A Video Review of the Rebor “War Pigs- Ankylosaurus Figures
The latest JurassicCollectables video to be posted up on their YouTube channel features not one, but three Rebor replicas to be exact. All three of the recently introduced Ankylosaurus 1:35 scale figures have been reviewed in a single video, permitting collectors and dinosaur model fans to get a really good close up look at these armoured dinosaurs and compare the three different colour schemes. Palaeontologists are not sure in which habitat Ankylosaurus (A. magniventris) lived, so Rebor have cleverly introduced three different versions – “plain”, “mountain” and “woodland”.
JurassicCollectables Reviews All Three War Pigs – “Plain”, “Mountain” and “Woodland”
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Video credit: JurassicCollectables
A Flexible Bony Club Tail
In this detailed and most informative review, (the video lasts a little under nineteen minutes), viewers are given the opportunity to have a really good look at all three of these skilfully crafted replicas of one of the most famous plant-eating dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous. In the video, viewers are shown just how flexible that bony club tail is. The figure comes as a two-piece set, the tail can be inserted into a slot and this saves on packaging and helps to protect the tail and the rest of the figure during transit. Once inserted, the tail can be moved into a variety of poses, collectors can depict their Rebor Ankylosaurus model swinging its club tail.
JurassicCollectables Demonstrating the Flexible Bony Club Tail
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The head of each model can also be twisted and put into a variety of poses. This is not demonstrated in the video, but JurassicCollectables cover this point in their most helpful comments section.
To view the Rebor War Pig Ankylosaurus replicas and the entire Rebor prehistoric animal model range: Rebor Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Replicas.
Rebor Ankylosaurus “Magnificent Fused Lizard”
Although named and scientifically described around 110 years ago and now representing an entire family of armoured dinosaurs (the Ankylosauridae), palaeontologists are increasingly becoming aware of just how atypical this armoured giant actually was. Rebor’s interpretation follows the principles laid out in several recently published scientific papers and the narrator from JurassicCollectables carefully guides the viewer over some of the finer points of each colour variant.
The close up of the interior of the mouth with its glossy look and the demonstration of the articulated jaw are worthy of special mention, as is the comparison with the Papo Ankylosaurus figure that occurs towards the end of this video review.
The medium of video permits the differences between the three colour schemes to be clearly seen. The narrator’s personal favourite is “plain”, seen on the left of the picture below.
All Three Rebor War Pigs Shown Together
Picture credit: JurassicCollectables
The three figures together make a very impressive display, the idea of providing three distinctive colour schemes for this 1:35 scale replica based on different habitats is an inspirational one from Rebor.
All Three Rebor War Pigs can be Purchased as a Set from Everything Dinosaur (whilst stocks last)
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Comparing the Rebor War Pigs with Other Rebor Replicas
Off-colour Alan makes his customary appearance, there is a nice shot of Alan patting the head of one of the Rebor replicas. JurassicCollectables have built up an extensive database of Rebor model reviews and it is pleasing to note that a size comparison is made using the Rebor Y-rex figure (Yutyrannus huali).
The Rebor Y-rex Figure Compared to the Rebor Ankylosaurus War Pig (Plain Colour Variant)
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