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Our thanks to dinosaur fan and model collector Ian who sent us an illustration of “Sede” the PNSO Ankylosaurus model on receipt of his order. Ian has sent us some beautiful drawings of various prehistoric animals and we have been delighted to receive them and to post them up onto our social media pages.
The Illustration of “Sede” the Ankylosaurus Dinosaur Model
An illustration of an Ankylosaurus based on the PNSO “Sede” the Ankylosaurus model.
Picture credit: Ian
The PNSO Ankylosaurus Model “Sede”
The Ankylosaurus replica is regarded by many collectors as being one of the best armoured dinosaur models to have been produced. Everything Dinosaur team members have been busy supplying a number of academics, museum staff and educationalists. We have supplied this finely detailed model to authors of scientific publications on the Thyreophora (shield bearers).
A Picture of “Sede” the PNSO Ankylosaurus Dinosaur Model
The image of Sede the Ankylosaurus that probably inspired Ian’s illustration. Can you see the resemblance?
A Fabulous Drawing
We congratulate Ian for his fabulous drawing. It is always a pleasure to receive artwork from model collectors and fans of dinosaurs. We have added this model to our own collection, in doing so, we took some outdoor shots of this figure so that we could show the beautiful detail and colouration on this Ankylosaurus.
An Outdoor Shot Showing the Beautiful Detail and Colouration
“Sede” the Ankylosaurus dinosaur model. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
To view “Sede” the Ankylosaurus and the rest of the PNSO prehistoric animal models available from Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.
Several rare Papo prehistoric animal models have come into stock at Everything Dinosaur. These figures which include the Papo blue Velociraptor dinosaur model, represent figures that have been retired or that have been removed from production. These Papo dinosaur and prehistoric animal models will be available for a limited period.
In Stock at Everything Dinosaur – Rare Papo Prehistoric Animal Figures
Rare Papo models either retired or out of production are in stock at Everything Dinosaur for a limited period. The list includes the Papo blue Velociraptor (top), Papo Archaeopteryx, the Papo baby Triceratops, the original Papo Oviraptor complete with egg and the Papo green Velociraptor dinosaur model. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Papo Dinosaur Models
As well as stocking a wide range of other Papo prehistoric animal figures, for a limited time, five rare Papo models will be available from Everything Dinosaur. This list includes the original Papo Oviraptor, the Papo baby Triceratops, the green Velociraptor, the Papo Archaeopteryx and the very difficult to obtain Papo blue Velociraptor dinosaur model.
To view these rare Papo models and to see the rest of the Papo prehistoric animal model range that is available from Everything Dinosaur: Papo Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animal Models.
An Evolving Product Range
The range of models offered by Papo is constantly changing and evolving. The Papo Oviraptor was one of two dinosaur models to be introduced by the French manufacturer in 2010. It was retired in 2016-17, being replaced by a new blue Oviraptor colour variant.
The Papo Blue Oviraptor Dinosaur Model
Papo blue Oviraptor dinosaur model.
The Papo Blue Velociraptor Model
In contrast, the Papo blue Velociraptor was only available for a very short time. It was introduced in 2017 and retired within eighteen months. It had been introduced to replace the Papo green Velociraptor that had been launched in the previous year. For a short time, Papo fans had the chance to build up their very own “raptor” pack. Now thanks to Everything Dinosaur, collectors who missed out the first time have another opportunity, but only whilst stocks last.
A Trio of Papo “Raptors” Available for a Short Time (Whilst Stocks Last)
A trio of Papo Velociraptors.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
The Papo Baby Triceratops and the Papo Archaeopteryx Model
The future of the Papo baby Triceratops remains uncertain. It was introduced in 2014 and its demise was reported last year. The Papo Archaeopteryx was added to the Papo model range (Les Dinosaures), in the same year as the baby Triceratops, an announcement was made about this figure’s retirement in the autumn of 2018. We reported upon this and the withdrawal of the Papo Tupuxuara in October 2018: Papo Model Retirements in 2019.
