April, 2022 | Everything Dinosaur Blog

10 04, 2022

New PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus Reviewed

By Mike|2024-04-12T18:39:25+01:00April 10th, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Product Reviews|0 Comments

Our thanks to dinosaur fan and model collector William who sent into Everything Dinosaur a detailed review of the recently introduced PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus.

PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus magnus “Lu Xiong”

The new for 2022 PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus dinosaur model is release number 58 in the PNSO prehistoric animal model range. The head is a fabulous sculpt of a classical Tyrannosaurinae skull. The skull is powerful and robust ideal to attack prey and with jaws capable of crushing bone. The PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus is depicted as an apex predator. The lacrimal horn is of the same superb standard as seen on other PNSO theropod models. William also praises the detailing associated with the mandibular fenestrae.

PNSO Lu Xiong the Zhuchengtyrannus has an articulated lower jaw. — *The PNSO Lu Xiong Zhuchengtyrannus model has an articulated lower jaw.*

William points out that this figure has an articulated jaw and carefully sculpted teeth and praises the ear vents, commenting that this top predator had sensitive hearing capable of picking up the subtle rumble of low frequencies.

Forelimbs, Legs and Skin Tone

The reviewer states that the now familiar but carefully crafted PNSO shoulders, arms and two fingered hands of this figure are on a par with other PNSO carnivorous dinosaurs. The limbs are particularly robust and show some wonderful detail. The left foot is slightly raised giving the impression of slow but deliberate movement.

William compliments the design team at PNSO for the care and attention they have taken over the skin texture and scales.

He comments:

“From every fold and wrinkle and right down to his bull neck and well hefted bulk of the ribcage we have a Zhuchengtyrannus magnus in his full power of his youth and prime in perfect condition. For those with an extra eye for detail we have the perfect cloaca.”

*The PNSO Lu Xiong the Zhuchengtyrannus dinosaur model. The foot is slightly raised to convey movement.*

The Colouration of the Model

William describes the colouration of the PNSO figure explaining that the skin tone moves from a beige cream to a yellow beige with an olive-green wash running from behind the eyes down the neck and shoulders across the thighs and towards the rear of the model. He points out that dark brown and tan stripes can be observed running the length of the tail. The anterior portion of the muzzle has black scales. The eyes are painted yellow with black pupils and the lacrimal crests are tinged with a hint of orange that “bring Lu Xiong to life”.

William also comments that the PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus is supplied with a clear plastic support stand, a full-colour booklet and a stunning poster showing the three recently proposed species of Tyrannosaurus (T. imperator, T. regina and Tyrannosaurus rex).

PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus supplied with booklet and posters. — The new for 2022 PNSO Lu Xiong the Zhuchengtyrannus dinosaur model is supplied with colour posters, a 64-page information booklet and the packaging has a QR code that links to a short video that explains how the figure was developed.

William Provides Scientific Details

William provides model measurements and some details outlining the discovery of this iconic Asian tyrannosaur.

Scale: 1:32-1:38 (Campanian faunal stage of the Late Cretaceous)
Length: 12 & 1/4 inches.
Height: 4 & 1/2 inches.

In 2011 the holotype was found in Shandong province of eastern China. A nearly perfect right maxilla with left dentary and teeth.

William concludes his Zhuchengtyrannus review by stating that this model lives up to its specific name “great”.

He adds:

“Remember this, some of us have waited a long time to own a Tyrannosaurinae model. Now is your chance, given to us all by PNSO. Additionally, he will pair to perfection with the previous three PNSO Tyrannosaurinae models.”

William Praises Everything Dinosaur

The reviewer praised Everything Dinosaur for supplying the model commenting that his faith and respect for Everything Dinosaur has never wavered from his first purchase many years ago to his latest acquisition “Lu Xiong”.

William stated:

“In truth why I hold them in such high esteem is that the entire Everything Dinosaur company loves and care for what they do equally as they care for every customer from visiting schools to safety testing their products and creating an information sheet for every model they stock to maintaining an up to date homepage and blog and the full spread of their media accounts are fresh and informative…..They are “Everything Dinosaur.”

