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26 12, 2021

The New for 2022 CollectA Triceratops Video Review

By |2024-10-09T22:24:54+01:00December 26th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Everything Dinosaur videos, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Product Reviews|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur has published regular updates on the company’s YouTube channel keeping dinosaur fans and model collectors informed about the new for 2022 CollectA prehistoric animal models. Our blog post today features the fourth and final video in this sort series. We provide a video review of the new, 1:40 scale CollectA Triceratops horridus model.

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The CollectA Deluxe 1:40 Scale Triceratops horridus

Triceratops might be one of the most recognisable of all the dinosaurs, but scientists have learned a great deal about “three-horned face” over the last decade or so and the new for 2022 CollectA Triceratops (T. horridus) dinosaur model reflects some of the latest scientific thinking.

CollectA Deluxe Triceratops horridus

The new for 2022 CollectA Deluxe Triceratops dinosaur model.

The Shape of the Skull and Neck Frill

The CollectA model has been based on “Horridus”, an almost complete Triceratops horridus specimen excavated from Hell Creek Formation deposits exposed in Montana. This superbly preserved Triceratops skeleton has the most complete skull and neck frill of any Triceratops specimen described to date. It is more than 99% complete. The design team at CollectA have been able to use this skeleton to accurately depict the head and the neck frill on their dinosaur model.

A close-up view of the head of the new for 2022 Collect Deluxe Triceratops.

A close-up view of the head of the new for 2022 CollectA Deluxe Triceratops model.

Almost a Complete Tail

In total, around 87% of the entire skeleton of a single, individual animal has been recovered, including much of the tail apart from a few posterior caudal vertebrae. This has permitted palaeontologists to reconstruct the tail of this horned dinosaur. Its length, depth and relative proportions in relation to the rest of the body are reproduced in the new CollectA Triceratops figure.

Scale drawing T. horridus

Triceratops horridus scale drawing. The design team at CollectA have been able to use the Melbourne Museum specimen “Horridus” to accurately recreate the tail of a Triceratops.

Triceratops Video Contents

In this brief video, it lasts around ten minutes and thirty seconds, the narrator looks at the science behind this new dinosaur model, provides information on when it will be in stock and highlights the model’s measurements.

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The Video Contents

0:00 – A New Triceratops!
0:25 – Triceratops horridus.
1:25 – Subscribe!
1:34 – The Science Behind the Model!
2:57 – Melbourne Museum Specimen.
4:11 – Triceratops Tail Length!
4:40 – Skull and Neck Frill.
5:02 – Pattern of Scales!
6:22 – Model Measurements.
7:15 – In Stock 2022?
8:04 – Question of the Day!
8:58 – Links to Previous CollectA Videos.
9:21 – Everything Dinosaur Social Media.
9:32 – CollectA Product Range!
9:52 – Our Blog Post.

The question posed in the video is:

What Other Horned Dinosaur would you like CollectA to add to their Deluxe Model Series?”

To view the range of CollectA Deluxe prehistoric animal models in stock at Everything Dinosaur: CollectA Deluxe Prehistoric Life Models.

To see the range of CollectA Prehistoric Life models: CollectA Prehistoric Life.

25 12, 2021

Merry Christmas from Everything Dinosaur

By |2024-10-09T21:38:50+01:00December 25th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Press Releases|0 Comments

Merry Christmas from Everything Dinosaur.

Just time to say on behalf of everyone at Everything Dinosaur, a very Merry Christmas to all our customers, readers and social media followers.  It has been a remarkably busy quarter four in the company, we have had the very great privilege of being able to supply a huge range of prehistoric animal themed gifts to our customers all over the world. We have worked with some super and very enthusiastic people too.  We hope that everyone has a very happy Christmas and we look forward to introducing even more prehistoric animal models and figures in 2022.

Time to show a picture of one of our festive Christmas decorations which is highly appropriate given the nature of our business.

A seasonal decoration with a dinosaur theme - a festive T. rex.

