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20 02, 2026

A Terrific Taurovenator Dinosaur Model from PNSO

By Mike|2026-02-20T13:09:23+00:00February 20th, 2026|Categories: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Models|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur has unveiled the exciting news that the theropod figure Hugo the Taurovenator is in stock. Dinosaur model fans and collectors are taking notice. This impressive replica represents Taurovenator violantei, which could be one of the largest carcharodontosaurids described to date. Formally named in 2016 (Motta et al), fossils come from the Huincul Formation of Argentina. This impressive figure represents a powerful South American Late Cretaceous predator. Furthermore, Everything Dinosaur has produced a detailed Taurovenator fact sheet to accompany this new release.

PNSO Hugo the Taurovenator shown in a close-up view.

The rugose projections above the eye and running along the top of the snout have been painted a bright orange colour.

To view the range of PNSO models available: PNSO Prehistoric Animal Figures.

PNSO Hugo the Taurovenator

Hugo the Taurovenator reflects the latest scientific understanding of this predatory dinosaur. The model carefully reproduces the distinctive skull shape and raised brow ridges described in the fossil record. In addition, the figure highlights the reduced yet robust forelimbs explained in our educational fact sheet. Consequently, collectors can appreciate the unusual anatomy of this remarkable carcharodontosaurid. Importantly, the Taurovenator fact sheet explains the scientific debate surrounding this dinosaur. Initially, scientists named Taurovenator from a single skull bone (right postorbital). However, research published in 2024 described additional fossil material. As a result, researchers confirmed that Taurovenator was a valid and distinct genus.

A scale drawing of the Argentinian Late Cretaceous theropod dinosaur Taurovenator. This illustration features in the company’s free Taurovenator fact sheet. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Moreover, the model demonstrates PNSO’s commitment to scientific accuracy. The sculpt displays realistic skin textures and carefully chosen colours. Likewise, the accompanying fact sheet provides helpful background information for collectors and younger dinosaur enthusiasts.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We supply the Taurovenator fact sheet with purchases of the Taurovenator model.”

Everything Dinosaur is delighted to offer Hugo the Taurovenator alongside their informative fact sheet. Together, they celebrate palaeontology while providing a superb display model for collectors.

The Everything Dinosaur website: Prehistoric Animal Models and Toys.

18 02, 2026

A Mysterious Tooth on the Base of the CollectA Deluxe Phorusrhacos Model

By Mike|2026-02-20T15:37:06+00:00February 18th, 2026|Categories: CollectA Deluxe Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

The prehistoric animal models made by CollectA are appreciated by model collectors. Often it is the details that make these figures so impressive. For example, the new for 2025 Phorusrhacos terror bird model is beautiful and scientifically accurate. In addition, there is a canine tooth on the display base. These predatory birds are often depicted in battles with the felid Smilodon. However, Phorusrhacos lived long before the land bridge linking North and South America developed. Phorusrhacos (P. longissimus) was extinct millions of years before the Great American Biotic Interchange took place.

The taxon Phorusrhacos very probably never interacted with a Smilodon.

The terror bird Phorusrhacos model from CollectA has a tooth on its display base.

The canine on the CollectA Deluxe Phorusrhacos figure. It is not the tooth of a Smilodon, but the tooth of a coeval sparassodont. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Explaining the Tooth on the Base of the Phorusrhacos Terror Bird Model

Team members at Everything Dinosaur like to help collectors and model fans. They created a short video to explain that the tooth on the base probably represents a canine from a sparassodont. Sparassodonts are distantly related to marsupials. They were native to South America, and they occupied many predatory niches. Some forms evolved into wolf-sized carnivores. The tooth on the display is not from a Smilodon but from a sparassodont. Perhaps from a Borhyaena tuberata, a large predator very probably a contemporary of Phorusrhacos longissimus.

Borhyaena tuberata (Sparassodonta) life reconstruction.

A life reconstruction of the Middle Miocene sparassodont Borhyaena tuberata that was probably a contemporary of the terror bird Phorusrhacos. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of CollectA Deluxe figures in stock at Everything Dinosaur: CollectA Deluxe Prehistoric Animal Models.

An Explanatory Video

The short, explanatory video (duration forty-seven seconds), is available on Everything Dinosaur’s social media pages. Furthermore, it has been added to the company’s YouTube channel.