Our thanks to William for providing us with his PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus model review.

To view the PNSO Zhuchengtyrannus figure and the rest of the PNSO range in stock at Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.

9 04, 2022

New Prehistoric Times Issue 141 Sneak Peek

By Mike|2024-01-01T16:11:59+00:00April 9th, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Magazine Reviews, Main Page, Prehistoric Times|0 Comments

Mike Fredericks, the editor of the wonderful “Prehistoric Times” magazine has sent Everything Dinosaur a picture of the front cover artwork for the next edition (spring 2022). The illustration, depicting some of the feathered members of the Dinosauria associated with northern China in the Early Cretaceous was created by renowned British palaeoartist John Sibbick.

“Prehistoric Times” Issue 141

The magazine is sent out 4 times a year and John Sibbick has produced several front cover artworks for “Prehistoric Times”. His latest contribution highlights the diversity of the feathered dinosaurs associated with the Yixian and Jiufotang Formations of north-eastern China that existed between approximately 130-120 million years ago (Hauterivian through to the early Aptian faunal stage of the Cretaceous).

Tracy Lee Ford continues the feathery theme by providing another section of his highly informative series on how to draw integumentary coverings.

The spring 2022 issue will also feature the bizarre sauropod Bajadasaurus that was named and described in 2019 and the massive Triassic ichthyosaur from the western United States – Thalattoarchon.

With the recently produced scientific paper published in “Evolutionary Biology” postulating that Tyrannosaurus rex fossils actually represent three species of closely related tyrannosaur: Are there three tyrannosaurus species? One of the co-authors, American palaeontologist Gregoy S. Paul provides a summary of the paper’s findings.

Jam-packed with fascinating articles and features, plus of course, lots of reader submitted artwork, team members at Everything Dinosaur are really looking forward to the arrival of the next edition of “Prehistoric Times”.

To subscribe to the magazine: Visit the “Prehistoric Times” website.

8 04, 2022

Rebor Saurophaganax “Jungle” Video Showcase

By Mike|2022-10-23T16:49:40+01:00April 8th, 2022|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Everything Dinosaur videos, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur has posted up onto its YouTube channel the second video in the trilogy showcasing the Rebor Saurophaganax maximus Notorious Big 1:35 scale dinosaur models. The second video features the “Jungle” colour scheme. The short YouTube video highlighting the Rebor Saurophaganax in the “Badlands” colour scheme was posted up a few days ago, the final video in this series, showcasing the stunning “Volcanic Cavern” figure will be posted shortly.

The Rebor Saurophaganax maximus Notorious Big in the “Jungle” colour variant is given its own short video showcase by Everything Dinosaur team members.

The “Jungle” Colour Variant

Saurophaganax fossil material is exceptionally rare, much rarer than its contemporaries such as Allosaurus fragilis or Ceratosaurus nasicornis. Although numerous theropods are associated with the the Brushy Basin Member, which is the youngest part of the Morrison Formation, only a handful of fragmentary fossils have been ascribed to S. maximus.

Careful and systematic study of the sedimentary characteristics of the Brushy Basin Member (Tanner et al, 2014), contradict the original conclusion that these sediments were laid down in a very wet environment with extensive lakes and marshes. The palaeoclimate suggests strong seasonal variations with semi-arid periods caused by reduced rainfall (weaker monsoons) interspersed with much wetter, sub-humid periods that resulted from much stronger monsoons. A green-coloured predator would have been camouflaged well against the background vegetation. Of all the three colour variants offered by Rebor – “Badlands, “Jungle” and “Volcanic Cavern”, arguably “Jungle” would provide the best camouflage for the predator.

Rebor Saurophaganax in the "jungle" colour scheme. — The colouration of the Rebor Saurophaganax model is predominately green with yellow countershading. Prominent stripes can be seen on the broad, deep tail. An analysis of the sediments of the Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation, from which Saurophaganax fossils have been excavated, suggests that this dinosaur lived in an environment that experienced strong seasonal changes.

