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30 04, 2023

Fantastic Papo Mosasaurus Model Arrives in Costa Rica

By | April 30th, 2023|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Product Reviews|0 Comments

Our thanks to prehistoric animal model collector Alberth, who is based in Costa Rica, for sending into Everything Dinosaur some photographs of the recently acquired Papo Mosasaurus model. It is always a pleasure to hear from Everything Dinosaur customers. We supply model collectors all over the world including many customers in Cental America.

Papo Mosasaurus model arrives in Costa Rica
Alberth was so keen to send Everything Dinosaur a photograph of the new model that the product packaging can still be seen in the shot.

The Papo Mosasaurus Model

The Papo Mosasaurus model is one of two marine reptile models being introduced by Papo this year. A Kronosaurus figure is due out in quarter 3/4 of 2023. The Mosasaurus marine reptile model measures over twenty-five centimetres long and it has an articulated jaw. Alberth emailed to say that the model had arrived in Costa Rica.

Papo Mosasaurus model
The new for 2022 Papo Mosasaurus model, complete with its dorsal fin. We think that this figure is reminiscent of the giant mosasaur seen in the “Jurassic World” film franchise.

Looking Forward to the Arrival of the Papo Woolly Rhino Figure

There are lots of passionate Papo model fans. Alberth in Costa Rica was delighted with the Mosasaurus figure. A request has already been received to email an alert when the reissued Papo Woolly Rhino model becomes available.

Perhaps we will receive some pictures of this model too, when it arrives in Costa Rica.

The new Papo Mosasaurus model, it has a fan in Costa Rica.
Our thanks to Alberth an Everything Dinosaur customer based in Costa Rica who sent in some photos of the recently arrived Papo Mosasaurus model.

To view the range of Papo “Les Dinosaures” and other prehistoric animal figures available from Everything Dinosaur: Papo Prehistoric Animal Models and Figures.

We are very grateful for Alberth for sending in the photographs. We would like to say “muchas gracias”.

29 04, 2023

New PNSO Figures Feature in Everything Dinosaur Newsletter

By | April 29th, 2023|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur Newsletters, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page|0 Comments

The three new for 2023 PNSO carcharodontosaurid figures feature in the latest Everything Dinosaur newsletter. The 1:35 scale, Sci-Art Lucas the Giganotosaurus features as the headline item. It is supported by Mungo the Meraxes and the PNSO Mapusaurus figure (Mila).

Everything Dinosaur newsletter,.
The new for 2023 PNSO 1:35 scale Giganotosaurus model features in the latest Everything Dinosaur customer newsletter.

Members of the Carcharodontosauridae Family

All three of the new PNSO theropod figures represent members of the Carcharodontosauridae family. All three, Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus and Meraxes are known from fossils found in Argentina. However, most palaeontologists are confident that these super-sized predators were not coeval. In terms of geological age, Giganotosaurus (G. carolinii) is the oldest. Mapusaurus (M. roseae) is probably geologically younger than Meraxes gigas.

All three models feature in the latest Everything Dinosaur newsletter.

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Carcharodontosaurid figures feature in Everything Dinosaur newsletter.
Two PNSO carcharodontosaurids – Mila the Mapusaurus and Mungo the Meraxes feature in the latest Everything Dinosaur newsletter.

Sinraptor and Styracosaurus in the Everything Dinosaur Newsletter

As well as updating subscribers on new models, the Everything Dinosaur newsletter informs customers about the restocking of already released items that had recently sold out. For example, our latest PNSO shipment also included the Sinraptor and Styracosaurus figures.

PNSO Sinraptor and Styracosaurus dinosaur models.
More stock of Xinchuan the Sinraptor figure and the PNSO Anthony the Styracosaurus model have arrived.

Xinchuan the Sinraptor and Anthony the Styracosaurus have proved to be extremely popular with model collectors and dinosaur fans. Everything Dinosaur team members were able to co-ordinate the shipment of new theropod figures with the factory producing more Sinraptor and Styracosaurus figures.

A spokesperson commented:

“The PNSO range is extensive and we were delighted to bring in some favourite figures along with the latest releases.”

To view the range of PNSO prehistoric animal models and figures available from Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Prehistoric Animal Models.

