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30 01, 2025

Two New Mojo Fun Prehistoric Animal Models for 2025

By Mike|2025-02-15T21:46:48+00:00January 30th, 2025|Mojo Fun and Prehistoric and Extinct Animals|0 Comments

Mojo Fun will introduce two new prehistoric animal models this year (2025). The company will introduce a model of the Late Cretaceous theropod from South America called Carnotaurus. In addition, they will add a model of a plesiosaur (Cryptoclidus) to the range. It seems that blue is the colour for 2025 according to Mojo Fun! In 2024, no new Mojo Fun models were introduced. It is wonderful to see a pair of new models for 2025.

New Mojo Fun models for 2025. The Carnotaurus model (left) and the Cryptoclidus figure (right). Blue is the colour for 2025 according to Mojo Fun. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

New Mojo Fun Models

The Mojo Fun Carnotaurus has a remarkable pair of horns. They are extremely prominent and give the model quite a formidable look. The figure has been painted in a matt blue finish with a lighter underside. The plesiosaur is also painted blue, but a much deeper hue. The needle-like teeth at the front of the mouth are present as well as the large eyes. However, in our examination of Cryptoclidus skull material we thought the orbits were positioned more to towards the top of the head. This notwithstanding it is a fine figure with great colouration and fantastic counter shading. The diamond-shaped tail is a welcome addition.

To view the range of Mojo Fun models available from Everything Dinosaur: Mojo Fun Prehistoric Animal Models.

It is pleasing to see Mojo Fun adding a Carnotaurus to their dinosaur collection. Furthermore, the Cryptoclidus model represents a plesiosaur that lived in the Middle Jurassic. Most of the assigned fossil material comes from Oxford Clay deposits from Cambridgeshire. The Cryptoclidus genus was erected in 1892 (Seeley). It is one of our favourite plesiosaurs.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur praised Mojo Fun for introducing new sculpts for 2025.

Visit the Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Toys.

29 01, 2025

New Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream Models Reviewed

By Mike|2025-01-29T19:14:59+00:00January 29th, 2025|Rebor Models and Figures|0 Comments

Our thanks to dinosaur model collector Carl, who sent into Everything Dinosaur his review of the new Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream figures. Carl is a big fan of the King Kong movie franchise.

Here is his review:

Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream Figures

In August 2024, a team member from the fantastic Everything Dinosaur posted up a blog with an announcement to say that Rebor Studio are starting production on a brand-new dinosaur figure. It was to be another Tyrannosaurus rex. This new sculpture comes in two different colour variants, the first one is called “Skull Walker”. The second is known as the “Mountain” colour variant. These two simply incredible dinosaur figures are a must have if you love the 2005 version of the cinematic epic movie “King Kong” – a fantastic fantasy film which was directed by Mr Peter Jackson.

A film that Mr Jackson said he always wanted to do. Furthermore, for a remake to be filmed as close as possible to the original 1933 version, well I think he pulled it off superbly.

Unfortunately, the giant theropod Vastatosaurus rex has had only one showing in the movies. It would be fantastic to see this awesome carnivorous giant show its dominance in another Kong film, or in any future releases from the Monsterverse movie franchise, doubtful but always hoping.

Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream view of the mouth.

The amazing detail in the mouth of the model. Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

Vastatosaurus rex

Rebor Studio has no official licence to name these as the antagonist from the movie which is the awesome Vastatosaurus rex – (Ravager Lizard King) so, for all intense purposes it is labelled as a Tyrannosaurus rex.

However, these two recent additions are truly fantastic, both models are the same sculpt, once the flexible tail is assembled you can see you have a decent sized figure to display.

To view the range of Rebor models and figures available from Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Figures.

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex (Cream) figures on display. The “Mountain” colour scheme is in the foreground with the “Skull Walker” variant behind. Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

For help with the assembly of this dinosaur I would definitely recommend you check out all the hints and tips posted by one of the team members at Everything Dinosaur. It is a big help – thank you.

Impressive Models

Once you have hold of this impressive model you can see the amount of detail that has gone into its production. It is a carefully researched model which has a good screen likeness to the Vastatosaurus rex in the 2005 King Kong movie. Both dinosaurs have incredible skin and scale detail. Looking at the figures from a bird’s eye view gives the appearance of a crocodile (Crocodilia – order of the crocodilians), again relatives of the Dinosauria.