Rebor Saurophaganax maximus “Jungle” Video Showcase

Everything Dinosaur’s Rebor Saurophaganax maximus “Jungle” video showcase starts by showing the dinosaur model on a revolving turntable, the model is held to provide a guide for size and the articulated jaw and arms are demonstrated.

Rebor Saurophaganax maximus dinosaur model (jungle colour variant). — The Rebor Saurophaganax maximus Museum Class replica in the jungle colour scheme. All three colour variants are available from Everything Dinosaur (Badlands, Jungle and Volcanic Cavern). Each figure will be given a product showcase video which when completed will be available to view on Everything Dinosaur’s YouTube channel.

To view the Rebor Saurophaganax “Jungle” and the other Rebor replicas in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Models and Prehistoric Animal Figures.

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7 04, 2022

Evidence of Triceratops Fighting Rivals

By Mike|2023-07-04T19:49:43+01:00April 7th, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal News Stories, Dinosaur Fans, Main Page, Photos/Pictures of Fossils|0 Comments

Scientists have analysed a hole in the fossil skull of a large Triceratops and concluded that the injury was caused by another Triceratops. This study suggests that Triceratops engaged in fights with other members of their species (intraspecific combat).

A specimen of Triceratops (T. horridus) referred to as Big John was discovered in 2014 in the Upper Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation (Montana, USA). There is a hole (fenestra), in the right squamosal. The neck shield is perforated and researchers from the University of Chieti-Pescara, the University of Bologna in collaboration with other research institutes conducted detailed tests on the fossilised bone surrounding this perforation.

Evidence of intraspecific combat in Triceratops. — *The specimen of Triceratops horridus known as “big John” suggest that an injury to the neck frill was caused by intraspecific combat. Picture credit: Ferrara A., and Briano I.*

Chemical Analysis

Extracranial fenestrae in ceratopsian neck frills had been interpreted as evidence of injuries that resulted from intraspecific combat. To evaluate this hypothesis the researchers conducted extensive tests on the fossil bone immediately surrounding the hole in the neck frill. Microscopy analysis revealed newly formed and healing bone, with histological signs typical of the bone remodelling phase associated with recovery from an injury. In addition, chemical analysis revealed typical signatures associated with bone re-growth and healing.

Triceratops Fighting

The picture (below) shows two Triceratops dinosaurs fighting. These are two models from the Eofauna Scientific Research model range. The models are called “Dominant” and “Cryptic”.

To view the Eofauna Scientific Research range: Eofauna Scientific Research Prehistoric Animal Models.

Eofauna Scientific Research Triceratops dinosaur models. — The Eofauna Scientific Research 1:35 scale Triceratops models do battle (Cryptic and Dominant). A newly published scientific paper suggests that the hole in the head shield of a Triceratops specimen from Montana known as Big John was caused by intraspecific combat.

The researchers conclude that histological and microanalytical analyses indicate that the squamosal fenestra of Big John is the result of a traumatic event, which might indeed have occurred during a fight with another Triceratops.

The scientific paper: “Histological and chemical diagnosis of a combat lesion in Triceratops” by Ruggero D’Anastasio, Jacopo Cilli, Flavio Bacchia, Federico Fanti, Giacomo Gobbo and Luigi Capasso published in Scientific Reports.

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6 04, 2022

A New, Large Theropod Trackway from Spain is Described

By Mike|2024-05-12T07:24:27+01:00April 6th, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal News Stories, Dinosaur Fans, Main Page, Palaeontological articles, Photos/Pictures of Fossils|0 Comments

Scientists have identified a trackway made by a large theropod dinosaur as it crossed shallow water, the tracks are exceptionally wide and reveal that this unfortunate predator probably had a dislocated toe.

Writing in the open access journal PLOS One, the researchers describe an exceptionally wide trackway (LH-Mg-10-16), made by a meat-eating dinosaur at a site at the Las Hoyas locality (La Huérguina Formation), in central Spain. The trackway consists of six prints (three left and three right prints) and has been interpreted as representing a large theropod dinosaur crossing shallow water, blanketed by a microbial mat.