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Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“The video provides information about the tooth. It tackles the misconception that Phorusrhacos may have competed against sabre-toothed cats. It is true that later phorusrhacids, very probably encountered Smilodon. However, the genus Phorusrhacos probably did not. However, in the Miocene sparassodonts probably did compete with terror birds.”

There is a broken canine tooth incorporated into the base of the CollectA Deluxe Phorusrhacos.

When viewed in left lateral view the broken canine tooth of a mammalian predator can be seen on the base of the figure.

The multi-award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Prehistoric Animal Models.

11 02, 2026

New PNSO Dinosaur Models in Stock

By Mike|2026-02-12T07:32:17+00:00February 11th, 2026|Categories: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Models|0 Comments

Four new PNSO dinosaur models are now in stock at Everything Dinosaur. The models are Caudipteryx, Tameryraptor, Taurovenator and Lurdusaurus. Everything Dinosaur will supply a free fact sheet about that dinosaur with every figure sold. Mike from the UK-based mail order company welcomed the arrival of these new PNSO models.

New PNSO dinosaur models are in stock at Everything Dinosaur Taurovenator (top), Tameryraptor (middle), Lurdusaurus (bottom) and Caudipteryx (right). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of PNSO prehistoric animal models in stock: PNSO Dinosaur Models.

Team members are busy contacting customers who requested being informed when these four figures arrived. PNSO dinosaur figures are popular.

Mike explained:

“These models are now available. All the stock from the PNSO shipment has now been booked into our warehouse. Customers are being alerted and I have been busy preparing the free fact sheets for these dinosaurs.”

The multi-award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Prehistoric Animal Figures.

9 02, 2026

New Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus Dinosaur Model in Stock

By Mike|2026-02-09T14:08:43+00:00February 9th, 2026|Categories: Wild Safari Prehistoric World|0 Comments

The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus dinosaur model is in stock. This exciting dinosaur figure celebrates a landmark species in vertebrate palaeontology. Collectors and dinosaur fans can now add this replica of the first scientifically described dinosaur to their collections.

The brightly coloured Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus dinosaur model shown in lateral view.

To view the range of Wild Safari Prehistoric World models in stock: Buy Wild Safari Prehistoric World Models.

The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus Model

Megalosaurus holds a special place in scientific history. Firstly, it was formally named and described in 1824 (Buckland). As a result, it helped shape early understanding of prehistoric reptiles. Today, it remains one of the most historically significant theropods. After all, it was the first dinosaur to be scientifically described.

A view of the skull and jaw material associated with the first dinosaur to be scientifically described (Megalosaurus). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To read a short blog post about the first dinosaur to be scientifically described: Describing the First Dinosaur.

The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus model captures this iconic carnivore in impressive detail. The figure features carefully sculpted musculature and realistic skin textures. In addition, the dynamic pose reflects current scientific thinking about theropod movement. The attractive colour scheme also enhances the model’s visual appeal. Therefore, it makes a striking dinosaur display piece.

Saying Hello to Megalosaurus

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented on this exciting arrival. He stated:

“We are delighted to welcome the Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus model. I do not recall Safari Ltd having produced a Megalosaurus model before. For instance, I am confident that this dinosaur was never represented in the Carnegie Collection. This beautifully crafted replica represents the first dinosaur ever scientifically described, making it a very special addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.”

Furthermore, Safari Ltd continues to produce high-quality prehistoric animal figures. This new Megalosaurus model demonstrates their commitment to scientific accuracy and artistic excellence. Consequently, it is likely to prove popular with collectors.

The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Megalosaurus is now available from Everything Dinosaur.

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4 02, 2026

New Rebor Quetzalcoatlus Models Coming into Stock

By Mike|2026-02-04T22:11:21+00:00February 4th, 2026|Categories: Rebor Models and Figures|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur team members Mike and Sue confirm that they will be stocking the recently announced Rebor Quetzalcoatlus figures. Two colour variants will be available. Each pair represents a different species in the Quetzalcoatlus genus.

The figures are:

Lead and Zeppelin – Floodplain version, the Rebor 1:35 scale Quetzalcoatlus northropi siblings two pack.
Gun and Ship – Plateau version, the Rebor 1:11 scale Quetzalcoatlus lawsoni siblings two pack.

The models will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in the late spring.

Rebor Quetzalcoatlus models (Q. northropi pair).

The Rebor Quetzalcoatlus northropi siblings (Lead and Zeppelin). This is the floodplain colour scheme pair in approximately 1:35 scale.

