Superb review as always, very well spotted, pointing out the torso shape, something that most people didnt noticed, thats why you are the best in this IMHO. And you are right, most megalosauroids had flat torsos, (with the only exception of Spinosaurus) their ribs are straight and pointing downgards because the horizontal transverse processes of most of the dorsal vertebrae, so their rib cages look mediolaterally compresed. The thic torsos only appear in allosaurids (not even in carcharodontosaurids) and tyrannosaurids (avetheropod condition), the shaft of their ribs is bowed and the transverse processes dorsolaterally positioned in the thoracic vertebrae. So you are very right, that body is from very different families.
Juste une petite choses le carcharodontosauridae tyranotitan un torse très épais comparé aux Allosauroïde les abelisauridae aurait eu également un torse épaisse à partir d’une sertaine taille aussi les megalosauridea comme torvosaurus aurait également eu un torse assez épais et massif et d’ailleurs pour sa qu’il est considéré comme l’un des plus massif ou sinon le theropode le plus massif proportionnelle du jurassique supérieur dépasse de loin Allosaurus la desus
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246 Nope, you are totally wrong, torvos torso is in fact very narrow, is one of the best examples, you can see this even in the biggest torvo specimen CMC VP15575. Totally different shape from Allosaurus or tyrannosaurids, check some dorsal views of skeletal reconstructions, Gregory Paul, Scott Hartma.... Allo has a much deeper body than Torvo, regardless the size, that btw Torvo hasnt advantage there neither against the biggest specimens. Tyrannotitan is more similar to Acrocanthosaurus and Giga that both have proportionally narrower torsos, and different dorsal vertebra shape, read osteology and philogenetic relationships of T. chubutensis by Novas et al and a new specimen of acrocanthosaurus atokensis from yhe lower cretaceous antlers formation by currie and carpenter, where they literally stated "(ribs) are directly comparable with those of allosaurus and show acrocanthosaurus had a rather high, narrow body".
@JohnAvery-zl2yq Thank you for your kind words John! But no I cannot claim to be anywhere near the best. In fact I have openly said many times that as far as theropods go, my lack of knowledge is atrocious. My main interest is in sauropods, and my second favourite group alternates between ceratopsians and hadrosaurs. But I do have a love for anatomy, and it is really amazing what the orientation of different processes can tell us, and even something like the ribs which is often ignored, can be expressed in the external morphology of the animal. The interesting thing that I forgot to mention is that even the Dino Hazard Irritator has the same narrow flatter ribs. So it seems like the sculptors there did make a note of this. I am grateful to highly knowledgeable viewers like yourself who take the time to comment and share your knowledge, which I am sure far outshines mine. Someone who knows their theropods to such exactitude as to know your actual specimens is someone with a true passion! Thank you for your support!
Muy buena review! 😁Hiciste una interesante observación con el torso del Baryonyx, la mayoría de las fotos son en vista de perfil por lo que es difícil percatarse de ese tipo de detalles 😯 El color de esta figura me gustó 👌aunque sí hubiera preferido una coloración más fuerte en la cresta 👀 y sobre la garra...yo creo que lo mandaré a customizar de esa parte cuando yo lo tenga 😅Porque por lo demás la figura me gustó n.n Espero que PNSO algún día realice un Ichthyovenator o un Irritator!
¡En efecto! Creo que en realidad es una figura muy bonita y el color también es bastante bonito. Pero, por supuesto, la aplicación de pintura no es tan compleja como en PNSO anteriores, razón por la cual a la gente no le gusta. Parece inferior, pero sólo porque PNSO hizo un trabajo increíble antes. Creo que podría enviarlo a repintar en algún momento en el futuro, con una bonita cresta roja y tal vez un repintado de garra que pueda resaltar más. ¡Aunque todavía siento que podría ser más espeso! Espero Ichthyovenator... ¡pero veamos qué hace PNSO a continuación!
The irony is that if PNSO paint apps haven't been so good to this point, no one would have had much to say about this one. In a sense they spoilt the market a bit for themselves here.