Views of the LH-Mg-10-16 theropod trackway. Cartography done in the field (A), (B) scanned surface of the trackway, mounted from a set of colour photos. Colour ramp, showing the depths and the contours of the site (in cm). Note scale bar equals 1 metre. The cartography is reprinted from Las Hoyas a Cretaceous wetland, Gibert JM et al. under a Creative Commons BY licence, with permission from Dr Friedrich Pfeil Verlag, original copyright 2016. Picture credit: Herrera-Castillo et al.

Lower Cretaceous (Barremian Faunal Stage)

The famous Las Hoyas site has been dated to around 129-127 million years ago (Barremian faunal stage of the Early Cretaceous). Although the Las Hoyas locality has yielded many amazing vertebrate fossils (birds, amphibians, fish), dinosaur fossils are relatively rare. Stride length calculations indicate that the theropod that produced this trackway had a hip height of around two metres. This would suggest a total body length of approximately eight metres. As far as Everything Dinosaur team members are aware, the only large theropod described from fossils associated with Las Hoyas is Concavenator (C. corcovatus).

It is not possible to determine the genus from these tracks, although the prints indicate a theropod that was either bigger than Concavenator or an exceptionally large Concavenator specimen. The known foot bones of Concavenator would have created a print, approximately half the size of the LH-Mg-10-16 tracks. This suggests that there may have been a much larger, as yet undescribed, theropod present in the Las Hoyas ecosystem.

New for 2020 Wild Safari Prehistoric World Concavenator dinosaur model. — *The new for 2020 Wild Safari Prehistoric World Concavenator dinosaur model. A replica of Concavenator corcovatus.*

The picture (above) shows a Wild Safari Prehistoric World dinosaur model.

To view this model range: Wild Safari Prehistoric World Models and Figures.

Theropod Dinosaur Crossing Water

Sedimentary analysis indicate that the trackway was produced as the dinosaur traversed a microbial mat located on the bed of a watercourse. Marks on the surface of the substrate have been diagnosed as swimming traces of fish. The ichnospecies Undichna unisulca has been proposed, an ichnotaxon associated with the Las Hoyas site. The research team postulate that the trails were made by a type of deep-bodied bony fish (pycnodontiform), although body fossils of these fish are not common at Las Hoyas.

Fish trails found in association with the theropod track. — Undichna fish trails in Magenta LH-Mg-10-16. Fish trails (A and B) associated to the theropod footprints with interpretative line drawings (C) and (D). Lines in black trails and in red, wrinkles marks. Scale equals 10 cm. Picture credit: Herrera-Castillo et al.

A Damaged Left Foot

Detailed analysis of the trackway suggests that the “wide-steps” of the theropod are not unusual compared to other bipedal dinosaur tracks, but they do confirm that these trace fossils were made by a single individual animal.

The right footprints are more regular in shape compared to those made by the left foot. On the left foot the limited impressions made by digit II suggest that either this toe is missing or it is dislocated in some way. Birds suffer from “crooked toes”, a condition caused due to environmental factors, dietary deficits or genetics. In theropod dinosaurs it is often digit II that shows pathology including damage to the bones.

Taphonomic features of the theropod prints. Left footprints (A) and right footprints (B). The right footprints are more regular in shape whilst analysis of the left footprints suggest that this dinosaur had an injured foot. The scientists propose that digit II of the left foot was either missing or dislocated. Picture credit: Herrera-Castillo et al.

Evidence of a Deformity or Injury

The research team concludes that despite a suspected toe injury/deformity the tracks reveal no signs of a limp. These remarkable trace fossils have captured a moment in time during the Early Cretaceous when a large, meat-eating dinosaur with a body length in excess of eight metres crossed a pool of water that was teaming with fish.