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“We do our best to report on model retirements and in this instance we have been able to hold back some stock of rare models so that we could introduce them now enabling collectors who had missed out first time around to purchase these models. We have kept our pricing at the same levels as usual, we do not want to exploit the rarity of such figures, rather provide dinosaur model fans with one last chance of picking up one of these excellent figures for their collection.”
New Beasts of the Mesozoic “Raptor” Models in Stock
The latest additions to the amazing Beasts of the Mesozoic range of articulated “raptor” figures feature in Everything Dinosaur’s July newsletter. New replicas arrived at the company’s warehouse a few days ago, including the limited edition, exclusive Velociraptor osmolskae replica (alpha) as well as the trio of white nestlings. As an exclusive model, it is the limited edition V. osmolskae (alpha) that takes the headline spot in our newsletter.
Highlighting the New for 2019 Limited Edition Velociraptor osmolskae Figure (Alpha)
The exclusive limited edition Velociraptor osmolskae is in stock at Everything Dinosaur.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Beasts of the Mesozoic “Road Runner” and a New Velociraptor mongoliensis
Also available is the beautifully coloured purple “raptor” – Saurornitholestes (S. sullivani). This figure has been nicknamed “road runner” as its colouration is similar to the cartoon ground dwelling bird in the Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner cartoons (Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies). Saurornitholestes was certainly ground dwelling and cursorial. Its velocity when running is not known, nor are we at Everything Dinosaur aware of any research that has attempted to calculate its maximum speed.
The fossil record is particularly sparse for this species, the bauplan (body plan), of this species is not known, it has been reconstructed based on more complete dromaeosaurids. It is presumed, that like most dromaeosaurids, Saurornitholestes was nimble, agile and a fast runner – hence the “road runner” moniker.
The Beasts of the Mesozoic Velociraptor mongoliensis figure has proved to be one of the most popular figures in the entire range. A new version (version 2), has been introduced and this figure also features in our newsletter.
The Purple Saurornitholestes sullivani Figure and the New Velociraptor mongoliensis Model (Version 2)
Beasts of the Mesozoic “road runner” and a Velociraptor.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Those clever designers behind the Beasts of the Mesozoic range have also added a beautifully sculpted model of the second Velociraptor species (V. osmolskae) in a wonderful, fiery red motif. In addition, Everything Dinosaur will be stocking the Velociraptor (V. mongoliensis) black colour variant.
Everything Dinosaur Also Stocks the Velociraptor osmolskae (red) and the Impressive Velociraptor mongoliensis (black)
Beasts of the Mesozoic Velociraptor osmolskae (red) and a Velociraptor (black).Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
An Extensive Dromaeosaurid-themed Range of Figures
The range of 1:6 scale figures also includes sets of baby dinosaurs. These are available in a variety of colour combinations. The Beasts of the Mesozoic white-coloured nestlings feature in the latest addition of our newsletter. Everything Dinosaur stocks a huge range of Beasts of the Mesozoic models including the “Build-a-raptor” sets, the Deluxe figures and of course, the various environmental packs – mountain, desert, forest and wetlands.
Pterosaur taxonomy is a tricky business. Although, something like 110 different genera have been named and described at the time of writing (July 2019), the history of pterosaur research is littered with problems relating to taxonomic placement and phylogeny. The Ornithocheiridae is one of the most notorious of groups when it comes to classification. In the picture (below), there is the Mojo Fun Tropeognathus (T. mesembrinus), actually a pair of these flying reptiles taking to the skies. Unfortunately, this genus has been subject to a lot of taxonomic revision too.
Illustrating an Ornithocheirid – Tropeognathus mesembrinus)
A pair of Mojo Fun Tropeognathus pterosaurs. The Mojo Fun Tropeognathus is a very colourful and skilfully crafted flying reptile model.
The Problem Stems from the Middle of the 19th Century
In the middle of the 19th century, fragmentary and very worn pterosaur fossils began to be reported from the Cambridge Greensand deposits. These marine deposits preserved pterosaur fossil material in three-dimensions, at least the specimens were not crushed as flat as a pancake, but this is probably their only redeeming feature.