@@DinosDragons also with the latest Saichania from Haolonggood I think both companies are trying to find a sustainable balance point between price point quality control of paint apps. It is astounding what they have achieved prior, I've always wondered about the sustainability.
Mine is arriving next Tuesday so I haven't seen it in the hand yet, but I actually like the look of the colour palette. I'm a big fan of orange tones on my dinosaurs. I do wish the crest had been emphasized though. Maybe I'll feel differently when I get mine.
I can't say how excited I am while clicking in this video, I've been waiting for this review for some time now. And as usual, you never disappoint! This figure in my opinion is certainly better than the hlg Baryonyx, but the paintwork they've put in to this figure is almost too similar to the Saurophaganax or the Cameron Tyrannosaurus to me. Even though it's definitely better than the original prototype, I'd still wanted a little more of some color variants to this model. But this review is definitely top notch just like your other dinosaur reviews, appreciate your work into these reviews dinodragons.
The irony is that in and of itself, this model is actually really good. But PNSO paint apps have been so good that they kinda spoilt the market for their own selves with this rather simplistic application. the blends are still smooth, but they are not as complex. Thank you for your kind words, I much appreciate them from my viewers! 😁
I’m curious to see PNSO’s reasoning for the robust torso, but all things considered I really like this model a lot. It’s one of the few releases I ordered on day one before any reviews or in hand photos came out. Edit: After doing some further research on this it appears that Baryonyx has a very robust shoulder girdle and wider ribcage, making it even more heavily built than Suchomimus despite being smaller. PNSO paid excellent attention to detail.
Well I'm the last person who should be commenting on theropods, but I believe that some older skeletals do have a similar look to this one. Maybe this was based on that. But I couldn't swear too how carved in stone this should be. I leave it to real theropod experts to comment on that!
I'm really curious to know if robus Baryonyx is true. I got this PNSO figure, but I would be annoyed a bit if the torso would end up being inaccurate, I have to admit...
@@TheSenSx It appears to be the case, the known rib and shoulder elements of Baryonyx suggest its chest cavity was broader than Suchomimus. It’s a very well made restoration.
Es una lástima que la mandíbula no cierre como debería... Creo que un animal de cierto renombre como es Baryonyx, merecía una figura capaz de cerrar al 100% su boca, pero supongo que no se puede tener todo 🥲 El resto de la figura cumple. Mantienen una posición neutra y sin arriesgarse a grandes innovaciones. Por cierto, muy interesante la comparación que hiciste de modo "sutil" con la figura de Saurophaganax, que hay ciertas personas que compararon ambas diciendo que la de Baryonyx era una copia con modificaciones. Queda más que claro que no. Añado, por último, que la figura de Suchomimus está realizada con mayor cariño que la de Baryonyx. Me esperaba algo de más potencia o dinamismo. ¡Muy buen vídeo, como siempre, amigo! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
No puedo estar más de acuerdo. Esperaba una figura un poco menos genérica. Me da la sensación de que han querido ir a lo seguro, y se han esforzado lo mínimo sabiendo que Baryonyx vende por si solo. Creo tmbn que el Suchomimus está mucho mejor cuidado y con hecho más mimo. Aún así la calidad de PNSO es como siempre excelente (quitando el tema de la mandíbula, lo cual es una pena). Sigo esperando mi Turiasaurus... algún día... ¡Saludos desde Valencia Paleológica!