28 04, 2023

UK Government Cracking Down on Fake Reviews

By | April 28th, 2023|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Press Releases, Product Reviews|0 Comments

The UK Government has published proposals for new legislation, part of which will help involve the cracking down on fake reviews. Firm action is promised against fake reviews as part of the Digital markets, Competition and Consumers Bill. This Act is likely to become law in 2024.

Everything Dinosaur customers can be assured that every review published on the website, every Google review and all the customer feedback posted by Feefo is absolutely genuine.

Our dedication to customer service and the way that we try to help and support customers is reflected in the considerable number of awards that Everything Dinosaur has won. For example, Everything Dinosaur has won the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award every year since this accolade’s inception.

Platinum Trusted Service Award
Everything Dinosaur has won the prestigious Feefo Platinum Trusted Service award ever year that it has been offered. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Chamber of Commerce Customer Service Award

Our local branch of the Chamber of Commerce recognised our dedication and customer service when Everything Dinosaur was the winner of the Excellence in Customer Service award.

Everything Dinosaur wins award for customer service.
Mike and Sue of Everything Dinosaur proudly show their certificate and trophy after winning the Excellence in Customer Service Award at the South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce Business Awards. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Cracking Down on Fake Reviews

The proposed UK Government legislation includes draft provisions making it illegal to:

  • Commission someone to write or submit a fake review.
  • Post consumer reviews without taking reasonable steps to check that they are genuine.
  • Offer or advertise to submit, commission or facilitate fake reviews.

As Everything Dinosaur has reported before, the company does receive unsolicited emails from individuals/organisations offering fake reviews and other dubious services.

To read a recent Everything Dinosaur blog post about one such approach: Everything Dinosaur – All Genuine Reviews.

The Bill, once it comes into force will give the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) greater powers to take “swift and decisive action” against lawbreakers on behalf of UK consumers.

Feefo Takes the Lead

Feefo, the world-leading real customer review platform ensures that only verified buyers are asked to leave a review of your business. There are no fake reviews. Over 6,000 brands including Everything Dinosaur already benefit from Feefo’s services. They guarantee real feedback whilst providing genuine insight from real customers.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We are grateful that Feefo is taking the lead. Fake reviews mislead customers and cause unfair competition. We welcome any legislation that helps to protect consumers.”

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

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To view Feefo reviews about Everything Dinosaur’s products and customer service: Feefo Provides Customer Reviews About Everything Dinosaur.

27 04, 2023

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Mountain Back in Stock

By | April 27th, 2023|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|0 Comments

The extremely popular Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Mountain 1:35 scale replica is back in stock at Everything Dinosaur. Initial stock of this beautifully painted T. rex figure with lips had sold out. However, Everything Dinosaur has been able to obtain more figures and team members have been busy informing customers that “Kiss” is available once more.

Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex "Kiss" Mountain model.
The popular Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Mountain 1:35 scale replica is back in stock at Everything Dinosaur. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of Rebor dinosaur and prehistoric animal figures available from Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animal Replicas.

Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex

Rebor have produced several T. rex figures since the company began production. The company has built a formidable reputation for its theropod figures. The “Kiss” figure was introduced with “Tusk” a counterpart, which reflected an on-going debate in palaeontology. Did dinosaurs have lips?

Rebor "Kiss" and Rebor "Tusk" T. rex figures.
Some model manufacturers have reflected the current scientific debate by producing replicas with lips as well as lipless forms such as the recent Rebor “Kiss” and “Tusk” figures.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur stated:

“Welcome back! We know that many collectors and dinosaur fans will be delighted to hear that this T. rex is available again. Team members have been busy contacting customers to let them know that this stunning Rebor figure is back in stock.”

View Everything Dinosaur’s award-winning website: Everything Dinosaur.

26 04, 2023

A Trio of New Carcharodontosaurids

By | April 26th, 2023|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur team members welcome a trio of carcharodontosaurids. The three new for 2023 PNSO carcharodontosaurid models are now in stock. The new PNSO Scientific Art Giganotosaurus replica in 1:35 scale has arrived along with Mungo the Meraxes and Mila the Mapusaurus. The models represent members of the Carcharodontosauridae family of theropods and all these predators lived in South America.