A seasonal decoration with a dinosaur theme. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

We wish all our blog readers, customers, fans and followers on social media a very happy Christmas.

The Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Toys and Gifts.

20 12, 2021

Young Dinosaur Fan Receives a Special Christmas Gift

By |2024-10-09T16:29:41+01:00December 20th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Press Releases|0 Comments

Earlier this month (December 2021), Everything Dinosaur was emailed by a desperate mum looking for a soft toy Spinosaurus for her little boy. The soft toy nicknamed “Botasaur” by the young dinosaur fan had been lost and mum was very keen to get a replacement. Unfortunately, this line of prehistoric plush had been retired for many years and mum was getting worried as to whether she would be able to find this dinosaur in time for Christmas. If Santa was not able to produce this present, there was going to be one very sad little boy.

Large Spinosaurus Soft Toy

Large dinosaur soft toy, now retired but wanted by a little boy for Christmas.

Finding an extinct dinosaur soft toy was a challenge our team members were happy to accept after all, if anyone can help, it would be a company called “Everything Dinosaur”.

Hunting for a Special Spinosaurus

This red, Spinosaurus soft toy was part of a line that Everything Dinosaur used to stock. It was introduced in 2013 and these soft toys went out of production around 2016/2017. The first thing we did was to undertake a thorough search of our offices and warehouse, just in case there was one of these red, sail-backed dinosaurs hiding away somewhere on our premises. Sadly, no Spinosaurus was found, but we did not give up, as we put out an appeal on Everything Dinosaur’s social media pages asking if one of our fans or followers knew where one of these long-retired soft toys could be purchased.

To see what types of prehistoric plush is in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Dinosaur Soft Toys.

Sure enough, within a few days we had received two messages from our social media contacts, one from America and one from the UK. We passed on this information to the mum and we have been informed that both dinosaur soft toys have been purchased and that they have both safely arrived, just in time for Christmas.

Young dinosaur fan reunited with his dinosaur soft toy

Helping to unite a young boy with his lost dinosaur soft toy. Everything Dinosaur fans and followers on social media were able to make one little boy’s Christmas by finding a replacement Spinosaurus soft toy.

Mum emailed to thank everyone involved for their help and support commenting:

“Just to let you know that Botasaur (and spare Botasaur) have arrived and we now have a very happy junior palaeontologist. Thank you for all your help.”

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur praised the company’s fans and followers for their efforts to find a replacement soft toy and stated:

Our thanks to everyone who helped to provide a happy ending to this story. There is going to be one incredibly happy junior palaeontologist this Christmas.

Visit the award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Toys and Gifts.

19 12, 2021

PNSO to Add an Iguanodon Model to Their Remarkable Range of Figures

By |2024-10-09T16:21:40+01:00December 19th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Product Reviews|0 Comments

PNSO will introduce a replica of an Iguanodon into their prehistoric animal model range in 2022. Harvey the Iguanodon will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur, one of several new figures that PNSO will be adding to their portfolio in the coming months. For example, one of our earlier blog posts introduced the new version of Doyle the Triceratops, another ornithischian added to this exciting product range.

PNSO Harvey the Iguanodon dinosaur model

The PNSO Iguanodon dinosaur model.

Iguanodon bernissartensis

Named and described in 1825, only the second dinosaur to be scientifically described “iguana tooth” has had a troubled taxonomic history, with numerous revisions and changes. For example, the holotype for the species I. bernissartensis has changed. The holotype is the single, physical specimen which acts as the blueprint for all other fossil samples to be compared against. The original holotype consisted of the isolated teeth and partial remains identified by Gideon Mantell. The International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN) ruled that the type species be changed to the I. bernissartensis with the new holotype IRSNB 1534, a much more complete specimen which was part of a treasure trove of Iguanodon fossils discovered in a coal mine in Belgium in 1878 and studied by the famous Belgian palaeontologist Louis Dollo.

PNSO Harvey the Iguanodon (Anterior)

PNSO have added a model of an Iguanodon to their mid-size model range.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“It is wonderful to see this famous Lower Cretaceous ornithopod added to the PNSO model range. The figure will have an official, declared scale of 1:35 and we are looking forward to stocking this excellent dinosaur in early 2022.”