Me pregunto si es por la articulación que a la mandíbula le cuesta cerrar. A mí me hubiera gustado ver cómo encaja la punta de la mandíbula en el espacio subnarial de los espinosáuridos. ¡Qué lástima que no sea así! No estaba seguro de si era una copia directa del Saurophaganax. Ni siquiera me di cuenta hasta que vi el vídeo de El Spino Reseñas. Pero pensé en mostrarles a los dos y dejar que la gente tomara su propia decisión. Parece muy similar en pose, color e incluso en el torso en forma de barril. Desafortunadamente, creo que PNSO no fabricará saurópodos a escala 1:35 pronto, a menos que puedan encontrar un material que no sea tan pesado. Si tienes el PNSO Lingwulong te darás cuenta de lo pesado que ya es. HLG utilizando un material más ligero.
to be honest when i look at the claws, the sculpted thumb claw is actually indeed as big as it needs to be compared to the rest, but the paint of the claws is a bit sloppy in some areas especially the base so you cannot really notice it easily, in this shot 5:41 you can see the color of the thumb claw ends before the actual claw and in 5:24 you can see the second claw having its color extend all the way to the start of the finger, so with a paint touch up the claw can pop up more but the actual sculpted claw is fine in fact its as big as in the hlg baryonyx
Even so, I thnk there is something lacking in the thickness of the base of the claw, and considering how keratin would build it up more, it always sat wrong with me. However I will be getting this repainted, including the claw flaws as you suggest, and then reassess to see how it looks like.
I have mixed feelings about a PNSO figure for the first time in my life. Is it good? Definitely. Is it bad? Well, it kind of is on a more minute level. But unquestionably, this is the most perfect Baryonyx figure out there. The dull-looking crest, big claw, color palette, and belly are the most controversial areas in the figure, and it seems like they made this figure in a hurry. But overall, it looks good. I'll probably buy this figure someday when I have enough money. So, stay strong, Maxim. I'm coming for you. Thank you so much for this review, my dear sir. You are the best. 🖤🖤
Thank you for your thoughtful comment as always! The irony is that because PNSO has had such sterling paint apps in the past, this one comes off as rather simplistic. Otherwise it actually still blends rather smoothly. I wonder about what you say, whether this was indeed made in a hurry. I would think that for some reason, maybe something was rushed, but I believe that a lot of thought still went into the design of it. I have to say that this one is still my favourite Baryonyx so far. But I may look to repaint it down the road.
¡suchomimus es uno de los modelos de espinosaurio más bellos de PNSO! ¡Me encanta! Admito que este Baryonyx no está tan bien pintado, ¡pero sigue siendo una buena incorporación a la familia!
Unfortunately, PNSO kinda spoilt the market on itself with this one. The dinosaur model as it is is very good, way ahead of most Safaris and CollectAs. But because of how good its paint apps were in the past, this one just pales in comparison. I may have it repainted at some point. This is such an important dinosaur, just like Zuul, that it deserves a repaint.
J’aime beaucoup le fait que pnso est décidé de rendre le torse des spinosauridea comparable à ces des tyrannosauroidea car était le cas dans la réalité je pense.
This is a step back comparing to the last figures, and definitively has less quality than most of the dinosaurs they have released during the last 2 years at least. Is still decent, but it lacks. And what did happen with the eyes!
Baryonyx was my most wanted figure from pnso (along with a muttaburrasaurus) and I am a little disappointed with this one tbh. Not bad, but doesn't knock it out of the park like nearly all of pnsos recent figures.
I think PNSO spoilt the market on themselves. This one was relatively simple compared to their usual subtle complexities. I wouldn't mind a Muttaburrasaurus myself! More dinos from Down Under I say!
Dino hazard originated in a novel written by brazillian paleontologist Tito Aureliano. They currently have a novel, comic book and a game. The only models released where the Irritator and a very limited Carcharodontosaurus.
@@DinosDragons thanks for the replies guys!! Disappointing but more exciting when/if they go thru with something new. Also, absolutely love your channel friend!! Some of the most well cared for content on the platform in my humble opinion
11:34 oui aussi les jambes du nouveau spinosaurus adulte de pnso sont trop courtes car elle mesure 1.8 - 2.2 m alors qu’elle devrait mesuré 2.6 m selon randomdinos ,donc potentiel 3 m minimum en réalité si l’animal ce déplacer normalement comme les autre spinosauridea
If randomdinos takes his 2.6m hip height from the ground based on his illustration, his Spinosaurus leg is less flexed than the PNSO Spinosaurus, particularly in the hip, knee, and with a little less dorsiflexion. Overall his reconstruction shows a straighter attitude in the hindlimbs than the PNSO. In any case, Spinosaurus as it stands now is quite messy, so I cannot decide whose reconstruction is the most accurate. We'll just have to wait and see, I guess.