The picture (above) shows the Rebor 1:35 scale Quetzalcoatlus northropi figures (floodplain version).

To view the range of Rebor figures in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Models and Prehistoric Animal Figures.

Two Pairs of Rebor Quetzalcoatlus Models

Two species of Quetzalcoatlus have been described. Firstly, Quetzalcoatlus northropi which was named in 1975. A second species Quetzalcoatlus lawsoni was named in 2021 (Andres and Langston Junior).

Palaeontologists distinguish Quetzalcoatlus northropi from Quetzalcoatlus lawsoni primarily through differences in size, skeletal proportions, and the completeness of the known fossil material. Q. northropi represents a gigantic pterosaur, known from fragmentary remains including immense wing elements that indicate a wingspan exceeding ten metres. In contrast, Q. lawsoni is represented by far more complete and articulated fossils yet belongs to a considerably smaller-bodied taxon with a wingspan estimated at around five metres.

The Rebor Quetzalcoatlus lawsoni figures. The models have poseable, flexible necks and articulated beaks.

Researchers identify anatomical distinctions in the cervical vertebrae, limb proportions, and overall skeletal robustness, which support separation at the species level rather than reflecting growth stages of a single taxon. The validity of Q. lawsoni, formally described in 2021, has gained strong support within the scientific community because the referred specimens demonstrate consistent morphological differences and originate from multiple individuals, reducing the likelihood that they represent juvenile Q. northropi.

Nevertheless, some debate remains, as the extremely fragmentary nature of Q. northropi limits direct comparison.

Other Fossils Previously Referred to the Quetzalcoatlus Genus

Cryodrakon boreas, described in 2019 from material recovered from the Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta, Canada, represents another giant azhdarchid. The fossils were originally thought to represent Quetzalcoatlus however, the material is geologically much older than Quetzalcoatlus fossils. In addition, this taxon is based on several individuals, including a juvenile skeleton and large isolated elements, which collectively reveal distinctive traits, permitting the erection of a new genus.

Everything Dinosaur’s 2019 blog post about the discovery of Cryodrakon boreas: The First Pterosaur Unique to Canada.

Close-up view of the Rebor Quetzalcoatlus northropi siblings (floodplain version).

A pair of squabbling Quetzalcoatlus northropi siblings (floodplain colour variant).

Each model has a flexible, poseable neck and an articulated beak.

Rebor Quetzalcoatlus models (Q. lawsoni)

A close-up view of the heads and enormous beaks of the Rebor Quetzalcoatlus lawsoni figures (Gun and Ship).

Mike from Everything Dinosaur praised the figures and stated:

“These are splendid azhdarchid pterosaur models. We think each pair will be in stock early quarter two of 2026. Collectors are looking forward to these flying reptile figures.”

The multi-award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Pterosaur and Dinosaur Models.

3 02, 2026

New Mojo Fun Dinosaur Models

By Mike|2026-02-14T11:19:46+00:00February 3rd, 2026|Categories: Mojo Fun and Prehistoric and Extinct Animals|0 Comments

Mojo Fun introduces two new dinosaur models for 2026. The figures are a Spinosaurus and a feathered Velociraptor. The company has made models of these two dinosaurs before. Therefore, we expect earlier versions of these two dinosaurs to be retired. The new Spinosaurus figure, like many Mojo Fun dinosaur models, has an articulated jaw.

Mojo fun dinosaur models - the new for 2026 Spinosaurus.

Mojo Fun Spinosaurus model (2026). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of Mojo Fun models in stock: Mojo Fun Prehistoric Animal Models.

Mojo Fun Dinosaur Models

The range includes dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex and Stegosaurus. In addition, less well-known dinosaurs are represented too such as Mandschurosaurus and Mamenchisaurus. Furthermore, the Mojo Fun model range includes marine reptiles and Ice Age mammals.

Three new sauropod figures. The green Mamenchisaurus, a brown Brachiosaurus and a grey Brontosaurus. These are examples of Mojo Fun dinosaur models. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

A New Velociraptor Model

The highlight of the new model introductions is the feathered Velociraptor figure. The feather details have been carefully applied, and the model has a bird-like appearance. The black face gives the figure a menacing look.

The new for 2026 Mojo Fun Velociraptor figure.

The new for 2026 Mojo Fun Velociraptor shown in lateral view. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“These are two intriguing Mojo Fun dinosaur models. We congratulate the team at Mojo Fun for continuing to add dinosaurs to their model range.”