A trio of carcharodontosaurids. The new PNSO Giganotosaurus model in 1:35 scale along with the PNSO Mapusaurus and Meraxes figures.
A trio of carcharodontosaurids. The new PNSO Giganotosaurus model in 1:35 scale (top) along with the PNSO Mapusaurus (middle) and Meraxes figures (bottom). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Members of the Giganotosaurini Tribe

Most palaeontologists consider Giganotosaurus (G. carolinii), Mapusaurus (M. roseae) and Meraxes (M. gigas) to be closely related. Phylogenetic assessments place all three theropods in the Giganotosaurini tribe of carcharodontosaurids. These dinosaurs may have been closely related and from the South America, but they were probably not coeval.

PNSO Lucas the Giganotosaurus dinosaur model (new for 2023).
The new PNSO Lucas the Giganotosaurus dinosaur model.

A Trio of Carcharodontosaurids

Dating the rocks associated with the fossilised remains of these three, South American dinosaurs is problematical. Calculating when these dinosaurs lived is difficult, especially when isolated teeth might be found at different horizons suggesting the presence of carnivorous dinosaurs in younger/older sediments, but the genus cannot be determined.

As an approximate guide, here are details of the fossil discoveries:

  • Giganotosaurus carolinii – from the Candeleros Formation of Argentina. The fossils are associated with Lower Cenomanian deposits indicating that Giganotosaurus may have lived around 100 million years ago to perhaps 97 million years ago.
  • Meraxes gigas – from the Huincul Formation. Fossils are associated with the Upper Cenomanian suggesting that this dinosaur lived around 95-93 million years ago.
  • Mapusaurus roseae – probably the geologically youngest of these three carcharodontosaurids. M. roseae fossils are also associated with the Huincul Formation, but from younger strata than the rocks associated with Meraxes. These large predators may not have co-existed. The dating of these rocks remains controversial. Perhaps Mapusaurus lived 96-94 million years ago.
Mila the Mapusaurus (PNSO).
An apex predator – the Mapusaurus dinosaur model from PNSO. Probably the geologically youngest of the three carcharodontosaurid dinosaurs featured in this blog post.

A Trio of Carcharodontosaurids

Welcoming the trio of carcharodontosaurids into stock a spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur exclaimed:

“It is wonderful to see new models of Cretaceous theropods added to the PNSO model range. It is exciting to have new replicas of enigmatic members of the Carcharodontosauridae family added to our inventory.”

The trio of carcharodontosaurids from PNSO in stock at Everything Dinosaur.
Three of the best! New carcharodontosaurid theropod models in stock at Everything Dinosaur. Scientific Art Giganotosaurus (top), Mila the Mapusaurus (middle) and Mungo the Meraxes (bottom). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the extensive range of PNSO dinosaur and prehistoric animal figures in stock at Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Prehistoric Animal and Dinosaur Figures.

25 04, 2023

Mapping Marine Reptiles Thanks to New Research

By | April 25th, 2023|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal News Stories, Dinosaur Fans, Main Page, Palaeontological articles, Photos/Pictures of Fossils|0 Comments

Whilst the Dinosauria dominated terrestrial environments during the Mesozoic the seas and oceans of the world were home to a diverse assemblage of marine reptiles. Many different types of marine reptile evolved, and the diverse swimming techniques employed by these ancient animals have been revealed in a recently published scientific paper.

The swimming secrets of Mesozoic marine reptiles have been decoded thanks to a research team from the University of Bristol.

Levy the Eurhinosaurus.
A replica of the ichthyosaur Eurhinosaurus (PNSO). During the Mesozoic, many different types of marine reptile evolved. Scientists from the University of Bristol have unlocked the swimming secrets of ancient marine reptiles.

The image (above) shows a replica of an Eurhinosaurus. An ichthyosaur (Leptonectidae family) that lived during the Early Jurassic (approximately 180 million years ago).

The model is from the PNSO range of figures: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.

Marine Reptile Diversity During the Mesozoic

During the Mesozoic, which lasted from approximately 252 million years ago to the end-Cretaceous mass extinction event around 66 million years ago, many different types of marine reptile evolved. There were placodonts, turtles, the first ichthyosaurs and nothosaurs during the Triassic and these were replaced by marine crocodiles, derived ichthyosaurs, long-necked plesiosaurs and pliosaurs. During the Cretaceous the mosasaurs evolved.