The Model Measurements

Harvey the Iguanodon model has a declared scale of 1:35. The model measures 27 cm in length and stands around 9.5 cm high at the hip. The acclaimed dinosaur expert and best-selling author Gregory S. Paul has stated that Iguanodon bernissartensis had a maximum length of approximately 8 metres. Based on this size estimate, the 27 cm long model would be in around 1:29.5 scale.

PNSO Harvey the Iguanodon product packaging.

The packaging for the 1:35 scale PNSO Iguanodon dinosaur model.

Supplied with a Booklet, Colour Posters and a QR Code Linked to a Video

This PNSO dinosaur model is supplied with an illustrated, full colour booklet, colour posters and the packaging contains a QR code that when scanned links to a short video that explains how the figure was developed.

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PNSO Iguanodon model (Harvey)

Harvey the Iguanodon dinosaur model (PNSO) supplied with colour posters.

Harvey the Iguanodon will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in early 2022.

To view the range of PNSO prehistoric animal models and figures supplied by Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.

18 12, 2021

Searching for Beasts of the Mesozoic Figures

By |2024-09-17T07:48:11+01:00December 18th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|0 Comments

The Beasts of the Mesozoic range of figures has grown into a considerable portfolio of articulated dinosaur models. The first of these exciting scale models, the first wave of “raptors” was in stock at Everything Dinosaur back in 2018. Since then, there have been additions and amendments to the range of feathered theropods incorporated into the range and three waves of articulated ceratopsian figures.

As Everything Dinosaur team members constantly review and update the key words and phrases associated with product searches on their website, time was taken out of their busy schedule to examine the key words assigned to the Beasts of the Mesozoic section of the site.

Beasts of the Mesozoic articulated dinosaur models

Team members at Everything Dinosaur put together this little montage of Beasts of the Mesozoic figures and models to try to illustrate just how big this range of articulated dinosaur models has become.  Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Ceratopsians in Abundance

The first wave of articulated horned dinosaur figures was added a couple of years ago and there have been two further waves since, culminating in the recent addition of seven new ceratopsians namely:

Albertaceratops, Pentaceratops, the large, Late Cretaceous, Chinese horned dinosaur Sinoceratops, Torosaurus, an adult Triceratops, Utahceratops and Xenoceratops. As the number of different genera have been increased, so team members have been keeping tabs on the keywords and phrases associated with searches for this part of the Everything Dinosaur website.

Beasts of the Mesozoic Albertaceratops dinosaur model

The Beasts of the Mesozoic Albertaceratops dinosaur model.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

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Torosaurus latus and Triceratops horridus

The two largest figures in wave 3 are the adult Triceratops horridus and the Torosaurus latus models. Both models measure over 45.5 cm in length and have a declared scale of 1:18. These figures are even bigger than the Pachyrhinosaurus and the adult Centrosaurus that were introduced previously, P. lakustai measures over 38 cm long whilst the Centrosaurus apertus is an impressive 40.6 cm in length.

Beasts of the Mesozoic adult Triceratops and Torosaurus

The largest figures in wave 3 represent two of the largest horned dinosaurs known to science. Torosaurus latus (left) and Triceratops horridus (right). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Beasts of the Mesozoic Torosaurus latus dinosaur model.

A view of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Torosaurus articulated dinosaur model out of its packaging. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Beasts of the Mesozoic adult Triceratops

The new for 2021 Triceratops horridus (adult figure) in the Beasts of the Mesozoic range. The figure has been removed from its box. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Tyrannosaur Range Planned

The Beasts of the Mesozoic product portfolio will become even bigger and diverse next year (2022). A tyrannosaur themed range is planned, this too will be introduced gradually, in a series of waves. When these theropod models ae added, the website will need updating and the keywords and phrases associated with it will be reassessed.

To view the range of Beasts of the Mesozoic models currently in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Beasts of the Mesozoic Models and Figures.