For dinosaur and prehistoric animal models: Dinosaur Toys.

30 01, 2026

Beautiful Hell Creek Tyrannosaurus Illustration

By Mike|2026-01-29T07:27:07+00:00January 30th, 2026|Categories: Everything Dinosaur Evolution|0 Comments

Our thanks to talented artist Juan Plata who sent into us a wonderful illustration of the Everything Dinosaur Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex. The illustration depicts the theropod looking at a small turtle that is basking on a rock. The dinosaur leaves footprints in the soft sediment. Perhaps these tracks will be preserved as fossils and discovered some sixty-six million years later.

Hell Creek Formation Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex illustration.

Walking along the shores of a lake, T. rex notices a turtle coming out of the water to rest on a rock. It will not eat it, but it is curious about it. The turtle is based on a recent find in the Hell Creek Formation, specifically a baenid turtle called Saxochelys gilberti. Picture credit: Juan Plata.

Picture credit: Juan Plata

Everything Dinosaur Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex

The Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex model is a 1:33 scale replica. It has been developed by palaeontologist Dr Dean Lomax, palaeo-reconstruction artist Bob Nicholls and award-winning digital sculptor Glen Southern. Everything Dinosaur is now a manufacturer of dinosaur models. The model’s digital product passport permits amazing illustrations to be incorporated into the packaging. Dinosaur fans can view the illustrations by scanning the smart QR code on the box.

The Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex model shown in lateral view. Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

To view the Everything Dinosaur Evolution model range: Everything Dinosaur Evolution Figures.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented on the impressive illustration and stated that he was honoured to have the chance to add this beautiful drawing to their dinosaur’s digital product passport.

He added:

“I shared Juan’s artwork with Bob, Dean and Glen. They were all amazed and delighted.”

A Baenid Turtle

The uppermost Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) Hell Creek Formation in North America has yielded a diverse assemblage of fossil turtles. More than twenty-five taxa have been named. Most of the taxa have been assigned to the now extinct Baenidae family. Juan has included a baenid turtle (S. gilberti) in the illustration. These turtles were common in Laramidia, and it is very likely that Tyrannosaurus rex encountered these reptiles. The species in the drawing Saxochelys gilberti was named and described in 2019 (Lyson, Sayler and Joyce).

Our Everything Dinosaur Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex towers over the freshwater turtle. However, T. rex and the rest of the non-avian dinosaurs were soon to become extinct. In contrast, a turtle fossil assigned to Saxochelys gilberti was recovered from above the Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary layer. This suggests that this baenid turtle species survived the end-Cretaceous extinction event persisting into the Palaeocene.

Our thanks to Juan, it is a beautiful illustration.

28 01, 2026

New Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus Models – Three Fabulous Figures to Choose From

By Mike|2026-01-28T21:33:33+00:00January 28th, 2026|Categories: Haolonggood Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

Haolonggood introduces three, new for 2026 sauropod figures. To celebrate the Spring Festival there will be three special-edition Dreadnoughtus figures. Each model will be supplied with two juvenile Dreadnoughtus figures (running and standing). Each juvenile model supplied will be in the same colour scheme as the adult figure with which they are supplied. Here is further information on the three new Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus models.

The adult dinosaur models will measure seventy centimetres long and stand twenty-two centimetres tall.

Green 2(1) – Dreadnoughtus with two green juvenile figures.
Black/Orange 2(2) – Dreadnoughtus with two black/orange figures.
Brown 2(3) – Dreadnoughtus with two brown juvenile figures.

Which one is your favourite?

The three new for 2026 Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus models.

A trio of Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus models:
Dreadnoughtus green 2(1) – left
The Dreadnoughtus black/orange 2(2) – centre
Dreadnoughtus brown 2(3) – right
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

These special-edition models can be reserved at Everything Dinosaur. As only the initial painting samples are available for reference there is no need to pre-order. Moreover, no deposit is required.

Just contact us and let us know which model(s) you want: Email Everything Dinosaur to Reserve Your Dreadnoughtus.

Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus Models

These are special-edition figures. The models do not have official names. Furthermore, the initial painting mock-ups are the only references available. However, we can confirm that each model will be supplied with two juvenile Dreadnoughtus models in the same colour scheme as the adult.

Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus model - Green colouration 2(1).