Yes, but God knows when it will arrive! They've started shipping, but my friend in the West already have his tracking number, while I have had no news and this is shipping from China! 🤷♂️
Initially it was good to have movable jaws, but now i think no one could make one that is seemless and for display purpose, i rather to have a fix jaw on dinosaur figures.
That's what a lot of people feel. I have to say thought that I am in general quite accepting of them, except where compromises make really throw off the anatomy of the dinosaur too much.
Superb review as always, very well spotted, pointing out the torso shape, something that most people didnt noticed, thats why you are the best in this IMHO.
And you are right, most megalosauroids had flat torsos, (with the only exception of Spinosaurus) their ribs are straight and pointing downgards because the horizontal transverse processes of most of the dorsal vertebrae, so their rib cages look mediolaterally compresed. The thic torsos only appear in allosaurids (not even in carcharodontosaurids) and tyrannosaurids (avetheropod condition), the shaft of their ribs is bowed and the transverse processes dorsolaterally positioned in the thoracic vertebrae. So you are very right, that body is from very different families.
Juste une petite choses le carcharodontosauridae tyranotitan un torse très épais comparé aux Allosauroïde les abelisauridae aurait eu également un torse épaisse à partir d’une sertaine taille aussi les megalosauridea comme torvosaurus aurait également eu un torse assez épais et massif et d’ailleurs pour sa qu’il est considéré comme l’un des plus massif ou sinon le theropode le plus massif proportionnelle du jurassique supérieur dépasse de loin Allosaurus la desus
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246 Nope, you are totally wrong, torvos torso is in fact very narrow, is one of the best examples, you can see this even in the biggest torvo specimen CMC VP15575. Totally different shape from Allosaurus or tyrannosaurids, check some dorsal views of skeletal reconstructions, Gregory Paul, Scott Hartma.... Allo has a much deeper body than Torvo, regardless the size, that btw Torvo hasnt advantage there neither against the biggest specimens. Tyrannotitan is more similar to Acrocanthosaurus and Giga that both have proportionally narrower torsos, and different dorsal vertebra shape, read osteology and philogenetic relationships of T. chubutensis by Novas et al and a new specimen of acrocanthosaurus atokensis from yhe lower cretaceous antlers formation by currie and carpenter, where they literally stated "(ribs) are directly comparable with those of allosaurus and show acrocanthosaurus had a rather high, narrow body".
@JohnAvery-zl2yq
Thank you for your kind words John! But no I cannot claim to be anywhere near the best. In fact I have openly said many times that as far as theropods go, my lack of knowledge is atrocious. My main interest is in sauropods, and my second favourite group alternates between ceratopsians and hadrosaurs.
But I do have a love for anatomy, and it is really amazing what the orientation of different processes can tell us, and even something like the ribs which is often ignored, can be expressed in the external morphology of the animal. The interesting thing that I forgot to mention is that even the Dino Hazard Irritator has the same narrow flatter ribs. So it seems like the sculptors there did make a note of this.
I am grateful to highly knowledgeable viewers like yourself who take the time to comment and share your knowledge, which I am sure far outshines mine. Someone who knows their theropods to such exactitude as to know your actual specimens is someone with a true passion! Thank you for your support!
Muy buena review! 😁Hiciste una interesante observación con el torso del Baryonyx, la mayoría de las fotos son en vista de perfil por lo que es difícil percatarse de ese tipo de detalles 😯
El color de esta figura me gustó 👌aunque sí hubiera preferido una coloración más fuerte en la cresta 👀 y sobre la garra...yo creo que lo mandaré a customizar de esa parte cuando yo lo tenga 😅Porque por lo demás la figura me gustó n.n
Espero que PNSO algún día realice un Ichthyovenator o un Irritator!