The scientific paper: “A theropod trackway providing evidence of a pathological foot from the exceptional locality of Las Hoyas (upper Barremian, Serranía de Cuenca, Spain)” by Carlos M. Herrera-Castillo, José J. Moratalla, Zain Belaústegui, Jesús Marugán-Lobón, Hugo Martín-Abad, Sergio M. Nebreda, Ana I. López-Archilla and Angela D. Buscalioni published in PLOS One.

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5 04, 2022

Bradford University Receives £3 million in an Exclusive Research Grant to Boost Digital Capability

By Mike|2024-05-12T07:25:31+01:00April 5th, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal News Stories, Main Page|0 Comments

The University of Bradford has received an archaeology grant worth £3 million to boost digital research capacity. At a time when grants and financial support for UK universities is under a great deal of pressure, the grant award will help to secure the status of future research projects including the ongoing study of Stone Age communities on the submerged Doggerland in the North Sea.

The extent of the palaeolandscape prior to sea level changes. — Approximate maximum extent of marine palaeolandscapes off the Irish and British coasts (survey areas in red). Both the North Sea and the Irish Sea were home to ancient communities and a diverse prehistoric ecosystem. Picture credit: University of Bradford.

A Substantial Digital Heritage Collection

Bradford University has a substantial digital heritage collection, including human skeletal remains, world heritage landscapes and marine environments. The University, based in West Yorkshire, has become a centre for researchers worldwide. Unfortunately, over time the analysis of and access to this collection has become limited by the technical infrastructure.

An upgrade of the University’s technological capabilities will allow staff to digitise much more of its biological collections and to place these more easily within real-world or reconstructed digital environments, providing a rich virtual environment for other academics, researchers and educators.

Capability for Human Bioarchaeology and Digital Collections

The project entitled Capability for Human Bioarchaeology and Digital Collections will upgrade both the University’s biochemical analysis facilities and its ability to document objects and sites using three-dimensional models. By upgrading its X-ray capabilities to a dedicated CT (computerised tomography) and micro-CT facility the University will be able to capture information in the finest detail with minimal handling of fragile specimens, improving its world-class capability for imaging in human bioarchaeology research.

virtual reconstruction of the Temple of Bel, Palmyra in Syria. — *A virtual reconstruction of the Temple of Bel, Palmyra, Syria. Picture credit: University of Bradford.*

A Pioneer of Digital Data

Scientists at Bradford University have pioneered the development of digitised data online through its Digitised Diseases project, where researchers access images of bone modifications that resulted from a range of diseases.

Digitised Diseases shares data on human skeletal remains through the Biological Anthropology Research Centre (BARC). BARC, a centre for international research in this field, specialises in the analysis of modern and ancient human skeletal remains, a fragile and limited resource.

Bradford University is also a leader in techniques to gather data from archaeological sites, working with past heritage landscapes, the historic environment, and the contemporary environment.

Commenting on the significance of the £3 million funding, Head of the University’s School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, Dr Cathy Batt stated:

“By increasing the data available from the human remains collection and combining it with environmental and site data in our collections a rich digital discoverable and searchable research environment will be created. This specifically allows capacity to place our biological collections within real-world or reconstructed digital environments, providing a valuable virtual environment for researchers and educators.”

Everything Dinosaur acknowledges the assistance of a media release in the compilation of this article.

4 04, 2022

Rebor Saurophaganax “Badlands” Video Showcase

By Mike|2022-10-23T16:51:48+01:00April 4th, 2022|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Everything Dinosaur videos, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Team members at Everything Dinosaur have created a short product video showcase featuring the Rebor Saurophaganax maximus “Badlands” version. The “Badlands” colour variant is one of three, 1:35 scale Saurophaganax figures recently introduced by Rebor, Everything Dinosaur plans to make short YouTube videos for each variant – “Badlands”, “Jungle” and the crimson coloured “Volcanic Cavern”.

The Everything Dinosaur Product Showcase Video of the Rebor Saurophaganax maximus Notorious Big in the “Badlands” colour scheme.