The green Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus 1:35 scale dinosaur model. This model will be supplied with two Dreadnoughtus juvenile figures (running and standing). The juveniles will be in the same colour scheme as the adult Dreadnoughtus dinosaur model.

To view the range of Haolonggood models in stock: Haolonggood Prehistoric Animal Figures.

Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus model - Black/Orange colouration 2(2).

The black/orange Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus 1:35 scale dinosaur model. This model will be supplied with two Dreadnoughtus juvenile figures (running and standing). The juveniles will be in the same colour scheme as the adult Dreadnoughtus dinosaur model.

Expected in the Summer

There is only a limited time to reserve a figure. Haolonggood have requested that all orders for these special-edition figures be placed at the factory by the 14th of February (2026). The models are not in production, it is likely that production will take place in the spring. Therefore, we anticipate these three Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus models coming into stock at Everything Dinosaur in the summer (2026).

Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus model - Brown colouration 2(3).

The brown Haolonggood Dreadnoughtus 1:35 scale dinosaur model. This model will be supplied with two Dreadnoughtus juvenile figures (running and standing). The juveniles will be in the same colour scheme as the adult Dreadnoughtus dinosaur model.

Each Dreadnoughtus adult with two juveniles is a special thank you from the Haolonggood team. It is a great way to celebrate the Chinese Spring Festival.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“At seventy centimetres long, these 1/35th scale models are spectacular. As only the initial painting samples are available for reference, we are not asking for pre-orders, or any deposit to be paid. Instead, if a collector is interested in a figure, they can email us and we would be happy to set one aside for them.”

The multi-award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Prehistoric Animal Models and Dinosaur Toys.

23 01, 2026

New Papo Edmontosaurus Model in Stock

By Mike|2026-01-25T17:14:00+00:00January 23rd, 2026|Categories: Papo Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur stocks the new Papo Edmontosaurus model. It is the first new Papo figure to arrive this year (2026). Papo is a popular range with prehistoric animal model collectors. The Edmontosaurus is beautiful, it is a fantastic colour scheme.

Papo Edmontosaurus figure shown in lateral view.

The Papo Edmontosaurus figure measures over twenty-four centimetres in length. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The Papo “Les Dinosaures” range includes several duck-billed dinosaurs. For example, Corythosaurus and Parasaurolophus. Papo has added a row of spines running down from the back of the head down to the tip of the tail. The mouth is open and the design team have added lots of detail.

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

The New Papo Edmontosaurus Model

The model measures over twenty-four centimetres long. Papo does not declare a scale for their figures. Moreover, it is difficult to determine how big this herbivore was. However, the absence of a head crest suggests that this model could represent E. annectens. The largest individuals of this species could reach a length of thirteen metres. If a conservative twelve metre size is considered, then a model around twenty-four centimetres long would be in 1:50 scale.

The Papo Edmontosaurus model shown in anterior view.

The new Papo Edmontosaurus model shown in anterior view. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur comments:

“The Papo Edmontosaurus model is a beautiful figure. It has an expressive face, and the painting scheme is carefully applied. This saurolophine is likely to be extremely popular with dinosaur model fans.”

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20 01, 2026

Praising the PNSO Paul the Allosaurus Dinosaur Model

By Mike|2026-02-02T22:16:42+00:00January 20th, 2026|Categories: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Models|0 Comments

PNSO produces excellent theropod figures. For instance, their figure of an Allosaurus has received praise from dinosaur fans and collectors. Paul the Allosaurus figure is regarded as an exceptional example of the art of theropod model making.

The PNSO Paul the Allosaurus dinosaur model shown in lateral view. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of PNSO dinosaur models in stock: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Models.

Praising the PNSO Paul the Allosaurus Dinosaur Model

Paul the Allosaurus dinosaur model is a favourite theropod of collectors. Everything Dinosaur receives model reviews and this Allosaurus has had its fair share. For example, one reviewer on the Everything Dinosaur website exclaimed that they had been waiting ages for an accurate Allosaurus. Furthermore, the PNSO Allosaurus ticks all their boxes. The reviewer stated that the model is exceptional.

Another collector (Greg) wrote:

“Allosaurus is my absolute favourite dinosaur. I have a number of these, and Paul is a brilliant addition to my collection.”

We receive lots of complimentary messages from dinosaur fans about PNSO models. It is a pleasure to receive comments and feedback. In addition, Allosaurus is one of our favourite theropods and we like the PNSO figure too.

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