¡En efecto! Creo que en realidad es una figura muy bonita y el color también es bastante bonito. Pero, por supuesto, la aplicación de pintura no es tan compleja como en PNSO anteriores, razón por la cual a la gente no le gusta. Parece inferior, pero sólo porque PNSO hizo un trabajo increíble antes.
Creo que podría enviarlo a repintar en algún momento en el futuro, con una bonita cresta roja y tal vez un repintado de garra que pueda resaltar más. ¡Aunque todavía siento que podría ser más espeso!
Espero Ichthyovenator... ¡pero veamos qué hace PNSO a continuación!
Looks like a repaint will be in order for a lot of people. Perhaps PNSO is trying to support the community of painters!
Les peinture haolonggood aussi ont besoin un peu plus de retouche à mon avis
The irony is that if PNSO paint apps haven't been so good to this point, no one would have had much to say about this one. In a sense they spoilt the market a bit for themselves here.
@@DinosDragons also with the latest Saichania from Haolonggood I think both companies are trying to find a sustainable balance point between price point quality control of paint apps. It is astounding what they have achieved prior, I've always wondered about the sustainability.
That’s a cop out answer, no excuse for it being this dull in pattern.
Mine is arriving next Tuesday so I haven't seen it in the hand yet, but I actually like the look of the colour palette. I'm a big fan of orange tones on my dinosaurs. I do wish the crest had been emphasized though. Maybe I'll feel differently when I get mine.
An Ichthyovenator is coming indeed, so good luck for you!
What, are you serious! Do you have some secret insider knowledge? 🤣
@@DinosDragonsI would like to know as well, could you imagine a proper ichthyovenator figure 🎉🎉
I can't say how excited I am while clicking in this video, I've been waiting for this review for some time now. And as usual, you never disappoint! This figure in my opinion is certainly better than the hlg Baryonyx, but the paintwork they've put in to this figure is almost too similar to the Saurophaganax or the Cameron Tyrannosaurus to me. Even though it's definitely better than the original prototype, I'd still wanted a little more of some color variants to this model.
But this review is definitely top notch just like your other dinosaur reviews, appreciate your work into these reviews dinodragons.
The irony is that in and of itself, this model is actually really good. But PNSO paint apps have been so good that they kinda spoilt the market for their own selves with this rather simplistic application. the blends are still smooth, but they are not as complex.
Thank you for your kind words, I much appreciate them from my viewers! 😁
Great baryonyx review
I’m curious to see PNSO’s reasoning for the robust torso, but all things considered I really like this model a lot. It’s one of the few releases I ordered on day one before any reviews or in hand photos came out.
Edit: After doing some further research on this it appears that Baryonyx has a very robust shoulder girdle and wider ribcage, making it even more heavily built than Suchomimus despite being smaller. PNSO paid excellent attention to detail.
Les megalosauridea ont un torse de type robuste alors pourquoi pas les spinosauridea aussi ..?
Well I'm the last person who should be commenting on theropods, but I believe that some older skeletals do have a similar look to this one. Maybe this was based on that. But I couldn't swear too how carved in stone this should be. I leave it to real theropod experts to comment on that!
I'm really curious to know if robus Baryonyx is true. I got this PNSO figure, but I would be annoyed a bit if the torso would end up being inaccurate, I have to admit...
@@TheSenSx It appears to be the case, the known rib and shoulder elements of Baryonyx suggest its chest cavity was broader than Suchomimus. It’s a very well made restoration.
Es una lástima que la mandíbula no cierre como debería... Creo que un animal de cierto renombre como es Baryonyx, merecía una figura capaz de cerrar al 100% su boca, pero supongo que no se puede tener todo 🥲 El resto de la figura cumple. Mantienen una posición neutra y sin arriesgarse a grandes innovaciones.
Por cierto, muy interesante la comparación que hiciste de modo "sutil" con la figura de Saurophaganax, que hay ciertas personas que compararon ambas diciendo que la de Baryonyx era una copia con modificaciones. Queda más que claro que no.
