bottom looks flat, like it has no sculping what so ever on his body.
That's because the PNSO dude is mega autistic about dinosaur anatomy and dinosaurs had really tiny scales that would be basically invisible in 1/35 scale

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>>11731568
Oof. I always thought the default colors on the BOTM looked weird but now I'm even more glad I stuck with the muted colors of the WWD version.

>>11731684
This. Allosaurus has such a distinguishable head shape that the HC/Universal design feels way too streamlined for my tastes.

>>11731816
>PNSO dude is mega autistic
Pretty much. I think it looks okay but when it comes to toys, a bit of exagerration in the texture/sculpt really does help because otherwise the scales would look too smooth in 1/35 scale even if it might be more realistic.

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>>11730395
Baryonyx: Hammond Collection but I'd like to see a more paleo-styled one outside of JP.

T-Rex: Sadly, my most favorite Rex sculpt is from a statue with only jaw articulation (pic-related). While the Nanmu looks phenomenal, I have a weird rule of collecting JP-style dinos strictly from Mattel (though the Nanmu pair are still oh-so tempting). The next best thing I have is the 1/35 BOTM Rex in WWD colors, but I'm hoping their upcoming 2.0 will be the one I'm looking for. Their juvenile Rex is probably one of my favorite dino figures to pose around.

Allosaurus: 1/18 BOTM all the way. Easily the best Allosaurus by far, and I'm partial to the Fragilis version since it's the Allosaurus skull design I'm most familiar with. Looking forward to the 1/35 versions.

>>11731828
I agree

>>11731840
Strangely i think the Mattel toys look more like Baryonyx than the movie model

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>>11724781
Dinosaurs are lame and gay

>>11731823
>stuck with the muted colors of the WWD version
The standard is way too ambitious in its colors. They look fine when David paints the prototype, but they look like ass when the final product comess out, especially in those earlier figures

How do you store your dinosaur toys? They seem to be really big compared to normal action figures. Do you put them in a box when not playing with them?

>>11732100
It's so obvious when the best looking dinos they've ever put out are the ones with the simplest paint jobs. Something like the Pachyrhino with its simple two tone color scheme and not a bunch of striped spotted bullshit all over its face and back.

>>11732100
I feel this is true of all BOTM figures

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>>11732377
And he also really needs to learn when a coloration should be finished. For example the T. rex REALLY doesn't need those horrible looking stripes on its snout. Hell i really wish the coloration was as simple as in that figure's art

>>11732100
>They look fine when David paints the prototype
lol lmao >>11726575
David can sculpt like a motherfucker, but his paint jobs are always shoddy. He needs to invest in an airbrush instead of arcade machines. Or better yet, let someone else do the paint masters.

New Hammond Collections were revealed but i'm too lazy to post them

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>>11732426
I'll post them. It's a big wave

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>>11732445
I

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>>11732447
Mutodon looks good

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>>11732449
JWR dilo

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>>11732450
What the fuck is this guy?

>>11732447
FYI, Delores is 1:1 scale and not 1:18

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>>11732451
And last is Indominus

>>11732451
Hypsilophodon maybe?

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>>11732461
You were right

>>11732468
Is that all the novel glup shittos?

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>>11732472
No, we still need Maiasaura

How does Hammond collect scale with motu?

>>11732474
what scale is motu? HC is 1/18

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>>11732473
>painted teeth instead of rubber teeth
The line is evolving backwards

>>11732445
>>11732454
The head sculpts seem off on both of these. Shame, I was actually sort of looking forward to Hank Scorpio.

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>>11732565
Scorpius looks mostly fine, but Indominus looks genuinely bad
also
>no "glass" eye
Like I get getting rid of the gimmick in the small figures because it looks like ass, but getting rid of it in the large theropods is wild

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>>11732570
>Scorpius looks mostly fine
It really doesn't. Just about everything is wrong.

>no "glass" eye
That's a pleasant surprise, they always looked like shit.

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>>11732579
my mistake.
You're right, he does look totally different.
>they always looked like shit.
The Spinosaurus eye looked good, but it did look bad in basically every other figure.

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>>11731828
Imagine being super into dinosaur anatomy and still using the bad proportions of the Sue reconstruction.

>>11732624
The BOTM one wins in terms of proportions that's for sure

>>11732624
>>11732707
Actually a really good example of how to do and not to do lips on theropods. While the BOTM one keeps them very tight and as close to the bone as possible the Nanmu one adds so much soft tissue that it ends up distorting the skull shape

>>11732587
old yeller teeth

>>11732451
>>11732468
If I had a nickel for everytime Hypsilophodon snuck its way into a completely unrelated wave of anticipated JP stuff, I'd have two nickels.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN3bJeDeXRY

>>11732709
>Nanmu
Do you mean PNSO?