Rebor Saurophaganax maximus Notorious Big “Badlands”

The short video lasts for approximately 45 seconds. It was shot in Everything Dinosaur’s studio and shows the new Rebor dinosaur model on a rotating turntable. This permits viewers to get a good view of the figure from a variety of angles. The snug fit of the tail piece can be observed, the seam is barely visible.

The video concludes by showing the model held by a person, which gives an immediate impression of size. The articulated jaw is demonstrated and the tail is repositioned to highlight its flexibility.

The model is very stable as it slowly rotates on the turntable during the video.

Rebor Saurophaganax dinosaur model "Badlands" — *REBOR 1:35 Saurophaganax maximus Museum Class Replica “Notorious Big” in the “Badlands” colour scheme. A short video has been created that highlights the features of this dinosaur model.*

To view the Rebor Saurophaganax maximus in the “Badlands” colour scheme and the rest of the models and prehistoric animals in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Models and Figures.

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3 04, 2022

Preparing for Exclusive Rebor Saurophaganax Product Showcase Videos

By Mike|2024-11-04T07:18:45+00:00April 3rd, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Everything Dinosaur videos, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|0 Comments

Team members at Everything Dinosaur are busy creating three Rebor Saurophaganax maximus product showcase videos that will be posted up on the company’s YouTube channel. The plan is to produce one short video showcase for each of the three colour variants that have been introduced “Badlands”, “Jungle” and the crimson coloured “Volcanic Cavern”.

Rebor Saurophaganax in the "Badlands" colour scheme, the product video showcase.

The Rebor Saurophaganax maximus in a scale of 1:35. This is the Notorious Big “Badlands” colour variants, one of three versions produced and the first to have a product video showcase posted up on Everything Dinosaur’s YouTube channel. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Popular Rebor Dinosaur Models

The three Rebor Saurophaganax maximus replicas have proved to be extremely popular amongst dinosaur fans and model collectors. Everything Dinosaur has received a number of requests to develop more product showcase videos, highlighting features such as the articulated jaw, the different colour schemes, the movable arms and the flexible tail.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We are happy to oblige, the footage has been shot and in the next few days the first product video showcase featuring the “Badlands” colour variant will be posted up onto our YouTube channel.”

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Three in a row! The three new for 2022 Rebor Saurophaganax maximus dinosaur models. Foreground “Jungle” colour scheme, middle “Badlands” and in the background “Volcanic Cavern”. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Product Video Showcases of Rebor Notorious Big “Jungle” and “Volcanic Cavern” to Follow

Everything Dinosaur plans to upload the product video showcases for the other two colour schemes “Jungle” and “Volcanic Cavern” shortly. This will provide potential purchasers with the opportunity to view videos of the actual models.

Rebor Saurophaganax in the "Jungle" colour scheme, the product video showcase.

The Rebor Saurophaganax 1:35 scale dinosaur model in the “Jungle” colour variant. Everything Dinosaur plans to add three Saurophaganax product showcase videos to the company’s YouTube channel – one for each colour variant. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The videos will be posted up on Everything Dinosaur’s YouTube channel and shared across its social media platforms. To visit Everything Dinosaur on YouTube: Visit Everything Dinosaur on YouTube.

Rebor Saurophaganax in the "Volcanic Cavern" colour scheme, the product video showcase.

The Rebor Saurophaganax maximus “Volcanic Cavern” colour scheme. The Everything Dinosaur product video showcase titles. The UK-based mail order company intends to post up on the company’s YouTube channel a short video highlighting this Rebor replica.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The picture (above), shows the crimson coloured Rebor Saurophaganax maximus in the “Volcanic Cavern” colour scheme. Everything Dinosaur intends to post up on the company’s YouTube channel a short video highlighting this fabulous Rebor replica.

To view the Saurophaganax dinosaur models and the rest of the Rebor prehistoric animal figures in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Prehistoric Animal Models and Figures.

2 04, 2022

Everything Dinosaur Receives 200 Unique Google 5-Star Reviews

By Mike|2024-11-04T07:11:32+00:00April 2nd, 2022|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Press Releases|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur has received 200 Google 5-star reviews in a row. Every single one of our last 200 Google reviews from customers has been 5-stars. It’s top marks for Everything Dinosaur.