13 12, 2021

New Rebor Smilodon Models in Stock

By |2024-09-16T21:32:11+01:00December 13th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|0 Comments

The Rebor Smilodon models have arrived at Everything Dinosaur. These fabulous 1:11 scale models of an iconic Ice Age predator are now in stock and team members have been very busy contacting all those customers who wanted to purchase one of these beautiful replicas.

Rebor Smilodon models

The Rebor Smilodon models are now in stock at Everything Dinosaur (December 2021). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Visit the Everything Dinosaur website: Prehistoric Animal Toys.

Rebor Smilodon

The Rebor Smilodon populator Museum Class Replica Deluxe Pack replicas are supplied with two interchangeable heads so the Smilodon model can be displayed with mouth closed or mouth open. A fabulous 1:11 scale model of a Sabre-toothed Cat. Everything Dinosaur has two colour variants in stock, the “Plain” colour variant and the snow leopard inspired “Ice Age” colour variant.

Rebor Smilodon populator Museum Class Replica Deluxe Pack Stray Cat Plain

The Rebor Smilodon populator Museum Class Replica Deluxe Pack Stray Cat Plain comes with two interchangeable heads so collectors can display this 1:11 scale model with either its mouth open or closed.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“There have been several delays with international shipping due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but we are delighted to welcome these two figures into stock. Our aim is to contact customers who wanted these models as quickly as we can so that we can get many of them delivered to customers in time for Christmas.”

Rebor Smilodon populator Stray Cat Ice Age

The Rebor Smilodon populator Museum Class Replica Deluxe Pack (Ice Age) is so called as the model comes with two interchangeable heads. This stunning Smilodon can be displayed with mouth closed or mouth open.

To view the range of dinosaur and prehistoric animal figures in the Rebor range available from Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Prehistoric Animal Models and Figures.

9 12, 2021

PNSO To Add a New Triceratops Model

By |2024-09-15T20:07:21+01:00December 9th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Press Releases|0 Comments

PNSO are to add another version of the popular Doyle the Triceratops model to their scientific art range. The beautifully crafted horned dinosaur figure incorporates some of the very latest research on “three-horned face”. The stunning 1:35 scale dinosaur model will be available from Everything Dinosaur in 2022.

PNSO Doyle the Triceratops (2022)

The new for 2022 PNSO Doyle the Triceratops 1:35 scale model comes complet with a scale model of a Triceratops skull.

Updating Triceratops

One of the most famous of all the dinosaurs, Triceratops is a perennial favourite amongst dinosaur fans and model collectors. Despite having been named and scientifically described more than 130 years ago, (Marsh 1889), there is still a great deal to learn about this ceratopsian. For example, thanks to a superb fossil specimen found in Montana (USA) and now part of the vertebrate fossil collection at Melbourne Museum (Victoria, Australia), palaeontologists have a good idea about tail length and the skin texture.

The design team at PNSO pride themselves in trying to create accurate prehistoric animal models and they have incorporated some of this latest research into their 2021 reconstruction of Triceratops.

PNSO Doyle the Triceratops dinosaur model.

A beautiful model of a Late Cretaceous horned dinosaur. PNSO Doyle the Triceratops dinosaur model.

Detailed Skin Texture

Analysis of skin impressions has revealed that Triceratops had a unique arrangement of scales, unlike any other member of the Ornithischia. Preserved skin of a Triceratops specimen on display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Texas (USA), indicates that this ceratopsian had substantial hexagonal tubercles (rounded, prominent scales) along with additional substantial (greater than 10 cm in diameter), tubercles with conical projections.

These skin impressions come from a specimen excavated in Wyoming and nick-named “Lane”. A formal scientific description has yet to be published but the photographs that have been made available suggest that Triceratops had skin somewhat reminiscent of a titanosaur like Saltasaurus.

PNSO Doyle the Triceratops model has an articlated lower jaw

The PNSO Doyle the Triceratops model has an articulated jaw.