These flying reptile fossils represent animals that died a long way out at sea (possibly drift deposits too). The bones were subjected to attack from boring invertebrates and general decay until they were finally buried, only for these remains to be disinterred by ancient storms and subsequently buried again. In the early days of the science of palaeontology, such luminaries as Richard Owen and Harry Govier Seeley strived to understand these enigmatic reptiles by studying these fragmentary fossils.
Many species were erected based on the most flimsy and scrappy fossil evidence. Pterosaur researchers are still struggling to resolve some of these taxonomic issues today.
The Mojo Fun Tropeognathus Model – Or is it Ornithocheirus or Perhaps Criorhynchus?
The Mojo Fun Tropeognathus pterosaur model.
Criorhynchus, Tropeognathus or Ornithocheirus?
Initially named from a nearly complete skull acquired from Brazilian fossil dealers, all went well for two years and then the skull material was suggested to represent a type of anhanguerid pterosaur. Subsequently, this skull was assigned to Coloborhynchus and then Criorhynchus before a reassessment undertaken in 2013 (Taissa, Rodrigues and Kellner), led to the conclusion that Tropeognathus mesembrinus was indeed, a valid taxon.
Perhaps, this pterosaur is best-known for its appearance in the ground-breaking BBC television documentary series “Walking with Dinosaurs”. Episode 4, “Beneath a Giant’s Wings”, told the story of an Ornithocheirus as it made its journey to its traditional breeding grounds across the nascent Atlantic Ocean.
As if to reinforce the concerns over taxonomy, the pterosaur was described as an Ornithocheirus and the imaginary tale was set some 127 million years ago, some fifteen million years or so before, the pterosaur whose skull now comprises the holotype material for T. mesembrinus took to the skies.
The Ornithocheirus as Featured in the BBC Television Documentary.
New PNSO prehistoric animal scale models and figures are in stock at Everything Dinosaur. A shipment of PNSO dinosaur and prehistoric animal models arrived at the company’s warehouse earlier this week and over the last few days Everything Dinosaur team members have been busy contacting all those customers who requested placement on reserve lists so that they could be notified when these figures arrived.
New PNSO Prehistoric Animal Models in Stock at Everything Dinosaur
In stock at Everything Dinosaur – new PNSO prehistoric animal models and figures.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
The list of new PNSO models joining the dozens of PNSO prehistoric animal models and figures available from Everything Dinosaur is as follows:
Ron the Mosasaurus 1:35 scale scientific art model
Patton the Megalodon (Carcharocles megalodon) with an articulated jaw
Lucas the Giganotosaurus 1:35 scale scientific art model
Essien the Spinosaurus 1:35 scale scientific art model
Lucio the Amargasaurus 1:35 scale scientific art model
Dayong and Xiaobei Diorama – Dayong the Yangchuanosaurus and Xiaobei the Chungkingosaurus 1:35 scale scientific art models
Sede the Ankylosaurus
The special edition gift box containing all 48 of the PNSO “Toys that Accompany your Growth” model series
In Stock at Everything Dinosaur – PNSO Figures and Prehistoric Animal Models
Available from Everything Dinosaur PNSO models and figures. One of our packing rooms with a selection of the new for 2019 PNSO prehistoric animal figures and replicas.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
As well as some new arrivals, the shipment enabled team members to replenish stocks of some PNSO lines that had already sold out. For example, as well as “Patton” the new Carcharocles megalodon model with its articulated jaw, the larger PNSO “Patton” Megalodon figure is also now available.
Big or Small PNSO Megalodon Models – Which do you Prefer?
Which of the PNSO Megalodon models “Patton” do you prefer?
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
A spokesperson from the UK-based company Everything Dinosaur commented:
“We are delighted to receive our latest shipment of PNSO prehistoric animal models and figures. We have been involved in this exciting model range for some years now and we are most impressed with these new replicas. We have even managed to source some of the rare special edition gift boxes. These gift boxes contain all forty-eight of the PNSO Toys that Accompany Your Growth model series. They are a fantastic collector’s item.”