The pose on both models is dynamic, the Mountain colour is more like the Vastatosaurus rex in the movie. The end battle shows a very similar stance if you look closely at it, it is a fantastic figure. However, for me personally, it is the look of the animal itself, if you stared straight at this animal, I believe it would most certainly stare right back with such a vicious and menacing appearance. It is a dinosaur no one would want to mess with.

A close-up view of the beautiful and detailed head of the Rebor T. rex Cream (Mountain colour variant).

The stunning textures on the head of the T. rex figure. This is the Rebor T. rex Cream (Mountain). Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

None of this movie nonsense “don’t move – it won’t see you if you don’t move” – a line from Jurassic Park. Tyrannosaurus rex, fictional or not would probably have been a very active hunter, scavenging at times yes, no different to any other predators past or present.

Anyway…….

Anyway, to behold, this impressive model is now in stock at the fantastic award-winning Everything Dinosaur. A company that is dedicated to everything dinosaur related and palaeontology news and information from around the world.

A close-up view of the Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream in the Mountain colour scheme. Note the deep scar associated with the eye socket. Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

Thank You Everything Dinosaur

Finally, a huge thank you to the team members at Everything Dinosaur for supplying these beautiful Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream figures – thank you!

Visit the award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Everything Dinosaur.

To Rebor Studio – from a collector’s point of view, I hope the continuation in producing some fantastic dinosaur collectables continues in the future and beyond. Thank you for producing two more stunning Tyrannosaurus rex figures to add to your catalogue and to my collection also.

One final thing to add is that the new Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream figures stand perfectly well on a stable flat surface, preferably away from any heat source, indoor heating or in direct sunlight.

Our thanks to Carl for sending in his dinosaur model review.

26 01, 2025

Photographing the New for 2025 CollectA Furcatoceratops Figure

By Mike|2025-01-29T07:34:26+00:00January 26th, 2025|CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular and CollectA Prehistoric Life Models|0 Comments

We have taken some photographs of the new for 2025 CollectA Furcatoceratops figure. This horned dinosaur model is due to be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in a few weeks. It is a replica of Furcatoceratops elucidans. This dinosaur was formally named and described in 2023 (Ishikawa et al).

CollectA Furcatoceratops figure in lateral view.

The new for 2025 CollectA Furcatoceratops figure in left lateral view. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The New for 2025 CollectA Furcatoceratops Figure

The CollectA Furcatoceratops model is the only figure to be added to the CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular range this year (2025). The model measures eleven and half centimetres long. The tip of the beautiful neck frill is four and half centimetres off the ground. It is a fabulous horned dinosaur figure. Moreover, it will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in a few weeks.

To view the range of CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular figures: CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular Models.

CollectA Furcatoceratops model shown in anterior view.

A close-up view of the new for 2025 CollectA Furcatoceratops figure. It is a new model in the CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular range. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Customers buying this new horned dinosaur figure will be provided with an Everything Dinosaur Furcatoceratops fact sheet.

CollectA Furcatoceratops model held in the hand.

A dinosaur model in the hand. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“We are looking forward to the arrival of this splendid horned dinosaur model. It will be a welcome addition to the CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular range.”

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

18 01, 2025

A Beautiful Acanthostega Replica on Display in a Museum

By Mike|2025-01-29T21:28:44+00:00January 18th, 2025|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is a wonderful place to visit. There are some remarkable fossils on display. Amongst the dinosaurs, giant birds and mammals there are some smaller tetrapods to marvel. For example, during a visit to Oxford, a team member took a photograph of a beautiful Acanthostega gunnari replica on display at the museum. The model shows a four-legged animal with a wide tail to help propel it through water. The mouth is large and lined with small, sharp teeth. The eyes are located on top of the head. Described as a stem tetrapod, Acanthostega evolved from lobe-finned fishes (Sarcopterygii). It lived in freshwater swamps during the Late Devonian (365 million years ago).

