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2 08, 2025

Young and Imaginative Palaeoartist Phoebe Creating Unique, Colourful Dinosaurs

By Mike|2025-08-05T10:26:59+01:00August 2nd, 2025|Categories: Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Drawings|0 Comments

At Everything Dinosaur, we’re always thrilled to see how prehistoric animals spark creativity. For example, we admire the artwork and illustrations of young dinosaur palaeoartist Phoebe Ginger. Phoebe has been a loyal customer of Everything Dinosaur for over five years. Sue and I met up with Phoebe at this year’s Lyme Regis Fossil Festival. It was a pleasure chatting to this talented artist.

Her drawings are full of bold, bright colours. The artwork features confident lines and her passion for prehistoric animals, especially dinosaurs shines through.

A colourful addition to a desk. A coaster featuring the artwork of young dinosaur palaeoartist Phoebe Ginger. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Phoebe has her own individual style. Moreover, her understanding of the Dinosauria is demonstrated by the small details she adds to her illustrations. For instance, the large claw on the front foot of the sauropod and the inclusion of ginkgo leaves on the sauropod coaster. Phoebe blends a flair for scientific detail with a vibrant imagination.

A Young Dinosaur Palaeoartist

Sue and I are always amazed by the passion and skill of our customers. We admire the artistry and creativity of Phoebe. Her work is certainly unique. Furthermore, it is a vivid celebration of ancient life. Her growing on-line portfolio is a joy to explore, creating art that appeals to dinosaur fans of all ages. In addition, it is a real testament to how dinosaurs continue to inspire young minds.

To see more of Phoebe’s beautiful artwork, visit her website: Phoebe Ginger.

We believe young artists like Phoebe play a vital role in keeping palaeontology alive through creativity. Dinosaurs aren’t just fossils, they are fuel for expression, curiosity, and learning. Hopefully, we will be able to catch up with Phoebe at this year’s DinoCon.

Keep drawing, Phoebe, we can’t wait to see what you create next!

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Phoebe brings prehistoric animals to life with such colour and imagination. We’re proud to have followed her journey and delighted to see how dinosaurs continue to inspire the next generation of artists.”

The Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Models.

1 08, 2025

Remarkable European Rhabdodontomorph Dentaries

By Mike|2025-08-01T16:36:06+01:00August 1st, 2025|Categories: Photos/Pictures of Fossils|0 Comments

Our thanks to Dr Lukasz Czepiński (Institute of Paleobiology, Polish Academy of Sciences) for helping Everything Dinosaur. We had written a blog post about the scientific description of a new taxon of European rhabdodontomorph. It had been published a few days ago. This dinosaur has been named Obelignathus septimanicus and we contacted one of the authors of the study to request an image showing the Obelignathus septimanicus fossils. A few days later, we received an email from Dr Czepiński enclosing an image showing the robust dentary of Obelignathus compared to the lower jaws of other rhabdodontomorphs.

Obelignathus septimanicus fossils (dentary) compared to the dentary

Dentaries of selected European rhabdodontomorphs in dorsal and lateral views. The Obelignathus septimanicus fossils (A) are compared with (B) Mochlodon vorosi holotype (MTM V 2010.105.1), a left dentary from the Csehbánya Formation, Iharkút (Hungary; mirrored) with (C) Mochlodon suessi, lectotype (PIUW 2349/2), right dentary from the Grünbach Formation, Muthmannsdorf (Austria). Furthermore, (D) Zalmoxes robustus holotype (NHMUK R3392), right dentary from the Sinpetru Formation, Sânpetru (Romania); along with (E) Rhabdodon priscus, lectotype (MPLM 30), left dentary from the Marnes Rouges Inférieures Formation, la Nerthe (France) and (F) Zalmoxes shqiperorum holotype NHMUK R4900, right dentary from the Sinpetru Formation of Sânpetru (Romania; outline based on the specimen UBB NVZ1-1). Note the scale bar equals 10 cm. Picture credit: Czepiński and Madzia.