>>11732587
Cum mouth

>>11732624
Why does the right one looks like he's balding?

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>>11732930
That's just what Sue looked like, and because 2/3rds of Tyrannosaur reconstructions are actualy just reconstructions of Sue we have to have Tyrannosaurs with weird heads and ribs that are too wide.

do we know how big the new Hammonds will be? From the reveal pics they do look kinda small.

>>11733157
Either ham size or man sized

>>11732624
Casual dino fan here admittedly (I like paleo stuff but don't know nearly enough to give much of an informed opinion) but the straight-ahead stare of the middle and right ones are really cracking me up; they look like they've just stepped out of the de-extinction machine and are beyond disappointed that the world is now dominated by small smooth-skinned apes whose apparent leaders do unspeakable things to hatchlings.
>"You know what? I think another meteor is in order. This SUCKS."
Like it makes sense they'd have binocular vision, being predators and all, but god it looks funny from the front.

>>11732916
Yeah PNSO my bad. I tend to get the two mixed up

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>>11732952
I hate how when people make a reconstruction based on Sue they always (and i mean always) ignore the fact that she is crouching in that mount so her legs are not fully extended. It's how you end up with reconstructions that are absolute leglets like the PP one

>>11733157
>From the reveal pics they do look kinda small
There's nothing to compare them to what do you mean?

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>>11733269
It sucks so much that probably the best Tyrannosaur reconstruction in any of the recent Paleo docs is from the worst of them. The WWD25 Rex is just leagues better than the PP Rex, but the documentary was absolute ass.

>>11733304
I agree tho i think they ocerdid it a little with the lips. It almost looks like thing has a beak when it closes its mouth

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>>11733269
Here's an edit i made proper legs

>>11733321
*with
Fuck

a little bit of paint goes a long way on the hammond collection figures.A simple dry brushing of white is going to make that indominus look sharp.

>>11733707
This is even true for the regular Mattel figures. They have a lot of sculpted detail that you don't even notice because of the lack of paint

>>11733707
Paint apps are one of the most expensive parts of the figure making process unfortunately, so Mattel refuses yo do anything but the bare minimum to keep profits high

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Nanmu Allo. Pre-orders should go up somewhere at the end of the month at the latest.

>hammond collection Stegosaurus
Should I buy it? Will the tail break if I play too much with it?

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>>11732473
remember what they took from you

>>11734826
Them doing such an obscure dinosaur gives me hope that they could make a disney carnotaurus one day

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>>11734856
I really like the HC stego, that's why I bought two, but it's tail is pretty limited in the range it can swing, and with no torso joint that limitation is felt even more. Still a great figure though

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>>11734856
>>11735010
The lack of a moving jaw is a little annoying, but wasnt a deal breaker for me, but I can see why it might be for others

>>11734826
My big dream figures for Nanmu now:
>Disney Carnotaurus (Normal, Ride-style)
>Dinosaur Planet Pyroraptor (Pod, his sisters)
>JPOG Acrro/Carchar
>Gwangi
>The Dragon Ball T-rex design
>Sharptooth (Classic, Mysterious Island)
>The Isle Giga but there's no way in hell to make that happen without Dondi throwing a shitfit about it
>Jurassic Fight Club Nanotyrannus, unironically

>>11735010
>but it's tail is pretty limited in the range it can swing
but isn't it a wire thing? I've seen a reviewer just bend it into a U-Turn. How much did you play with them, any damage on the tails?

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>>11735316
It can bend just fine, but it can't hold the pose well at all because of how bulky the rubber tail is.
I havent had any damage to the tail of either of mine

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>>11735251
>Dragon Ball T-rex
One of my pipedream figure lines is a crossover between the figuarts dragon ball line and monsterarts that consists of a bunch of dragon ball monsters

>>11735425
Honestly, with the ultraman line considered, they could just be a big figurarts without needing to make it a crossover with monsterarts. Which would be good, given Monsterarts more recent track record.

Any of you buying Schleich toys or are they completely out of fashion nowadays?

>>11736238
Figurines will always have a place in my heart

>>11734826
>broken jaw
holy fucking kino, i remember watching that as a kid

>>11736238
>>11736287
They are really well made, and I wished more stores sold them so they would be more competitively priced. Right now, I see them at Michael's, at Barnes & Nobles and maybe one or two other spots - few and far between.
The sculpts on some are really good, and I would like them more if they had just a bit more articulation for at least SOME of the figurines.
I think people's hate for figurines is for soulless crap like Funko Pops.