A beautiful model of the Late Devonian stem tetrapod Acanthostega gunnari. This life-size model is on display at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Acanthostega gunnari

The fossilised remains of this sixty-centimetre-long animal indicate that it spent most of its life in water. Although it had limbs, the front limbs were relatively immobile and therefore not capable of being positioned under the body to support the weight of the animal on land. Palaeontologists believe A. gunnari held its limbs out to the side and paddled along. The limbs would also have helped this aquatic animal push its way through dense water weeds.

It was formally named and described in 1952 by the Swedish palaeontologist and prehistoric fish expert Erik Jarvik. The first fossilised remains of this creature were discovered in the 1930s. However, it was the 1987 specimen found in East Greenland by a field team headed by Jenny Clack that led to the significance of this taxon being realised.

Researchers were able to identify key anatomical developments that would permit the descendants of these stem tetrapods to become fully adapted to a terrestrial existence. For example, Acanthostega had primitive lungs for breathing air as well as internal gills. In addition, it is the earliest stem-tetrapod to show the shift in locomotory dominance away from the upper part of the body (pectoral girdle) to the pelvic girdle.

Studying the Limbs

It is now known that most stem tetrapods such as Acanthostega and Ichthyostega and more than five digits associated with the manus and pes. For example, Acanthostega had eight digits on each hand (manus). The number of digits on each foot is uncertain, but more than five has been suggested. It had been thought that pentadactyly (five digits associated with the end of each limb), was an ancestral trait of the Tetrapoda. The feet and hands of Acanthostega were webbed.

A close-up view of the pes of Acanthostega gunnari.

A close view of the pes of Acanthostega gunnari. Scientists know that this stem tetrapod had eight digits on the manus (hand). However, the number of digits on the pes (foot) remains unknown. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“The beautiful Acanthostega replica is displayed next to Devonian fish fossils and early tetrapod specimens. It helps visitors to visualise how the first land animals evolved from fish.”

It certainly is a fantastic, life-size replica. We congratulate the design team and the artist who made this model.

The Everything Dinosaur website: Prehistoric Animal Models.

17 01, 2025

Detailed CollectA Deluxe Diprotodon Figure Gets Special Attention

By Mike|2025-01-18T18:53:36+00:00January 17th, 2025|CollectA Deluxe Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

The new for 2024 CollectA Deluxe Diprotodon model has been getting some special attention lately. For example, one of our 1:20 scale Diprotodon figures was photographed by a film company. The carefully crafted figure was perfectly at home in the studio surrounded by lights and cameras. We think this replica of the largest marsupial known to science enjoyed all the attention.

The CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale Diprotodon figure is photographed in a film studio. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Photographing the CollectA Deluxe Diprotodon Model

At Everything Dinosaur, we recognise the importance of high-quality model photographs. We are always impressed by the photographs taken by collectors. Furthermore, we enjoy seeing all the images. Clear product photographs help to inform potential customers. Moreover, they help to build trust. On-line visitors feel more confident it they can view clear, crisp images.

The CollectA Deluxe Diprotodon figure is quite large, and it shows some amazing detail. Professional photographs highlight product quality. In addition, such photographs convey quality and attention to detail. They help to attract customers and can act as a point of differentiation.

To view the range of CollectA Deluxe scale models available from Everything Dinosaur: CollectA Deluxe Prehistoric Life Models.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur explained:

“We have taken several Diprotodon model shots ourselves trying to highlight the features of this marsupial model. However, we acknowledge that a professional photographer working in a properly lit studio can produce far better images than we can.”

In summary, investing in professional photography pays off. It improves customer trust, enhances your brand, and drives sales. Do not underestimate the power of a great image!

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

13 01, 2025

New Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream Figures in Stock

By Mike|2025-01-13T22:11:31+00:00January 13th, 2025|Rebor Models and Figures|2 Comments

The new Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream figures “Mountain” and “Skull Walker” are now available on-line from Everything Dinosaur. These are a pair of beautifully crafted tyrannosaur figures. Each model has a flexible tail, moveable arms and an articulated lower jaw.

A Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream figure in the "Mountain" colour scheme photographed in the Everything Dinosaur studio.

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream figure in the “Mountain” colour scheme photographed in the Everything Dinosaur studio. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The picture (above) shows the Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream “Mountain” figure in lateral view.