Picture credit: Czepiński and Madzia

Obelignathus septimanicus Fossils

Examination of a robust dentary (specimen number MDE D30) led to the establishment of this new taxon. The stout jaw inspired the researchers when it came to naming this new dinosaur. The genus name honours the immensely strong Obélix from the Asterix the Gaul series and the Latin word for jaw.

The jaw fossil had been discovered in 1990. In 1991, French palaeontologists Jean Le Loueff and Eric Buffetaut assigned it to the genus Rhabdodon but erected a new species R. septimanicus. The species name honours Septimania the historical name of this part of France from Roman times.

To read Everything Dinosaur’s original blog post about the scientific description of O. septimanicus: “Obélix Jaw” – A New Late Cretaceous Ornithopod Dinosaur.

Obelignathus septimanicus life reconstruction.

Life restoration of newly described rhabdodontid dinosaur Obelignathus septimanicus in the Late Cretaceous environment recorded in the ‘Grès à Reptiles’ Formation in southern France. A pair of dromaeosaurid dinosaurs can be seen lurking in the background. Picture credit: Edyta Felcyn-Kowalska.

Picture credit: Edyta Felcyn-Kowalska

We also received an image showing a life reconstruction of Obelignathus septimanicus (see above).

Everything Dinosaur acknowledges the assistance of one of the authors (Łukasz Czepiński), in the posting up of these images. Thank you Dr Czepiński for your assistance. We wish you every success with your research.

The scientific paper: “Exploring the diversity and disparity of rhabdodontomorph ornithopods from the Late Cretaceous European archipelago” by Łukasz Czepiński and Daniel Madzia published in Scientific Reports.

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31 07, 2025

Helping to Support the Inaugural DinoCon Event

By Mike|2025-07-31T14:30:48+01:00July 31st, 2025|Categories: Dinosaur Fans|0 Comments

The inaugural DinoCon event is less than three weeks away. This exciting event is taking place over the weekend of 16th and 17th of August. Sue and I are looking forward to attending DinoCon 2025. We are keen to promote this wonderful convention, it is great to be involved. Previously, we supported TetZooCon and for the first DinoCon we will be in the vendors hall offering for sale a range of prehistoric animal models, including the Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex.

DinoCon is Britain’s largest palaeontology-themed convention, celebrating all things prehistoric. It brings together talks and presentations by scientists from around the world, hosts stalls selling a wide variety of items, runs exclusive palaeoart workshops, and offers much more.

Everything Dinosaur has been adding a promotional flyer to some of their customer’s parcels.

Everything Dinosaur team members supporting DinoCon 2025 by including a promotional flyer about this exciting event in parcels being sent out to customers relatively close to Exeter University – the venue for the first ever DinoCon. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Supporting DinoCon 2025

The convention takes place on the campus at Exeter University (Devon). It uses The Great Hall and Devonshire House. Organisers have placed Everything Dinosaur in the vendor hall. This large room sits directly below The Great Hall.

Visit the DinoCon website for more information: DinoCon 2025 Convention.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur explained that he received DinoCon leaflets at the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival. Everything Dinosaur was a main sponsor at that event. Over the last few weeks, the team added the leaflets to customer parcels. They sent them to customers living not too far from Exeter University.

He added:

“DinoCon is a great idea! We wish the organisers every success and are happy to do what we can to help promote this wonderful event.”

Sue and I are thrilled to be involved with DinoCon 2025 and can’t wait to catch up with old friends and meet new ones.

About the Author

Mike is part of the team at Everything Dinosaur. With a background in teaching and science communication. He has shared his fascination with prehistoric animals, fossils, palaeontology and dinosaurs on this blog since 2005. He and Sue are prehistoric animal model collectors too.

Visit: Everything Dinosaur for dinosaur toys and prehistoric animal figures.

30 07, 2025

Cordula Marks Venters a Gifted and Talented Scottish Artist

By Mike|2025-07-30T14:53:33+01:00July 30th, 2025|Categories: Book Reviews|0 Comments

Sue and I were delighted to receive a unique and thoughtful gift from the talented illustrator Cordula Marks Venters. Cordula is an Edinburgh-based artist with a passion for prehistoric animals. Her work blends the worlds of science, history, and myth. Drawing inspiration from dinosaurs, medieval events, historical figures, and ancient legends, her art is original and imaginative.