Model Measurements

This new for 2022 Doyle the Triceratops figure measures 24.7 cm in length and the top of that skilfully sculpted neck shield stands around 10 cm high. The declared scale for this figure is 1:35. Based on this scale, an adult Triceratops would be estimated to be around 8.6 metres in length, which is within the parameters given for both T. horridus and the geologically younger T. prorsus.

PNSO Doyle the Triceratops (model measurements)

PNSO Doyle model measurements.

When the current PNSO Doyle the Triceratops figure is compared with the new for 2022 version, the figures are approximately the same height, but the 2022 version is around 1 cm shorter.

Triceratops Accessories

In addition to the superb dinosaur model, the 1:35 scale Triceratops is supplied with a detailed figure of a Triceratops skull, a series of science art posters depicting this iconic dinosaur, a booklet and a QR code which when scanned provides access to a video explaining the story behind the creation of the model.

PNSO Doyle Triceratops product packaging

The new Doyle the Triceratops is supplied with a display base, model skull, posters, art cards and booklet. A QR code can be scanned taking customers to a video that provides details on how the model was created.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur confirmed that the model would be available early next year (2022).

To see the range of PNSO prehistoric animal models in stock at Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.

The Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Toys.

7 12, 2021

Getting to Grips with the Remarkable Beipiaosaurus

By |2024-09-15T19:46:35+01:00December 7th, 2021|Categories: Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Drawings, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Palaeontological articles|0 Comments

China is famous for its numerous feathered theropod discoveries. Some taxa that have been scientifically described for more than twenty years are still capable of providing palaeontologists with a new perspective on the evolution of feathered dinosaurs. Take for example Beipiaosaurus inexpectus, from the Lower Cretaceous Yixian Formation (Sihetun locality, near Beipiao), Liaoning, north-eastern China. It is a key taxon for understanding the early evolution of therizinosaurians and their close relatives.

However, since its initial scientific description back in 1999, only the cranial elements of this dinosaur have been described in any detail.

Drawing of a typical Therizinosaurus.

A dinosaur designed by a committee – the term we use to describe therizinosaurs. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Writing in the peer-reviewed, open access journal “PLOS One”, scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in collaboration with the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences (USA), present a detailed description of the postcranial skeletal anatomy of the holotype specimen of B. inexpectus.

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Beipiaosaurus inexpectus

The study incorporates two never before described dorsal vertebrae from the anterior half of the series. Based on these observations, and comparisons with the postcranial skeleton of therizinosaurian taxa named since this dinosaur was scientifically described, the scientists revise the diagnostic features for B. inexpectus adding three new possible, unique anatomical characteristics. The newly acquired data from the postcranial osteology of the holotype specimen sheds light on our understanding of postcranial skeletal evolution and identification of therizinosaurians.

When the paper came out, “Postcranial osteology of Beipiaosaurus inexpectus (Theropoda: Therizinosauria)” by Liao et al, Everything Dinosaur published a detailed blog post about this new research.

The earlier Everything Dinosaur blog post provides more information: Beipiaosaurus Revisited.

It seems our feathered dinosaur friends have a lot more to teach us and without giving too much away, readers can expect to see more posts about feathered dinosaurs on the Everything Dinosaur blog next year (2022).

To view figures of feathered dinosaurs including therizinosaurs, visit the models section of the Everything Dinosaur website: Feathered Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animal Models.

6 12, 2021

Some Important Advice about Last Recommended Posting Dates (Christmas 2021)

By |2024-09-15T19:29:47+01:00December 6th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Press Releases|0 Comments

There is not that long to go now before Christmas Day, if you have not started already, time to start thinking about Christmas shopping, especially if you wish to send something abroad. In a bid to help our customers, Everything Dinosaur will be extending packing hours once again in the run up to Christmas and we will continue to pack and dispatch orders for customers as quickly as we can, even arranging for collections from our warehouse on Saturday and Sunday mornings.  We try to do all we can to ensure items ordered from Everything Dinosaur are despatched as quickly as possible.

The table (below), is a guide published by Royal Mail with regards to the last safe posting dates for Christmas mail sent in the UK and overseas (2021).