The PNSO Special Edition Gift Box – Toys that Accompany Your Growth
PNSO special edition gift box. All forty-eight of the PNSO small prehistoric animal figures are inside.
JurassicCollectables Unboxing New Schleich and CollectA Models
Those talented and creative people at JurassicCollectables have posted up a video highlighting some of the models that they have received recently from Everything Dinosaur. This short presentation is an unboxing video featuring the latest Schleich and CollectA prehistoric animal models to come into stock.
The models featured (in appearance order), are the Schleich juvenile Giganotosaurus, the Schleich new for 2019 Diabloceratops, the blue Plesiosaurus (the model with a flexible neck) and the CollectA Deluxe 1:20 scale Elasmotherium. Later in the video, once the narrator has worked his way through all the protective packaging we provide, the CollectA Prehistoric Life Fukuiraptor model takes centre stage. Finally, the new CollectA Deluxe 1:40 scale Baryonyx figure is revealed.
The JurassicCollectables Unboxing Video – New CollectA and Schleich Prehistoric Animal Models
Video credit: Everything Dinosaur
A Handy Video Guide for Prehistoric Animal Model Collectors
A short (five minute long), unboxing video such as this one from JurassicCollectables provides dinosaur fans with an close view of some recently introduced models and figures. There is plenty of opportunity to see the figures in this carefully constructed video, collectors can decide which models to purchase.
The Schleich Juvenile Giganotosaurus Dinosaur Model is Featured
The unboxing video includes the new for 2019 Schleich juvenile Giganotosaurus figure.
Picture credit: JurassicCollectables
The YouTube channel of JurassicCollectables contains lots of informative videos about prehistoric animal models and dinosaur figure collecting. Everything Dinosaur recommends that readers subscribe to the YouTube channel of JurassicCollectables: JurassicCollectables Videos.
Everything Dinosaur Fact Sheets
For the vast majority of the dinosaur and prehistoric animal models that we provide, we send out an informative fact sheet based on the extinct animal that the figure represents. These fact sheets are provided free with Everything Dinosaur purchases. The narrator highlighted some of the fact sheets that we sent out with the models and the Fukuiraptor fact sheet came to his assistance when he confessed that Fukuiraptor was one dinosaur that he had not come across before.
Everything Dinosaur Supplies Fact Sheets with Prehistoric Animal Models
The unboxing video features some Everything Dinosaur fact sheets.
Picture credit: JurassicCollectables
Unboxing the New for 2019 CollectA Prehistoric Life Fukuiraptor Dinosaur Model
The unboxing video includes the new for 2019 CollectA Prehistoric Life Fukuiraptor model.
Picture credit: JurassicCollectables
JurassicCollectables have promised the 80,000 or so subscribers to their channel that they will post up more detailed video reviews of these new prehistoric animals on YouTube, staff at Everything Dinosaur are looking forward to watching these video reviews too.
Schleich and CollectA Models
To see the range of Schleich prehistoric animals including the new for 2019 Schleich juvenile Giganotosaurus model available from Everything Dinosaur: Schleich Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animal Models.
To view the range of CollectA prehistoric animals including the recently introduced Fukuiraptor figure: CollectA Prehistoric Life Models.
Rebor Green Day and Oasis Models Get Their Portraits Painted
Our thanks to the young and talented Caldey who sent into us a wonderful illustration of two of her latest prehistoric animal acquisitions – the Rebor Dilophosaurus pair “Green Day” and “Oasis”. The Rebor models represent a male and female Dilophosaurus (D. wetherilli), from the Early Jurassic of the western United States. These carnivores have a significant, distinguishing feature, a pair of thin, bony, semi-circular crests the run the length of the skull. Caldey has captured this anatomical detail exceptionally well in her drawing.