The gift was a copy of her book “Illuminated Beasts and Other Oddities”. It showcases her clever illustrations. Many of them feature prehistoric animals. Cordula is a customer of Everything Dinosaur. She recently purchased a CollectA Gallimimus model and nicknamed her theropod “Gustav”.

"Illuminated Beasts and Other Oddities" by Cordula Marks Venters.

The front cover of “Illuminated Beasts and Other Oddities” Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Cordula Marks Venters and the 100 Days Project Scotland

The book was inspired by last year’s 100 Days Project Scotland. The challenge is to undertake a creative task each day and record it.

The artist commented:

“I was inspired by medieval bestiaries and decided to create my own, featuring a mashup of historical, mythological and prehistorical creatures/events over the course of 100 days”.

Over the course of a hundred days, Cordula created her own bestiary. It features a brilliant mix of mythological creatures, prehistoric animals, science fiction and historical events. Each drawing reveals her love of art and her enduring creative spirit.

Dinosaurs often feature in her artwork. Her playful, yet informed, interpretations of prehistoric creatures are outstanding. For example, there is much to admire in Cordula’s red-clawed, fishing baryonychid.

Artwork showing a baryonchid dinosaur fishing created by Cordula Marks Venters.

Gone fishing with an old friend – an Early Cretaceous baryonychid theropod dinosaur. Picture credit: Cordula Marks Venters

Picture credit: Cordula Marks Venters

Lots of Different Prehistoric Animals

The colourful illustrations feature a diverse range of prehistoric animals. Even a large dicynodont gets a look in. We suspect this is the first time that this synapsid has been illustrated alongside a group of gnomes.

We want to say a huge thank you to Cordula Marks Venters. Your generosity, creativity, and support mean so much to us here at Everything Dinosaur.

Gnomes held for home helped by a dicynodont an example of the artwork created by Cordula Marks Venters.

After a hard day’s work gnomes head for home aided by a dicynodont. Picture credit: Cordula Marks Venters

Picture credit: Cordula Marks Venters

We can’t wait to see what you create next.

To discover more of Cordula’s work, be sure to visit her website: The Artwork of Cordula Marks Venters.

About the Author

Mike is part of the team at Everything Dinosaur. With a background in teaching and science communication. He has shared his fascination with prehistoric animals, fossils, palaeontology and dinosaurs on this blog since 2005. He and Sue are prehistoric animal model collectors too.

Visit: Everything Dinosaur for dinosaur toys and prehistoric animal figures.

29 07, 2025

Exclusive Dinosaur Models Available to Pre-order

By Mike|2025-07-29T16:36:28+01:00July 29th, 2025|Categories: Everything Dinosaur Evolution|0 Comments

The eagerly awaited Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex model is available to pre-order. Everything Dinosaur Evolution pre-orders have started. Both the Collector’s Edition and the Founder’s Edition are available to pre-order. Dinosaur model fans are urged to pre-order as both versions will have limited availability. For example, the Founder’s Edition consists of the very first models off the production line. The total number of T. rex figures to be made will be limited by the production process.

Everything Dinosaur Evolution pre-orders available.

Everything Dinosaur Evolution pre-orders are now available from Everything Dinosaur. Both the Collector’s and the Founder’s Edition are scheduled to arrive at the company’s warehouse in late September (2025). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To pre-order the Collector’s and the Founder’s editions: Everything Dinosaur Evolution Models.

Everything Dinosaur Evolution Pre-orders

This is an exciting day for Everything Dinosaur. Customers will be able to guarantee themselves one of these beautiful dinosaur models. Collaborating with renowned palaeontologist Dr Dean Lomax we have followed the fossil evidence. Perhaps, our T. rex is the most scientifically accurate model made to date.