Everything Dinosaur records 200 5-star Google reviews in a row.

Everything Dinosaur has recorded 200 5-star Google reviews. Of the 200 reviews on Google gathered by Everything Dinosaur since it moved into its new premises last year, everything single one of these customer reviews have been 5-stars. Top marks for Everything Dinosaur.

Reviews on Products and Customer Service

Everything Dinosaur has won numerous awards for its customer service and the quality of the dinosaur and prehistoric animal models that it stocks. It has been a winner of the prestigious Feefo Platinum Service Award, ever since this accolade was introduced by the independent ratings company Feefo.

The UK-based specialist mail order company can now boast a run of two hundred 5-star Google reviews in a row.

Everything Dinosaur wins the Platinum Service Award. Everything Dinosaur receives 5-star reviews.

With the company moving into larger premises last year (2021), the decision was taken to start collecting Google customer reviews that could be shown on Google maps to mark the location of the new offices and warehouse. Of the two hundred reviews collected to date, every single customer has awarded Everything Dinosaur the highest mark for customer service – five gold stars.

A spokesperson for the company stated:

“We are grateful for all the feedback and reviews that we receive. We have thousands of customer comments logged on our website, along with thousands more collected by the independent ratings agency Feefo. It is pleasing to note that our excellent customer service and extensive product range is acknowledged by Google reviews to.”

Since the move to the new premises, a total of two hundred customer reviews have been collected, all of the reviews award Everything Dinosaur the highest rating for customer service and quality.

The spokesperson added:

“We are humbled by all the kind words and comments that have come our way. We are grateful for every single review we receive and we welcome feedback from our customers.”

To view the award-winning Everything Dinosaur’s website that highlights the extensive range of dinosaur and prehistoric animal merchandise that the company stocks: Everything Dinosaur dinosaur models, toys and games.

1 04, 2022

New PNSO Dinosaur Models Arrive

By Mike|2024-11-04T07:06:25+00:00April 1st, 2022|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|0 Comments

The first of the 2022 PNSO dinosaur models have arrived at Everything Dinosaur. Team members have been busy sorting out all the orders from enthusiastic collectors of the PNSO prehistoric animal model range and contacting all those dinosaur fans who wanted to know when these exciting new figures arrived.

New for 2022 PNSO models in stock at Everything Dinosaur

The first of the new for 2022 PNSO prehistoric animal models have arrived at Everything Dinosaur. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Seven New Dinosaur Models

Although PNSO have a deserved reputation for producing a wide range of Mesozoic figures the first new for 2022 models to be delivered to our warehouse are all dinosaurs.

Here is the full list:

Anthony the Styracosaurus (horned dinosaur model).
Doyle the Triceratops with skull.
Xiaoqin the Tsintaosaurus in 1:35 scale.
Essien the Spinosaurus in 1:35 scale (new colour scheme).
Harvey the Iguanodon in 1:35 scale.
Jennie the Centrosaurus (horned dinosaur model).
Lu Xiong the Zhuchengtyrannus.

Six new for 2022 PNSO dinosaur models are due in stock at Everything Dinosaur in a few days. Top row Harvey the Iguanodon (left), Doyle the Triceratops (centre) and Anthony the Styracosaurus. On the bottom row – (left) Jennie the Centrosaurus, Lu Xiong the Zhuchengtyrannus (centre) and Xiaoqin The Tsintaosaurus (right).

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Team members at Everything Dinosaur are going to have a busy few days contacting all the customers who wanted to be emailed when these new PNSO figures arrived. However, we will be working as hard as we can and we will ensure that parcels get despatched to customers as quickly as possible.”

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The new Essien the Spinosaurus in 1:35 scale (revised colour scheme). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the new PNSO dinosaur models and the rest of the PNSO prehistoric animal model series in stock at Everything Dinosaur: PNSO – Age of Dinosaurs.