>>11731999
you and your little hands need to go fuck yourselves

>>11736481
In all fairness about Schleich, they're very hit or miss. Just look at their Moros figure for an example

>>11736540
I love their Moros but that's because i love buying butt-ugly toys. It's also why i have the Papo Protoceratops

>>11736540
>>11736751
>Moros
he looks like a true monster but at the same time like a silly little guy.

>>11736754
Its face kind of looks like a chimpanzee

I got my HC Allosaurus, I love him. He feels great, looks great and does what I want him to. But damn is he big. I feel like if I go into the dino hole I will have to not give them a shelve but a corner of my bedroom floor.

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Hammond Collection Jeep. It's supposed to be an all in one even though the number is 18 so that doesn't work...

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Got some more birds today.

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>>11737733
The Deinonychus are roughly the size I was expecting, but at the same time, bigger? I expected them to be a bit smaller than Eo, but they're roughly the same size.

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>>11737736
It's weird that every time (2 times) I have gotten more than 1 of the same figure from CB, one of them is always a bit fucked up. After giving them a hot soak to loosen the joints, I'd one of the shoulders on one of them is just... Fucked now, I guess. And before the soak, that same one had a weird ball joint in the base of its arm that keeps pooping out. Their ankle (real ankle) were also weirdly tight even after the soak.
They seem pretty good now though, the tails especially, much better and more free than any of the other bendy-tails in the ones I have

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>>11737741
>My Ancestor :)
1/18 Velo is better than I expected for its size. Not really any further comments. Little dude is alright. Probably a bit overpriced.

>>11737733
>>11737736
>>11737741
Yeah people often assume Deinonychus was smaller than it actually was because it is commonly used to show how oversized the JP raptors were. And it is true they were smaller than the ones in JP, but they were still about the size of a large gray wolf

>>11737741
>I'd one of the shoulders on one of them is just... Fucked now
re-reading part of this post I feel like I had a stroke part-way through.
Which is what I get for writing a post while 90% asleep.
To fix my error:
Before the soak, one of them had a really weird, misshapen torso. Soak fixed it, but still weird.
Was a lot harder to get their leg joints going than Eotyrannus too.
Also seems like literally all of their smaller figures have a very slight underbite. Eo has one, Deinonychus has one, Velo has one. But none of the other ones do.
>>11737815
Makes sense. I guess my general mental picture of the size of Deinonychus is based on that one Wikipedia image comparing it, Velo, Utah, Austro, Micro, etc, to eachother. Which, of course, is standing in a more dynamic pose, which is probably skewing my mental mage a bit.

>>11738522
Speaking of Autroraptor wasn't there going to be a BOTM one?

>>11738652
I sure hope so.
One of my favorite dromaeosaurs thanks to an ass-disaster of a dinosaur game that gave me stockholm syndrome.

https://www.speelboer.com/botm-allosaurus-fragilis-1-35-01376

>seventy goddamn euro for this tiny thing
Yeaah, nah. I'll stick to Nanmu (and perhaps PNSO) exclusively from now on.

>>11738991
Are you like being intentionally retarded? The similarly sized nanmu figures like the Indoraptor and Velociraptor are the same price on that site

>>11739010
Exactly, why would I pay almost the same amount for a much inferior product? They're also way smaller than you let on.

>>11739063
Okay, retard

>Never bought a BOTM
>1/18 Allo Frag and Dilo look pretty cool
>Go on ebay
holy fuck...

Do they make rereleases or am I paying rape prices?

>>11739431
If it helps, I guess they're still available on their website.

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Nanmu Allos are up.

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>>11740095
Package shot. Unless I'm mistaken, I just don't get why everyone forgets the big thumb claw when it's one of Allosaurus's defining features and makes its claws look more deadly. Only seen statue companies and CB get that right so far.

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So in the middle of Mattel plastering spikes onto everything that doesn't need them, they just randomly decided to make the first ever toy of Stomatosuchus???

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>>11739431
The Cyberzoic color pattern for the Dilo is still up
https://creative-beast.com/product/dilophosaurus-wetherilli-cyberzoic-1-18th-scale-action-figure/
And the 1/18 fragillis is still available as well
https://creative-beast.com/product/1-18-allosaurus-fragilis-action-figure-1/
>>11740099
Yeah, it's so weird that so many people get it wrong. Though Nanmu has the excuse that it isnt their design.

>>11739768
>If it helps, I guess they're still available on their website.
>>11741657
Thank you anons.