Moreover, award-winning palaeo-reconstruction artist Bob Nicholls has created superb artwork. Each collector card offers a unique and exclusive design. Furthermore, acclaimed digital sculptor Glen Southern has also crafted an amazing Tyrannosaurus rex model.

The pre-order phase of Everything Dinosaur Evolution begins today. Be part of something amazing. We create accurate dinosaur models from real fossil evidence. Each figure tells a prehistoric story and today it is your opportunity to be part of that story. However, we do not stop there. Our packaging is recyclable or fully compostable. Sustainability matters. We aim to inspire and enthuse. Change the world with us—one dinosaur model at a time.

Everything Dinosaur Evolution pre-orders.

The new T. rex model in the Everything Dinosaur Evolution range is available to pre-order (July 2025).

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Join the Evolution Today – Pre-orders Now Open!

Sue from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We are delighted to offer these figures for pre-order. Collectors and fans of dinosaurs have the opportunity to acquire an amazing figure. Perhaps the most scientifically accurate T. rex model made. Furthermore, we have set about changing the way the figures are packaged. We have done all we can to remove single use plastic bags and to use compostable and recyclable packaging materials. Join the Evolution!”

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28 07, 2025

An Exclusive Saurolophus Scale Drawing

By Mike|2025-08-03T05:56:08+01:00July 28th, 2025|Categories: Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Drawings|0 Comments

Mike and Sue at Everything Dinosaur have been busy making preparations for the imminent arrival of the next Haolonggood model shipment. This shipment will include the two, new for 2025 Haolonggood Saurolophus dinosaur models. To celebrate the arrival of this taxon, a fact sheet about Saurolophus is being prepared. The fact sheet will include a scale drawing of Saurolophus. As the fact sheet focuses on the North American species Saurolophus osborni, the scale drawing represents this species.

This dinosaur, fossils of which are associated with the Horseshoe Canyon Formation of western Canada, is estimated to have measured around 8.5 metres in length. However, the Asian species Saurolophus angustirostris was much larger.

The scale drawing of the hadrosaur Saurolophus osborni that has been prepared for use in the Everything Dinosaur Saurolophus fact sheet. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Known from extensive fossil material from Mongolia, S. angustirostris is estimated to have reached lengths in excess of twelve metres. For example, acclaimed dinosaur expert Gregory S. Paul states a length of thirteen metres for S. angustirostris.

Saurolophus osborni – Upper Cretaceous deposits from the Horseshoe Canyon Formation (Alberta, Canada) – length up to 8.5 metres, weight 3 tonnes.
Saurolophus angustirostris – Upper Cretaceous deposits of the Nemegt Formation (Mongolia) – length more than 12 metres, weight 11 tonnes.

Scale drawings of the two valid Saurolophus species. S. osborni (top) and the much larger Mongolian species S. angustirostris (bottom). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The silhouette of the human figure in the image (above) provides the scale.

Haolonggood Saurolophus Models

We think that the Haolonggood figures are beautiful. They have a declared scale of 1:35. Each model measures a little over twenty-two centimetres in length. This suggests at 1:35 scale, that these models represent a dinosaur around eight metres in length. We have concluded, based on this data that the figures represent Saurolophus osborni.

The two new Haolonggood Saurolophus models. Foreground, Yue He (brown) and in the background Song Qing.

To view the range of Haolonggood prehistoric animal models in stock: Haolonggood Prehistoric Animal Models.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We try to write fact sheets that inform and educate. For nearly every named prehistoric animal figure we sell a free fact sheet is provided.”

For prehistoric animal models and figures, visit: Everything Dinosaur.

27 07, 2025

The Countdown to First Ever DinoCon Convention

By Mike|2025-07-26T17:38:57+01:00July 27th, 2025|Categories: Dinosaur Fans|0 Comments

Sue and Mike from Everything Dinosaur are looking forward to DinoCon 2025. There are just three weeks to go to this exciting event. We are getting ready and planning what ranges of prehistoric animal models we should bring down to sell.