In the new paper, published in the academic journal “Palaeontology”, the research team report on the use of cutting-edge statistical methods used to undertake a substantial quantitative study. This research, the first of its kind, provides a fresh perspective on the locomotion of Mesozoic marine reptiles.

Examining 125 Skeletons

In total, 125 marine reptile skeletons were studied. The research team mapped the changes in swimming styles within the different lineages over time. There was no explosive radiation at the beginning of the Triassic, but a gradual diversification of swimming styles. This diversity peaked during the Cretaceous.

Marine reptile diversity and swimmng styles.
Marine reptiles from the Mesozoic Era evolved a great diversity of body forms and sizes. Changes in their body and limb anatomy throughout evolution are associated with swimming adaptations. The variety of locomotory modes in Mesozoic marine reptiles is illustrated by (bottom-to-top) an early mosasauroid, a placodont, a plesiosaur and a fish-shaped ichthyosaur. Picture credit: Dr Susana Gutarra.

Dr Susana Gutarra (School of Earth Sciences at the University of Bristol), lead author of the paper commented:

“Changes in anatomy in land-to-sea transitions are intimately linked to the evolution of swimming. For example, sea lions’ flippers have relatively short forearm and large hands, very different from the walking legs of their ancestors. The rich fossil record of Mesozoic marine reptiles provided great opportunity to study these transitions at a large scale.”

The End-Permian Mass Extinction Event

At the end of the Permian, the Earth experienced a catastrophic mass extinction event. Life on Earth was devastated. It has been estimated that 50% of all marine families and over 80% of all marine genera died out (Raup and Sepkoski).

Remarkably, marine environments recovered relatively quickly. Various groups of reptiles became aquatic hunters.

To read an article from 2010 that documents a remarkable fossil site in China that provides evidence of how marine food webs recovered from the end-Permian mass extinction event: Ancient Ecosystem Revealed.

To test the validity of the statistical analysis, measurements from extant aquatic animals were included in the study.

Co-author Beatrice Heighton (University of Bristol), explained:

“We included measurements from living aquatic animals, such as otters, seals and turtles, of which we know their swimming behaviour. This is very important to provide a functional reference for the ancient species, with unknown swimming modes.”

Liopleurodon marine reptile is studied
Palaeobiologist Dr Susana Gutarra taking measurements from a very complete specimen of Liopleurodon, a pliosaur from the Middle-Late Jurassic of Germany (Museum of Palaeontology in Tübingen). Picture credit: Dr Susana Gutarra.

A Gradual Diversity of Swimming Styles

Co-author Dr Tom Stubbs (University of Bristol) added:

After this devastating event, there was a gradual diversification of locomotory modes, which contrasts with the rapid radiation described previously for feeding strategies. This is fascinating because it suggests a ‘head-first’ pattern of evolution in certain lineages.”

The scientific paper sheds light into the swimming styles of specific groups of marine reptile.

Dr Ben Moon (University of Bristol) explained the significance of this study, stating:

“Ichthyosaurs were highly specialised for aquatic locomotion from very early in their evolution. This includes their close relatives, the hupehsuchians, which had a morphology unlike any other known aquatic tetrapod. Further, we see overlap between mosasaurs and ichthyosaurs, which is indicative that mosasaurs evolved a swimming mode by oscillating flukes, different from the eel-like body undulation suggested in the past.”

To read a recent Everything Dinosaur article about the discovery of the earliest ichthyosaur known to science: Earliest Ichthyosaur Fossil Discovered to Date.

Temnodontosaurus fossil on display.
An almost 8m-long specimen of Temnodontosaurus, an ichthyosaur from the Early Jurassic of Germany (State Museum of Natural History of Stuttgart, Germany), is one of the fossils included in this study. Picture credit: Dr Susana Gutarra.

Dr Moon of Bristol University’s School of Earth Science went onto add:

“In contrast, we don’t find evidence of convergence between ichthyosaurs and metriorhynchids (the highly aquatic crocodyliform thalattosuchians). This group retained quite primitive-looking hindlimbs, which seems incompatible with swimming by fluke oscillation.”