The Rebor Cream “Skull Walker” figure has a flexible tail, moveable arms and an articulated jaw. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The picture (above) shows the “Skull Walker” colour variant in lateral view. Each model measures forty-two centimetres in length and has a head height of around fifteen centimetres. The figures have a declared scale of 1:35.

To view the range of Rebor models and figures available from Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Models.

Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream Figures “Mountain” and “Skull Walker”

These two models seem to have been inspired by theropod dinosaurs seen in movies. Both figures show some remarkable details. In addition, they look quite fearsome. Take care! Those teeth are sharp!

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream “Mountain” figure shown in close view. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur explained that the arms were quite difficult to move. He suggested:

“It might be sensible to heat the base of the arms with a hair dryer. A short burst from a hair dryer would make the arms easier to move and to position. In addition, it can be a struggle to fit the tail into the back of the figure. You can dip the tail plug into hot water or add a smear of vegetable oil to help it slide into place.”

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex Cream in the “Skull Walker” colour scheme. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Both these magnificent theropods are now in stock at Everything Dinosaur (January 2025).

Visit the Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Models and Toys.

10 01, 2025

The New Rebor Carnotaurus rex Crimson King Requiem is in Stock

By Mike|2025-01-10T22:23:52+00:00January 10th, 2025|Rebor Models and Figures|0 Comments

The Rebor Carnotaurus rex Crimson King Requiem premium edition figure has arrived. The eagerly awaited, new for 2025 Rebor theropod is now in stock at Everything Dinosaur. Team members have been busy alerting customers who wanted to be emailed when this dinosaur model was in stock.

The Rebor Carnotaurus rex Crimson King Requiem premium edition shown in lateral view. The new Rebor figure is supplied with a clear, plastic support stand. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the Rebor range of models and figures available: Rebor Replicas and Figures.

The Rebor Carnotaurus rex Crimson King Requiem (Premium Edition)

This is a stunning dinosaur model with striking colouration. Furthermore, it is in approximately 1:35 scale. It has an articulated lower jaw, moveable arms and a flexible tail.

The Rebor Carnotaurus rex Crimson King Requiem premium edition product packaging. A 1:35 scale theropod figure. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The dinosaur model measures approximately forty-one centimetres in length. The head height is around fourteen centimetres.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur explained that this figure arrived earlier today, and team members had been busy alerting customers.

What is inside the box? The box contents for the Rebor Carnotaurus rex Crimson King Requiem premium edition. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To assemble the model the flexible tail must be inserted into the model’s body. It can take some force to push the tail in. A smear of vegetable oil on the tail plug can help the tail piece to slide home.

Rebor Carnotaurus rex head (close-up view).

A close-up view of the detailed head of the new Rebor Carnotaurus rex premium figure. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Rebor have produced several Carnotaurus figures in the past. The first Rebor Carnotaurus dinosaur model was introduced in 2017. This exquisite figure was supplied with a display base. In 2021, a second Carnotaurus sastrei model was introduced into the range. All these figures have been hugely popular with collectors.”

Visit the award-winning and customer friendly Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Models and Figures.

8 01, 2025

New Haolonggood Brachiosaurus Models

By Mike|2025-01-08T15:58:51+00:00January 8th, 2025|Haolonggood Prehistoric Animal Models|2 Comments

Today, we can announce that Everything Dinosaur will be stocking the three new for 2025 Haolonggood Brachiosaurus models. The Brachiosaurus figures are in 1:35 scale and each figure will be supplied with a free Huayangosaurus model.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur confirmed that there were three model colour variants to choose from. All three Haolonggood Brachiosaurus models will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in the spring. At this time, Everything Dinosaur cannot confirm the price of each model, but they are going to be cheaper than the recent Haolonggood Argentinosaurus models.

Which Brachiosaurus Model Do You Want?

There are three figures to choose from:

Haolonggood Brachiosaurus Song Wan (HLG157) a mainly brown colour variant.
Haolonggood Brachiosaurus Du Qian (HLG158) a mainly green colour variant.
The special colour edition Brachiosaurus (HLG159) which is mainly grey.

It is likely that the HLG159 figure will be withdrawn from production after the completion of the initial batch of models.