DinoCon is the UK’s biggest palaeontology and prehistoric animal themed convention. It builds on the legacy of TetZooCon. There is a focus on education and fun. An incredible guest lineup has been organised and furthermore, there will be talks and presentations from acclaimed palaeontologists. In addition, there are lots of workshops, palaeoart presentations and so much more.

Mike and Sue from Everything Dinosaur will be attending DinoCon 2025. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

DinoCon 2025

DinoCon 2025 takes place in the heart of Exeter University, taking over The Great Hall and Devonshire House. The Great Hall will host the main talks and presentations, while nearby spaces will come alive with palaeo-themed activities and displays. Organisers have set up the vendor hall in The Sanctuary, a spacious room just below The Great Hall.

Everything Dinosaur will be in the vendor hall, come on over and say hello.

DinoCon details:

When: Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th of August 2025

Where: University of Exeter

Tickets and further information: DinoCon – Further Information.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We are looking forward to the inaugural DinoCon event immensely. Hopefully, this will become an annual event. Sue and I have asked our fans and followers what sort of prehistoric animal models we should sell at DinoCon. So far, it looks like we will be taking down PNSO, Haolonggood and Beasts of the Mesozoic figures.”

In the meantime, visit the award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Everything Dinosaur.

26 07, 2025

A Single Vertebra Provides New Insights into Basal Archosauromorphs

By Mike|2025-07-26T12:42:44+01:00July 26th, 2025|Categories: Palaeontological articles|0 Comments

A team of international researchers have named a new species of Permian archosauromorph based on a single neck bone. The animal has been named Manistropheus kulicki. It provides new insights into the early evolution of archosauromorphs, a clade that includes the crocodiles, birds, pterosaurs and dinosaurs. The cervical vertebra was discovered last century, but it has only just been scientifically described. It was found at the famous Korbacher Spalte site in central Germany. A fissure preserves the fragmentary and isolated remains of many Late Permian vertebrates. The sediments are believed to around 255 million years old.

The Korbacher Spalte locality is important because it preserves evidence of tetrapods prior to the mass extinction event at the Permian-Triassic boundary.

The holotype of Manistropheus kulicki (SMNK-PAL 76022) shown in left lateral view. Picture credit: Carola Radke.

Picture credit: Carola Radke

Korbacher Spalte

The Korbacher locality is particularly well known for its many finds of the early mammal ancestor, a cynodont called Procynosuchus. This synapsis is also jokingly referred to as the “Korbach dachshund” because of its appearance. However, scientists have now described a previously unknown species of archosauromorph reptile based on a single, well-preserved cervical vertebra. Distinctive characteristics of the fossil bone enabled the team to erect a new genus and species – Manistropheus kulicki.

Manistropheus kulicki Cervical Vertebra

The vertebra is characterised by an elongated, diamond-shaped centre and a crescent-shaped indentation on the side of the front edge of the vertebra. This gives the new genus its name – from the Old Norse Máni, the personification of the moon in Germanic mythology, and the Greek “stropheus,” meaning vertebra. Overall, the specimen shows similarities to early archosauromorphs but also shows features that are absent in other reptiles of that time. A comprehensive study of the phylogenetic relationships suggests that M. kulicki stands at the base of this important reptile lineage. It is thought to be a basal archosauromorph.

The study also used an analysis of morphological diversity to investigate how cervical vertebrae have changed over the course of Earth’s history. The results suggest that archosauromorphs were already morphologically diverse before their extinction and that their cervical anatomy diversified rapidly in the Early Triassic. Cervical vertebrae anatomy changed faster than other parts of the skeleton.

Lead author of the study, Dr Martín Ezcurra (CONICET) stated:

“This discovery is particularly significant because Permian archosauromorphs are extremely rare, with only five fossil species from this period known to date. Thanks to Manistropheus kulicki, we can see how diverse this group already was before the mass extinction.”

Co-author Professor Hans-Dieter Sues (Smithsonian Institute), added:

“This fossil not only proves the existence of a new species, but also supports the assumption that there was already a previously hidden diversity of archosauromorphs in the Permian period.”