Añado, por último, que la figura de Suchomimus está realizada con mayor cariño que la de Baryonyx. Me esperaba algo de más potencia o dinamismo.
¡Muy buen vídeo, como siempre, amigo! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
No puedo estar más de acuerdo. Esperaba una figura un poco menos genérica. Me da la sensación de que han querido ir a lo seguro, y se han esforzado lo mínimo sabiendo que Baryonyx vende por si solo. Creo tmbn que el Suchomimus está mucho mejor cuidado y con hecho más mimo.
Aún así la calidad de PNSO es como siempre excelente (quitando el tema de la mandíbula, lo cual es una pena).
Sigo esperando mi Turiasaurus... algún día...
¡Saludos desde Valencia Paleológica!
@@pablosaurus98 ¡Un fuerte abrazo, Pablo! Ojalá te escuchen y saquen un Turiasaurus al nivel de los saurópodos que sabe hacer en PNSO 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
Me pregunto si es por la articulación que a la mandíbula le cuesta cerrar. A mí me hubiera gustado ver cómo encaja la punta de la mandíbula en el espacio subnarial de los espinosáuridos. ¡Qué lástima que no sea así!
No estaba seguro de si era una copia directa del Saurophaganax. Ni siquiera me di cuenta hasta que vi el vídeo de El Spino Reseñas. Pero pensé en mostrarles a los dos y dejar que la gente tomara su propia decisión. Parece muy similar en pose, color e incluso en el torso en forma de barril.
Desafortunadamente, creo que PNSO no fabricará saurópodos a escala 1:35 pronto, a menos que puedan encontrar un material que no sea tan pesado. Si tienes el PNSO Lingwulong te darás cuenta de lo pesado que ya es. HLG utilizando un material más ligero.
to be honest when i look at the claws, the sculpted thumb claw is actually indeed as big as it needs to be compared to the rest, but the paint of the claws is a bit sloppy in some areas especially the base so you cannot really notice it easily, in this shot 5:41 you can see the color of the thumb claw ends before the actual claw and in 5:24 you can see the second claw having its color extend all the way to the start of the finger, so with a paint touch up the claw can pop up more but the actual sculpted claw is fine in fact its as big as in the hlg baryonyx
Even so, I thnk there is something lacking in the thickness of the base of the claw, and considering how keratin would build it up more, it always sat wrong with me. However I will be getting this repainted, including the claw flaws as you suggest, and then reassess to see how it looks like.
@@DinosDragons the base of claw bones is something that in life is surrounded by flesh if in not mistaken so this also can be factor
I have mixed feelings about a PNSO figure for the first time in my life. Is it good? Definitely. Is it bad? Well, it kind of is on a more minute level. But unquestionably, this is the most perfect Baryonyx figure out there. The dull-looking crest, big claw, color palette, and belly are the most controversial areas in the figure, and it seems like they made this figure in a hurry. But overall, it looks good. I'll probably buy this figure someday when I have enough money. So, stay strong, Maxim. I'm coming for you. Thank you so much for this review, my dear sir. You are the best. 🖤🖤
Thank you for your thoughtful comment as always! The irony is that because PNSO has had such sterling paint apps in the past, this one comes off as rather simplistic. Otherwise it actually still blends rather smoothly.
I wonder about what you say, whether this was indeed made in a hurry. I would think that for some reason, maybe something was rushed, but I believe that a lot of thought still went into the design of it. I have to say that this one is still my favourite Baryonyx so far. But I may look to repaint it down the road.
Primeira fugura da pnso que acabei estranhando, a imagem do poster é melhor que a peça em si .
Suchomimus ainda é bem mais bonita
¡suchomimus es uno de los modelos de espinosaurio más bellos de PNSO! ¡Me encanta! Admito que este Baryonyx no está tan bien pintado, ¡pero sigue siendo una buena incorporación a la familia!