Images of three new for 2025 Haolonggood Brachiosaurus models. The special colour HLG159 figure is shown on the left. The HLG157 figure (Song Wan) is right. Below are two close-up views of the head (HLG159 left and HLG158 Du Qian right). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Haolonggood Brachiosaurus Models

Dinosaur fans and model collectors have three colour variants to choose from.

A Haolonggood Brachiosaurus model (HLG157 - Song Wan).

The new for 2025 Haolonggood Brachiosaurus model (HLG157 – Song Wan). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The picture (above) shows the new for 2025 Brachiosaurus Song Wan (HLG157) model. All the Brachiosaurus models will be in approximately 1:35 scale.

A Haolonggood Brachiosaurus model (HLG158 - Du Qian).

The new for 2025 Haolonggood Brachiosaurus model (HLG158 – Du Qian). Please note that each Brachiosaurus model is supplied with a free Huayangosaurus figure. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The image (above) shows the Haolonggood Brachiosaurus Du Qian figure (HLG158) it has a predominately brown colouration. Each Brachiosaurus model measures fifty-nine centimetres long and has a head height of thirty-nine centimetres.

A Haolonggood Brachiosaurus model (HLG159 - Special Colour).

The new for 2025 Haolonggood Brachiosaurus model (HLG159 – Special Colour). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike confirmed that as far as he knew, each Brachiosaurus model would be supplied with a free armoured dinosaur model. The figure would be a Huayangosaurus. However, it would be a different coloured variant compared to the Huayangosaurus figure supplied with the Haolonggood Argentinosaurus model.

He added:

“There is no need to pre-order from us. There is no deposit to pay. If you are interested in these figures just email us stating which model(s) you would like.”

Email Everything Dinosaur to reserve a Haolonggood Brachiosaurus: Email Everything Dinosaur.

Three new fantastic Haolonggood sauropod figures. What a great start to 2025!

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

The award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Toys.

2 01, 2025

A Helpful Summary of the New CollectA Prehistoric Animal Models

By Mike|2024-12-27T15:05:24+00:00January 2nd, 2025|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Models|0 Comments

During November, Everything Dinosaur in collaboration with our chums at CollectA published details of the new for 2025 CollectA prehistoric animal models. We had been provided with exclusive images of each figure. In addition, we received the official CollectA images of the models. In total, seven new prehistoric animal figures for 2025 were announced.

Here is the list:

CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular Furcatoceratops.
A replica of an eurypterid, one of the largest invertebrates that ever lived, a CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale Jaekelopterus rhenaniae.
A prehistoric mammal model, a CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale giant short-faced bear (Arctodus simus).
CollectA Deluxe 1:40 scale Ingentia prima.
An ornithomimid model, a CollectA Deluxe 1:40 scale Gallimimus (G. bullatus).
CollectA Deluxe 1:40 scale Maip macrothorax.
CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale Phorusrhacos.

The CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular Furcatoceratops model.

The Furcatoceratops horned dinosaur figure is the only new introduction into the CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular range.

To view this range of CollectA prehistoric animal models: CollectA Age of Dinosaurs Popular Figures.

CollectA Prehistoric Animal Models

So, CollectA will introduce a total of seven prehistoric animal models next year (2025). They are an eclectic bunch. There are four dinosaurs, an invertebrate (Jaekelopterus rhenaniae) and a prehistoric mammal. In addition, we have a “Terror Bird” the ferocious Phorusrhacos.

New for 2025 the CollectA Jaekelopterus model in 1:20 scale.

New for 2025 a scale model of Jaekelopterus rhenaniae.

The Palaeozoic is represented by a 1:20 scale model of the giant “sea scorpion” Jaekelopterus rhenaniae. It is supplied with a model of a jawless fish.

The CollectA Deluxe giant short-faced bear model.

The CollectA Deluxe giant short-faced bear figure. This model will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in 2025. This is the official CollectA image included in the media release.

Moving much closer to the present day, CollectA will introduce a replica of a Pleistocene prehistoric mammal. The model of the giant short-faced bear is likely to be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in the early spring.

The Triassic is represented by the giant non-sauropod sauropodomorph Ingentia prima. The fossils of Ingentia come from the Quebrada del Barro Formation of north-western Argentina. It lived around 210 million years ago (Late Triassic). The CollectA model will be a 1:40 scale figure.

The new for 2025 CollectA Ingentia prima dinosaur model.