Diverse Archosauromorphs Present in Equatorial Regions During the Late Permian

Professor Jörg Fröbisch (Museum für Naturkunde Berlin), another co-author of the study, highlighted the significance of the Korbach Spalte site.

He commented:

“The Korbach fissure site is proving to be a key location for better understanding life on land in the tropical regions of the supercontinent Pangaea shortly before the largest mass extinction in Earth’s history. “

The naming of this basal archosauromorph from Germany highlights the importance of continuing to explore lesser-known fossil sites. It is especially important to explore fossil sites that provide insights into ancient ecosystems threatened with extinction.

Everything Dinosaur acknowledges the assistance of a media release from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin in the compilation of this article.

The scientific paper: “A new late Permian archosauromorph reptile from Germany enhances our understanding of the early diversity of the clade” by Martín D. Ezcurra, Hans-Dieter Sues and Jörg Fröbisch published in the Journal of Systematic Palaeontology.

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25 07, 2025

New Haolonggood Dinosaur Models in Stock at Everything Dinosaur.

By Mike|2025-07-26T06:13:16+01:00July 25th, 2025|Categories: Haolonggood Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

New Haolonggood dinosaur models are in stock at Everything Dinosaur. The new figures include Euhelopus models, Saurolophus and a pair of T. rex figures. In addition, more Alamosaurus models have arrived along with Xuan Zan the Stegosaurus figure.

New Haolonggood dinosaur models in stock at Everything Dinosaur.

A delivery of Haolonggood dinosaur models has arrived at Everything Dinosaur. The delivery includes T. rex figures, Euhelopus models and the eagerly awaited Saurolophus pair. In addition, Xuan Zan the Stegosaurus is in stock along with more of the super-sized Alamosaurus models. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of Haolonggood prehistoric animal models in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Haolonggood Dinosaur Models.

A Large Range of Haolonggood Dinosaur Models

Haolonggood continue to produce detailed dinosaur models. Most of the figures are in 1:35 scale. Congratulations to the Haolonggood design team.

Sue from Everything Dinosaur stated:

“All these new figures are now available from Everything Dinosaur. We have been busy contacting all those customers that wanted to be informed when these wonderful models arrived.”

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24 07, 2025

The Unique Design and Development Process for EDE001

By Mike|2025-07-25T06:30:18+01:00July 24th, 2025|Categories: Everything Dinosaur Evolution|0 Comments

Acclaimed palaeo-reconstruction artist Bob Nicholls outlines how following the fossil evidence combined with an in-depth knowledge of anatomy and the natural world all help to create a plausible T. rex dinosaur model. This exciting new figure has the product code EDE001. The new Everything Dinosaur Evolution 1:33 scale Tyrannosaurus rex model has been developed from the bones outwards! The EDE001 design process has been all about following the fossil evidence. The intention is to create a life appearance that would be accurate. It is time to create a plausible figure of Tyrannosaurus rex.

Made for model collectors by model collectors. The Everything Dinosaur Evolution 1:33 scale dinosaur model has been built from the fossil bones outwards. The design and development process has been remarkable, the attention to detail incredible. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Join the Evolution! ‪‪Sign up for more information here: Everything Dinosaur Evolution.

Everything Dinosaur Evolution is a new range of stunning prehistoric animal models and figures. We are following the fossil record to produce incredibly detailed, highly collectable scale models.

EDE001 Design and Development

Bob Nicholls, renowned for his anatomical accuracy and artistic vision has played a pivotal role in EDE001 design and development. Nobody has ever seen a living non-avian dinosaur. It takes a special team with special skills to create an extinct animal such as a T. rex. Thanks to Bob’s meticulous attention to detail, the first figure in this unique model series is a plausible reconstruction.

Video credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Bob has done a fantastic job. His attention to detail is second to none. Working in collaboration with the rest of the team, he has brought T. rex to life. Every detail, every characteristic carefully considered. The EDE001 design is precise and thoughtful. The colour scheme, perhaps one of the most intricate every mapped out for a dinosaur model is stunning and scientifically grounded. Each model is hand-painted, and we are proud to introduce this remarkable dinosaur figure to the world.”

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