Please note these recommended last safe posting dates also apply to our other international services such as tracked, signed and tracked and signed.

Posting dates for Christmas 2021.

The last recommended posting dates for Christmas 2021. Table credit: Royal Mail.

Doing our Best to Help Customers

The last recommended posting dates for some countries such as New Zealand and Australia have already passed.

Everything Dinosaur team members continue to do all they can to help customers. Please remember the dates listed above are guidelines only and they are the last recommended posting dates, as always, the best advice we can give is to post early for Christmas, in this way you are helping to ensure that parcels get there in plenty of time for the festivities.

To view more details about Everything Dinosaur’s postage and shipping: Delivery Policy.

Advice and Tips About Christmas Parcels

1). Remember to include the house number or house name with the delivery address information.

2). Check postcode/zip code details carefully. We do have our own automatic address checking software and we do all we can to check delivery addresses.

3). Before pressing the “submit” button to send an order to Everything Dinosaur, check the delivery address one last time, just to be sure.

4). Remember, with purchases from Everything Dinosaur, customers can write a message to us in the order message box. You can write in confirmation of delivery address or any specific, relevant information required to help ensure a rapid delivery.

5). If you want to specify a different delivery address to your billing address, our website allows you to do this easily and without any fuss or bother.

6). If you want to send an item to your work address, please ensure that you include the company name in the delivery address information. Once again, we will do all we can to check delivery addresses.

7). For deliveries in the UK, Royal mail are once again offering a helpful “deliver to your neighbour” service, if you let us know that the parcel can be left with a neighbour, this information will be added to the front of your parcel as part of our labelling procedures, remember to tell us the house number and we will make sure this information is put on the front of your parcel for you.

If you have a query about Christmas deliveries, or indeed any aspect of Everything Dinosaur’s delivery service please feel free to contact us: Email Everything Dinosaur.

Visit our award-winning website: Dinosaur Toys and Dinosaur Models.

5 12, 2021

Pictures of the Nanmu Studio T. rex

By |2024-09-15T19:26:50+01:00December 5th, 2021|Categories: Adobe CS5, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Photos, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur team members were asked by a customer to provide some pictures of the Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model Alpha, the brown colour-variant. The customer was looking for a Tyrannosaurus rex to represent a female “tyrant lizard” for a “Jurassic World” diorama.

Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model (Alpha)

Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model (Alpha) in the brown colouration in lateral view. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

We receive emails from customers asking for photographs and more information about the prehistoric animal models and figures that we stock, we are happy to help where we can.

Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model.

A close-up view of the Nanmu Studio Alpha T. rex in the brown colouration. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Packing Room Photography

Whilst Everything Dinosaur does have a studio in which to take photographs and to shoot YouTube videos, sometimes it is more convenient to bring a figure from our warehouse and take photographs in one of the order packing areas. The lighting might not be as bright, but at least customers can see images of the prehistoric animal model without the harsh glare of the studio lamps.

Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model (Alpha) in the brown colouration (lateral view).

The Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model (Alpha) in the brown colouration (lateral view). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

It is usual for team members to take several pictures, showing the figure at various angles. A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented that by taking lots of photographs, the customer could get an overall impression of the model’s quality and its colouration.

Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model.

Providing pictures of the Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Pictures of the Packaging

As well as sending photographs of the Nanmu Studio T. rex dinosaur model Alpha, a photograph of the model’s packaging was also emailed to the customer. The box the model is supplied in might not influence the arrangement of a diorama, but at least it proves that the figure is the genuine article and new.

The packaging of the Nanmu Studio Alpha T. rex model (brown colouration).

The packaging of the Nanmu Studio Alpha T. rex model (brown colouration). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

When emailing the images, we wrote that if the customer wanted more information or some more photographs, we would be happy to oblige. Everything Dinosaur team members do all they can to help dinosaur fans and model collectors.

To view the range of Nanmu Studio prehistoric animal models and figures available from Everything Dinosaur: Nanmu Studio Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals.

The user friendly Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Models.

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