PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Model Range Available from Everything Dinosaur
Everything Dinosaur now stocks the PNSO Age of Dinosaurs model range and what a fantastic selection of prehistoric animals it is! These museum quality replicas and beautifully crafted toys cover a wide selection of ancient creatures, there is a T. rex and Triceratops of course but the PNSO Age of Dinosaurs series also encompasses armoured dinosaurs such as Chungkingosaurus, prehistoric whales such as Basilosaurus and fearsome, mega-mouthed sharks like Megalodon.
The PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Model Range
PNSO Age of Dinosaurs model range.
Picture credit: PNSO/Yiniao Sci-Art
Twenty-four Dinosaur Toys to Accompany Your Growth
The range includes a selection of small prehistoric animal models, each one with its own unique species name such as “Aaron the little Tyrannosaurus”, Jonas the little Archaeopteryx and “Sethi the little Kentrosaurus”.
Sethi the Little Kentrosaurus – Dinosaur Toys that Accompany Your Growth
PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Kentrosaurus model.
Picture credit: PNSO/Yiniao Sci-Art
The picture above shows the Kentrosaurus dinosaur model figure, part of a series of twenty-four little prehistoric animals. This range also includes some fantastic Chinese armoured dinosaurs including Wuerhosaurus (Xana the little Wuerhosaurus) and a Tuojiangosaurus (Rahba the little Tuojiangosaurus).
To view the range of PNSO Age of Dinosaurs available from Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.
Everything Dinosaur Comments
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“The PNSO product range aims to inform and to educate and contains a huge variety of prehistoric animal models, both big and small. It is wonderful to see replicas of some of the amazing dinosaurs from China incorporated into this product range and it’s not just dinosaurs too, there are ichthyosaur models such as Himalayasaurus to collect and even a Confuciusornis!”
The PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Confuciusornis Model
Confuciusornis model (PNSO Age of Dinosaurs).
Picture credit: PNSO/Yiniao Sci-Art
A Cretaceous Bird Named after a Chinese Philosopher
Many Confuciusornis fossils have been found in the Liaoning Province (north-eastern China) and fossils of these early birds (they belong to a group called the Enantiornithines), have helped palaeontologists to work out how maniraptoran feathered dinosaurs evolved into birds. We are sure that the great Chinese philosopher and teacher Confucius would have approved of these prehistoric animal replicas, helping to inform and educate about China’s remarkable fossil record.
Male birds were slightly different from the females, just like many extant species of birds today. The males had a pair of long tail feathers, the females lacked these adornments. The PNSO Dinosaurs of China Confuciusornis model is therefore a male bird. The long tail feathers played no role in powered flight, they probably were used in visual displays as the males attempted to attract a mate.
A Bird in the Hand – The PNSO Confuciusornis Model
“A bird in the hand”, the Confuciusornis model from PNSO. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Marine Monsters and Museum Quality Dinosaur Replicas
As well as family favourites such as Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus rex, the larger models include spectacular models of sea monsters. There is a serpentine Basilosaurus replica, that at around half a metre in length, makes a brilliant centrepiece to any model collection. We must also mention the fantastic Megalodon (O. megalodon) replica, the detail on this giant shark figure is stunning.
The PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Basilosaurus Model
The PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Basilosaurus model.
Picture credit: PNSO/Yiniao Sci-Art
Swimming alongside the Basilosaurus in the PNSO Age of Dinosaurs model collection (but not necessarily in the same geological record), is the hugely impressive Megalodon shark model.
PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Megalodon Shark Model
PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Megalodon model.
Picture credit: PNSO/Yiniao Sci-Art
To view the range of prehistoric animals: PNSO Dinosaur Models and Figures.
View the Everything Dinosaur website: Everything Dinosaur.
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