Mojo ” Prehistoric and Extinct” Models Available from Everything Dinosaur
Everything Dinosaur has added the Mojo “Prehistoric and Extinct” model range to its portfolio of prehistoric animal models. All thirty-one of the current range of figures is now stocked by Everything Dinosaur, everything from Ankylosaurus to the Young Tyrannosaurus rex and every model in between.
Everything Dinosaur is Proud to Add Mojo Models to Its Range
Mojo “Prehistoric and Extinct” model range. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
To view the complete range of Mojo models stocked by Everything Dinosaur: Mojo “Prehistoric and Extinct” Models.
Dinosaur Models
The current range includes all the popular dinosaurs. There are Brachiosaurus models, stegosaurs, Velociraptors and of course several different models of T. rex including a 1:40 scale replica and a new for 2017, pair of hunting “Tyrant Lizard Kings”. You have a choice, do you prefer the green hunting T. rex or the fiery red version?
The Green Hunting Tyrannosaurus rex Dinosaur Model by Mojo
The Mojo hunting T. rex (green).
Mojo Fun Models
For fans of theropods, along with the T. rex replicas and three different Velociraptor models to collect, there is also a new for 2017 Allosaurus model too. All of the models are suitable for children from three years of age and they are all hand-painted.
Not Just Dinosaurs but Prehistoric Mammals Too!
One of the great things about the Mojo “Prehistoric and Extinct” model range is that it features lots of other types of extinct animal as well as dinosaurs. For example, the current range also includes a Deinotherium, Sabre-toothed Cat, an entelodont (Daeodon), the vicious Hyaenodon gigas, two Woolly Mammoth replicas and a wonderful brontothere (Brontotherium). We at Everything Dinosaur accept that Brontotherium is a junior synonym of Megacerops, but that did not stop us writing a fact sheet about this “Thunder Beast”! In fact, all of the Mojo models sent out by Everything Dinosaur are despatched with a fact sheet about the animal, written and researched by our own team members.
The Mojo ” Prehistoric and Extinct” Deinotherium Model
Mojo Deinotherium model.
Recently Extinct Creatures
Everything Dinosaur has also brought in models representing animals that have only recently been declared extinct*. Within the Mojo range there is a model of the Quagga, a recently extinct sub-species of Plains Zebra from southern Africa. There is also an excellent Thylacine replica for fans to collect.
The Mojo Quagga Model
* There is an ongoing selective breeding programme to breed back Quagga traits in a herd of zebra, subsequent generations have produced animals with more Quagga-like colouration.
* Scientists in Australia are currently setting camera traps in a bid to capture evidence of a small living population of Thylacines. The “Tasmanian Wolf” may not be extinct, some fragmented populations may still exist in the more remote parts of Australia, especially on the island of Tasmania.
These two figures certainly don’t look out of place amongst all the Mojo dinosaur models.
To view all the Mojo “Prehistoric and Extinct” replicas available from Everything Dinosaur: Mojo Fun Prehistoric Animal Models.
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While it is nice to see another shop selling these models. I really wish they would give us more then the same blasted species every other year. The new hunting t.rex models and allosaurus are great. But please convince them not to make them the only ones of there type in there range.
Thank you for your comments, Everything Dinosaur’s relationship with Mojo is in its early days. We hope to forge a strong partnership with this company and we already know that our experience and knowledge in this market is valued and appreciated. Mojo has plans to extend its offering and we at Everything Dinosaur welcome the opportunity to enter into a dialogue to help shape the future of this model range. Views from our customers are also welcome and we pride ourselves in being able to feedback comments. One of the things that attracted Everything Dinosaur to this range was that it contained replicas such as the Quagga, Deinotherium, Hyaenodon gigas and the Thylacine, that in the main, are not covered by other manufacturers.