Examining the Evolution of Size

This comprehensive study also examined the evolution of size, a feature related to locomotion, animal physiology and ocean productivity.

The University of Bristol’s Professor Mike Benton, a co-author of the research paper commented:

“We know that transition to life in water is usually accompanied by an increase in body mass, as seen in cetaceans, and one of our previous studies shows that large sizes benefit aquatic animals in reducing the mass-specific costs of drag. Thus, it was essential to explore this trait in the wider ensemble of Mesozoic marine reptiles.”

To read an article about the discovery of the earliest known plesiosaur: The First Triassic Plesiosaur.

Dr Gutarra explained that body mass follows a similar trend to the diversification of locomotory modes. The widest spread of body size also occurred in the Cretaceous. This confirms a strong correlation between the evolution of diverse swimming styles and changes in body mass.

Dr Gutarra added:

“The rate of increase and the maximum limits to body size seems to vary a lot between groups. This is a fascinating observation. We need to explore further what factors influence and limit the increase in body mass in each group.”

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

The scientific paper: “The locomotor ecomorphology of Mesozoic marine reptiles” by Susana Gutarra, Thomas L. Stubbs, Benjamin C. Moon, Beatrice H. Heighton and Michael J. Benton published in Palaeontology.

24 04, 2023

Beautiful Nanmu Studio Carnotaurus Images

By | April 24th, 2023|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Our thanks to dinosaur model fan and collector Chaitanya who sent into Everything Dinosaur some pictures of the recently acquired Nanmu Studio Carnotaurus model. It is a beautiful replica of a large abelisaurid. Our thanks to Chaitanya for sharing the images with us.

Nanmu Studio Figures in India (Carnotaurus)
The Nanmu Studio Carnotaurus double horn demon figure. Picture credit: Chaitanya.

Nanmu Studio Carnotaurus

Four Nanmu Studio Carnotaurus figures were recently added to the Nanmu Studio Jurassic series model range. There are two colour variants “true colour” and “demon”. There were also two model variants introduced. One model variant had two intact skull horns, the other had a broken horn.

The Carnotaurus figure shown in the photographs is the “demon” double horn model variant.

Nanmu Studio Figures in India (Carnotaurus)
The Nanmu Studio Carnotaurus figure – double horn demon. A close-up view of the head and torso. Picture credit: Chaitanya.

To view the range of Nanmu Studio prehistoric animal models available from Everything Dinosaur: Nanmu Studio Dinosaur Models.

Everything Dinosaur

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur praised the photographs.

The company spokesperson commented:

“Carnotaurus is an immensely popular theropod dinosaur amongst fans of the Dinosauria. Nanmu Studio has produced some excellent figures and their recently introduced Carnotaurus figures have been beautifully painted. We are grateful to Chaitanya for sending into us the photographs.”

23 04, 2023

Celebrating St George’s Day (The Exclusive Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus)

By | April 23rd, 2023|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Today is April 23rd, St Georges Day, the patron saint of England and a significant figure in the cultures of many other countries.  April 23rd is traditionally regarded as the day that St George died in the fourth century A.D.  St George is remembered for numerous deeds including the slaying of a fearsome dragon! Whilst team members have not spotted many dragons recently, we have spent time admiring the Nanmu Studio Jurassic series Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus. It is a stunning dinosaur replica.

Nanmu Studio Parasaurolophus Corpse
The Parasaurolophus corpse model box. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus

Nanmu Studio have produced several exquisite figures with the “Dragon Soul” designation. The Parasaurolophus corpse is typical, it being a special edition and a limited-edition figure too.

It is a fabulous polystone replica of a carcase of an adult Parasaurolophus. We think this is a replica of a Parasaurolophus walkeri corpse. The detail on the figure is amazing. The Nanmu Studio Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus (Nutcracker Soldier) is supplied with an Everything Dinosaur Parasaurolophus fact sheet. The figure has a declared scale of 1:35 so it works well with the Tyrannosaurus rex models in the Nanmu Studio Jurassic series range.

Nanmu Studio Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus corpse.
The remarkable polystone sculpture entitled Nanmu Studio Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus (Nutcracker Soldier) is in stock at Everything Dinosaur (whilst stocks last).