Two Feathered Dinosaur Models

The two new CollectA theropods are both feathered. The 1:20 scale figure of the ornithomimid Gallimimus sports a shaggy coat of feathers and is extremely bird-like.

The official CollectA Deluxe Gallimimus model image. The model is shown in lateral view.

In contrast to the graceful Gallimimus, the second theropod – Maip macrothorax represents one of the apex predators from the Late Cretaceous of South America. Maip macrothorax was formally described in 2022 (Rolando et al). Its fossils come from the Chorrillo Formation of Santa Cruz, Argentina. This giant, robust predator may have measured in excess of ten metres in length. The CollectA figure is in 1:40 scale.

The official image of the new for 2025 CollectA Deluxe 1:40 scale Maip macrothorax figure.

Both the Gallimimus and the Maip are scale models. One is in 1:20 scale, the other in 1:40 scale. They are new additions to the CollectA Deluxe range of models.

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

Last but not least, is the new CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale replica of the South American Miocene terror bird Phorusrhacos. It too is technically a theropod dinosaur. However, genetic research into the Aves, suggests that the Phorusrhacidae family are related to extant falcons.

To read more about the phorusrhacid and falcon relationship: The Phorusrhacos “Terror Bird” and Falcons.

The official image of the CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale Phorusrhacos model.

All these exciting, new CollectA prehistoric animal models will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in 2025.

To visit the Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Toys.

29 12, 2024

An Exclusive Update on Safari Ltd Model Retirements (2025)

By Mike|2024-12-31T15:19:10+00:00December 29th, 2024|Wild Safari Prehistoric World|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur can provide an update on Safari Ltd model retirements for 2025. Several dinosaurs and prehistoric animal models are being retired from the Wild Safari Prehistoric World model range. In addition, the Przewalski’s horse model from the Safari Ltd “Winners Circle” series is also going. Collectors can expect retirements from the “Great Dinos” range too. Furthermore, the two armoured dinosaur figures in the “Mythical Realms” range are being retired.

Ten of the Safari Ltd models due to be retired in 2025. Seven Wild Safari Prehistoric World models are due to be withdrawn. The two “Mythical Realms” armoured dinosaurs are now retired along with the Przewalski’s horse figure from the “Winners Circle Horses” series. Collectors can expect other Safari Ltd figures including some from the “Great Dinos” range to be retired. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Announcing Safari Ltd Model Retirements (2025)

Mike from Everything Dinosaur confirmed that the company had been informed about these retirements. He explained that sometimes figures get retired to make way for new models and to ease production congestion at the factory. Everything Dinosaur still stocks an extensive range of Safari Ltd models. For example, the company recently received the new Therizinosaurus figure. Moreover, the new Saltasaurus arrived recently too.

Wild Safari Prehistoric World models (Saltasaurus and Therizinosaurus).

Sue from Everything Dinosaur (left) holding the new Wild Safari Prehistoric World Saltasaurus model. Mike is holding the new Wild Safari Prehistoric World Therizinosaurus (right). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of Safari Ltd figures in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Safari Ltd. Wild Safari Prehistoric World.

Listing the Retired Models

Here is a list of the models stocked by Everything Dinosaur that are being retired by Safari Ltd. We have included the factory model number to assist collectors.

Daeodon (product code 100082) first introduced in 2018.
Anzu wyliei (product code 100151) introduced in 2018.
Baryonyx (product code 100573) the most recently introduced dinosaur figure to be retired (2021).
Archaeopteryx (product code 302829) introduced in 2015.
Microraptor (product code 304129) first introduced in 2017.
Iguanodon (product code 305429) introduced in 2016.
Woolly Mammoth calf (product code 280029).
The armoured T. rex figure (100712) in the “Mythical Realms” series first introduced in 2021.
The armoured Triceratops (100733) in the “Mythical Realms” series introduced in 2021.
From the “Winner Circle” series the Przewalski’s horse model (153505) which was introduced in 2018.

With luck, we will be able to get more stock of these figures from the factory. There could be some unsold inventory remaining at the factory. However, collectors are urged to purchase these figures promptly to avoid missing out. Hopefully, this information about Safari Ltd model retirements will help collectors and dinosaur fans.

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