I think PNSO has lowered the bar this time (especially with the brush) It's not a bad figure but the famous baryonyx deserved something more
PD: I will buy it 😂
Unfortunately, PNSO kinda spoilt the market on itself with this one. The dinosaur model as it is is very good, way ahead of most Safaris and CollectAs. But because of how good its paint apps were in the past, this one just pales in comparison. I may have it repainted at some point. This is such an important dinosaur, just like Zuul, that it deserves a repaint.
@@DinosDragons I agree. And it's true that Zuul didn't have the best possible coat of paint either
First Pnso theropod to have an appropriately wide tail base ? perhaps first spinosaurus/ zuchengtyrannus had it? the others are skinny!
Ah yes, I should have made a mention of that!
@@DinosDragons It makes a big difference to the PNSO style that they've included it! Hopefully it's the new standard. A great review as always!
I like the figure and it's already on its way to me. But still the Suchomimus is way better!
There is something just special about the Suchomimus that's for sure. But I am delighted to have this essential pair of baryonychines by PNSO!
J’aime beaucoup le fait que pnso est décidé de rendre le torse des spinosauridea comparable à ces des tyrannosauroidea car était le cas dans la réalité je pense.
Based on what?
This is a step back comparing to the last figures, and definitively has less quality than most of the dinosaurs they have released during the last 2 years at least. Is still decent, but it lacks.
And what did happen with the eyes!
The irony is that if there work hadn't been that good up to now, most people wouldn't have had much issue with this one.
Baryonyx was my most wanted figure from pnso (along with a muttaburrasaurus) and I am a little disappointed with this one tbh. Not bad, but doesn't knock it out of the park like nearly all of pnsos recent figures.
I think PNSO spoilt the market on themselves. This one was relatively simple compared to their usual subtle complexities.
I wouldn't mind a Muttaburrasaurus myself! More dinos from Down Under I say!
Does DinoHazard have any other work, outside of Dinos/even Paleo stuff at all, or was Irritator their first product in general
Dino hazard originated in a novel written by brazillian paleontologist Tito Aureliano. They currently have a novel, comic book and a game. The only models released where the Irritator and a very limited Carcharodontosaurus.
Sadly, none that I am aware of. As @perspectiveamesozoica says, another Carcharodontosaurus, and that was it!
@@DinosDragons thanks for the replies guys!! Disappointing but more exciting when/if they go thru with something new. Also, absolutely love your channel friend!! Some of the most well cared for content on the platform in my humble opinion
11:34 oui aussi les jambes du nouveau spinosaurus adulte de pnso sont trop courtes car elle mesure 1.8 - 2.2 m alors qu’elle devrait mesuré 2.6 m selon randomdinos ,donc potentiel 3 m minimum en réalité si l’animal ce déplacer normalement comme les autre spinosauridea
If randomdinos takes his 2.6m hip height from the ground based on his illustration, his Spinosaurus leg is less flexed than the PNSO Spinosaurus, particularly in the hip, knee, and with a little less dorsiflexion. Overall his reconstruction shows a straighter attitude in the hindlimbs than the PNSO. In any case, Spinosaurus as it stands now is quite messy, so I cannot decide whose reconstruction is the most accurate. We'll just have to wait and see, I guess.
Are you getting the mesozoic life spino?
Yes, but God knows when it will arrive! They've started shipping, but my friend in the West already have his tracking number, while I have had no news and this is shipping from China! 🤷♂️
I am disappointed that psno have been using the same paint colours browndish and greydish for virtually all their land figures in the past many years.
It almost seems like PNSO is trolling us at times doesn't it? 😢
나도 주문했는데 도색이 좀 아쉽다😢
It is definitely less complex than some of PNSO's other work!
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Initially it was good to have movable jaws, but now i think no one could make one that is seemless and for display purpose, i rather to have a fix jaw on dinosaur figures.
That's what a lot of people feel. I have to say thought that I am in general quite accepting of them, except where compromises make really throw off the anatomy of the dinosaur too much.