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Prototype for Blockees 1/35 Rex

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>>11743159
Their 1/64 scale Rex and Trike

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>>11743160
And their non-scale figures

>>11741657
>Though Nanmu has the excuse that it isnt their design.
Where's it from?

>>11741657
why does it look so sensual? Like a man playing with his pregnant wife?

>>11743256
Dinosaur Revolution. Dinosaur documentary that had some pretty good designs. The DR T-rex with he fucking skull-colored head goes hard.
It also doesn't take itself completely seriously, mainly because it wasn't originally formatted as a documentary, it's a fun watch, but the Broken-Jaw Allo was absolutely a highlight. It's also the documentary that taught me that Torvosaurus exists.

>>11743160
These are particularly exciting

>>11743777
>We're getting figures of fucking dogs and pigs from this retard before dimetrodons or oviraptors or pterosaurs or any aquatic creatures
Jesus Christ.

At least the cerato is fucking 100% badass, I'll definitely be getting him.

>>11743777
First wave I am vetting literally all the figures. Might even get to Rhinos
>>11743869
There is no paleozoic line. Why would there be a dimetridon? Filling out the La Brea tarpits with Dire Wolves makes more sense, especially given how popular the smilodon has been.

>>11743873
>Hurr durr why no this word not make sense??

There wasn't a cenozoic line until he decided to start making a bunch of fucking cats and dogs and pigs you cum guzzling fucktard. He'll make a dimetrodon at some point and slap a different word on the box and literally no one will give a shit.

>>11743869
>>11743873
I do wish they made a Dimetrodon. Specially since it's the last we have left to have the "mascot" of every major era

>ILM reusing their shitty JW allosaurus for the third fucking time
>https://youtu.be/IoHWPAN6FPg
I am glad we are getting another Dino movie, but can we fucking not get Allogator skin jimmadsenni again?

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>Cyberzoic Dilophosaurus
How is he different from the normal BotM one? Can I take off his hair/cape thing?

>>11744551
>How is he different from the normal BotM one?
To my knowledge, owning neither and just looking at pictures:
>Better (IMO) Color scheme and general paint application
>I THINk the neck wrinkels and the eye-dangly things?

>>11744551
Yes i am pretty sure you can take off the collar

>>11744531
It seems you made a typo there but it made your post 10 times better. Kek, allogator

>>11744551
>How is he different from the normal BotM one? Can I take off his hair/cape thing?
The color is different
The head crests are sculpted slightly different
The feathers are a separate piece and can be removed

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>>11744551
Different (better) paint
Different head & neck sculpts that change the crests and give him turkey waddle
Removable cape

>>11744876
>prefer the right's sculpt
>prefer the left's paint
Fuck me

>>11744876
These guys got the down syndrome stare

>>11744883
Same happens to me with the Allosaurus. Wish i could have fragilis with jimmadseni's paint

Do you paint your dinosaurs? Any tips for a beginner?

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>can look down and has mostly decent paint apps
>substantially worse in almoat every other way.
Man, i was really hoping PNSO would pull it off, but this shit sucks.

>>11745608
Hey it's their first articulated dino ever, give em a break. I bet you anything it doesn't take them over 100 releases before they start to get okay therapods like it did with creativebeast.

>>11744876
>>11744883
Same except for the crest color, I like the blue.

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Flamboyant boy and his drab wife (affectionate)

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>>11745695
Sharing a meal

>>11745608
>almost every other way
what didn't you like?

>>11745622
NTA but I feel like someone has to be brutally honest about the flaws in order for it to get better first.

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So Mattel's releasing their own Dunkleosteus and oh my god. Even putting aside accuracy, this just looks bad. Why the nerd emoji teeth? Why does it look like it just washed up on a beach and is actively dying?

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>>11745622
I just watched 2 reviews glazing this thing, dude.
>>11745712

Outside of the ability to look down, the articulation is worse than the original BotM 1:35 Rex. Yeah, the BOTM rex has the uglier hip joint, but it somehow manages to have a better range of motion. The heads sculpt looks really bad. I dont know it it is an artifact of the articulation or if they just made the lips to wide to make it's mouth close flush, but whatever it they did made the head look very wonkey. It can look down which is awesome, but it cant look side to side. The lacramal crests have almost no sculpted detail and and no definition in the paint which makes them look substantially worse than anything else on the figure... other than maybe the eyes.

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>>11746030

>>11746030
Looks like they wanted to make a bear and kept having to be reminded that they were supposed to be making a T-rex.