The actual replica is approximately 34 cm in length (curved length measurement).

It seems fitting that on a day we remember a slain dragon, that we feature a model of a dead Parasaurolophus.

To view the range of Nanmu Studio Jurassic series figures, including the limited-edition Dragon Soul Parasaurolophus (Nutcracker Soldier), whilst stocks last: Nanmu Studio Jurassic Series Prehistoric Animal Models.

Parasaurolophus Dinosaur Model

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“This is a truly spectacular figure! It is a beautiful model with stunning details. The polystone medium has permitted the artists to create a very special dinosaur replica.”

22 04, 2023

Everything Dinosaur Attends New Training Course

By | April 22nd, 2023|Adobe CS5, Educational Activities, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Photos, Press Releases|0 Comments

A team member at Everything Dinosaur has gone back to school. The company has been invited to participate in the last-ever SMART Cheshire innovation programme. SMART Cheshire Digital is a fully funded programme aimed to help small to medium-sized businesses in the north-west of England looking to explore, adopt and implement improvements and business innovations.

The training is provided by the Manchester Metropolitan University. The programme has been running for more than 5 years and over 140 businesses have been through the ten-week course. Sadly, this is the last time this course will be run. Financial support from the European Regional Development Fund has now come to an end.

Everything Dinosaur

Everything Dinosaur are delighted to have been invited to take part. The company can explore new ideas and innovations in a supportive and collaborative environment. With two day’s training already completed, Everything Dinosaur has already met up with like-minded fellow business owners and learned a lot.

As the course is coming to an end in the summer, the Everything Dinosaur team member was given two special promotional mugs. These mugs were produced when the course first started, and stocks are extremely low. We are grateful for our pair of mugs, they shall take pride of place in our kitchen at work. We think the Spinosaurus model approves too.

SMART Cheshire mugs. Back to school for Everything Dinosaur.
A pair of SMART Cheshire mugs given to Everything Dinosaur. A Spinosaurus model inspects the two mugs with their Manchester Metropolitan University logos. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

The Spinosaurus model guarding the recently acquired SMART Cheshire mugs is from the Wild Safari Prehistoric World range. To view this range of figures: Safari Ltd. Wild Safari Prehistoric World.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

SMART Cheshire Digital

One of the many benefits of this type of training is that it allows the exploration of ideas. Peers can bounce ideas of one another, explore future collaborations and share experiences.

If the Everything Dinosaur team member is able to complete this demanding course, they can toast their success with a cup of tea.

Visit Everything Dinosaur’s website: Everything Dinosaur.

21 04, 2023

The Beautiful Bullyland Ammonite Model

By | April 21st, 2023|Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur has been able to source a small stock of the Bullyland ammonite model. This cephalopod replica is popular, but becoming increasingly rare. For example, earlier in the year Everything Dinosaur was informed by Bullyland that this model was no longer available.

The Bullyland ammonite model
Some of the Bullyland ammonite models in stock at Everything Dinosaur. A rare and difficult to obtain ammonite replica. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

A Collection of Cephalopod Replicas

Everything Dinosaur has been able to source the Bullyland ammonite. The company has lots of contacts around the world and has built a formidable reputation in the model supply industry. It is because of our contacts that we were able to bring some of these popular figures into stock. The ammonite figure has been a mainstay of the Bullyland “Dinosaur Park” range. However, Bullyland has reduced their production of prehistoric animal models and many figures have been retired.

Ammonite model next to a fossil specimen.
The strongly ribbed shell and the obvious keel of the Bullyland ammonite replica. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The Bullyland Ammonite Model

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur explained that the company was committed to helping prehistoric animal model fans complete their collections. Invertebrate figures were not stocked by other companies. Instead, these businesses tend to focus on the much more popular figures such as T. rex and Triceratops. One of Everything Dinosaur’s unique selling points is to offer models that other companies would not stock.

The spokesperson added:

“By stocking replicas of ammonites this shows our commitment to model collectors but also to companies like Bullyland. We are prepared to bring in figures that other firms might not.”

Bullyland ammonite model.
The Bullyland replica ammonite model.

To view the Bullyland ammonite model (whilst stocks last) and the rest of the Bullyland range of prehistoric animal figures: Bullyland Prehistoric Animal Models.

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