>>11746030
I think the head looks fine, certainly more appealing than Baardse's fugly thing.
Could you pop off the head and legs? I want to see if it's possible to dremel out material to improve the range of motion.

>The lacramal crests have almost no sculpted detail and and no definition in the paint which makes them look substantially worse than anything else on the figure
Yup, it's a PNSO figure alright.

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>>11741657
is that the 1:35 or 1:18 Allosaurus?

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>>11746366
It's the 1:18, my 1:35 allosaurus and my Andrewsarchus & Stegosaurus havent arrived yet

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>>11746411

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>>11746408
why do you buy two different scales?

>>11747507
why do you care?

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>>11747507
I buy lots of different scales. I have the 1/12 Nanmu and Amber Collection Raptors and the 1/35 Nanmu and 1/18 Hammond Collection Tyrannosaurs. I also have the 1/6 BotM Velociraptor that I pose next to the 1/18 Utahraptor (really crazy how much the paint apps have improved since those early figures). I just like prehistoric animal figures regardless of scale. However, I will say that one of the reasons I decided to grab the 1/35 Allosaurs was because the will make fine subadults for my my 1/18 Allosaurs or decent stand ins for A. europaeus depending on if it's a true seperate species or just a dwarf subspecies of A. fragilis.

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A multitude of (stupid) questions
>Would those two be a good introduction to the Beasts of the Mesozoic line in particular and more expansive toys in general?
>How is their QC?
>Can they pose well without the stands at all?
>Do they scale well with Hammonds Stegosaurus and with each other?
>Is there a quality difference with the different colored velociraptors? I ask because pic related is significantly cheaper than the osmolskae and mongoliensis ones.
>Is there another Dilophosaurus in the works? I know Hammond is making the one from the first JP movie.

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>>11747674
>Would those two be a good introduction to the Beasts of the Mesozoic line in particular and more expansive toys in general?
The Dilo absolutely. It's a great figure. The Velociraptor... eh. That Velociraptor was my first BotM figure it was "fine" for the time, but the paint work is an order of magnitude worse than the Dilo.
>How is their QC?
I've seen no real issues with the Dilo though there are people who complain about it not being able to stand as well without a support stand because of its long body. The Raptor has a fair amount of paint issues.
>Can they pose well without the stands at all?
The Dilo can be a little finicky when it comes to standing on its own because of its long body and weird proportions, but it can be done. The Velociraptor cannot stand at all without its support stand.
>Do they scale well with Hammonds Stegosaurus and with each other?
the Dilo is 1/18 like the Hammond Stegosaurus, but that Velociraptor is 1/6 scale so it won't scale with the steg. However, if you want a Raptor that does scale with the Stego there are the 1/18 raptors. Most are out of stock, but at least one of the color patterns is still available.
https://creative-beast.com/product/1-18th-velociraptor-mongoliensis-black-4-action-figure/
if you want a raptor that is about the same size as the 1/6 Velociraptor but does scale with the Stegosaurus, then I'd recommend either the Utahraptor or Achillobator which can stand on their own without a support.
>Is there a quality difference with the different colored velociraptors?
The one in that picture will almost certainly not look as good as the one you get. The paint work on the snout for that Velociraptor is very poorly implemented so there's none of that really nice blending of the blue
>Is there another Dilophosaurus in the works?
That's actually the second Dilo. It's a popular animal so it'll probably get a third eventually, but nothing has been confirmed

>>11747711
thank you very much for your help. I think after what you said I will stick with just the Dilo.

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Stego arrived... still no andrewsarchus and 1:35 Allosaurus yet though. He's an absolute unit.
>>11747734
Np. Saw you deleted you post asking about the raptor in my previous pic. That wasnt one of the 1/6 scale raptor that was the 1/18 Achillobator. It has pins in its arm because the first run of the figure was pinless but had serious issues with the arms poping off and never going back on. So they switched to pins to fix the issue. I've brought out my 1/6 velociraptor. You can see how bad the paint on the snout is in mine compared to the art sample. Like I said if you want a raptor that is pretty sizeable and scales well with your HC Steg I would recommend either that Achillobator or the Utahraptor.

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The Bull, Cow, and Calf

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>>11748025

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>>11748030
Suprisingly stable on 2 legs

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>>11748031

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>>11748036

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>>11748041
Abbout the same size as the Mammoth

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>>11748043

>>11748036
>>11748041
Pose it hitting Allosaurus you know where. Come on, you know you want to

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>>11748081
I need to buy some blood effects

>>11748087
right in the nards

Do you think they'd have to redesign the Chaos Effect hybrids if Mattel ever did anything with them again?