An Illustration of the Pair of Dilophosaurus Dinosaur Models “Green Day” and “Oasis”
An illustration of the Rebor Dilophosaurus dinosaur models “Green Day” and “Oasis” by young artist Caldey.
Picture credit: Caldey
The Rebor models have lots of amazing detail and Caldey’s illustration demonstrates the subtle variations between the two models and their different paint schemes. Her depiction of the fine scales on the figures is exquisite. It took many hours to produce this drawing, we congratulate Caldey on her efforts.
The Rebor Dilophosaurus Replicas “Green Day” and “Oasis”
The Rebor Dilophosaurus replicas “Green Day” and “Oasis”. Two newly arrived Rebor figures.
Illustrating Rebor Figures
Caldey has sent in several illustrations to Everything Dinosaur. A number of these drawings are based on other Rebor models and figures. For example, in the autumn of last year (2018), Caldey kindly sent in an illustration of the recently introduced Rebor Ankylosaurus “War Pig”. We have included a picture of this rare Rebor figure below, so that readers can compare Caldey’s interpretation to the actual Rebor figure.
An Illustration of the Rebor Ankylosaurus Model “War Pig” – Colour Variant = Plain
A drawing of the Rebor Ankylosaurus model “War Pig” – colour variant – “plain”.
Picture credit: Caldey
The Rebor Ankylosaurus “War Pig” – Plain Colour Variation
A photograph of the Rebor Ankylosaurus magniventris model (1:35 scale replica) – Rebor “War Pig” in the “plain” colour scheme. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“Team members are always delighted to receive illustrations of prehistoric animals from our customers. We know what a talented group our customers are and we get sent lots of artwork as well as examples of customised models, prehistoric animal dioramas and even pictures of models that our customers have built. We enjoy looking at them all. Our thanks to Caldey for sending into us a super illustration of the two Rebor Dilophosaurus models Green Day and Oasis.”
To view the Rebor “Green Day” and “Oasis” Dilophosaurus models, along with the rest of the impressive Rebor range of prehistoric animals in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animal Models.
Pegasus Hobbies Spinosaurus Made Ready for Warhammer
At Everything Dinosaur, we are always amazed at how talented and creative some of our customers can be. For example, we were sent some photographs recently from model maker ANTi GRAV who had been busy customising a Pegasus Hobbies Spinosaurus in readiness for participation in Warhammer games. We are aware that a number of the prehistoric animal models that we supply get modified for use in various wargaming activities, however, we congratulate ANTi GRAV for such a splendid piece of creative model making.
Work in Progress – Pegasus Spinosaurus Getting Customised
The modified Pegasus Spinosaurus kit ready for Warhammer.
Picture credit: ANTi GRAV/Everything Dinosaur
Spinosaurus and Warhammer
For the uninitiated, Warhammer is a table top battle game that involves players taking control of armies comprised of an amazing array of fantasy creatures and figures. Participants build up their forces of miniature, skilfully crafted models, all with different powers and specialities when it comes to combat. These figures are then sent to battle it out on behalf of their human masters in what is a highly complex and addictive strategy game. Generals can move their forces and the fate of the pieces are decided by dice rolls. The Pegasus Spinosaurus kit has been customised and is being prepared to do battle.
Commenting on his partially completed work, ANTi GRAV stated:
“Here is some work in progress after I’ve primed it, all of the elongated teeth and decoration are custom made.”
Spinosaurus Being Prepared for Battle
Modified Pegasus Spinosaurus kit ready for Warhammer.
Picture credit: ANTi GRAV/Everything Dinosaur
Combat with a Spinosaurus Model
Many palaeontologists consider Spinosaurus (S. aegyptiacus), to be largest carnivorous dinosaur known to science. Its exact size remains controversial, a lack of fossils of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus keeps palaeontologists speculating, but Spinosaurus has been estimated at around sixteen metres in length with a body mass in excess of seven tonnes.
A Completed Pegasus Spinosaurus Model Kit
The completed Pegasus Spinosaurus model kit. It depicts Spinosaurus as a dinosaur.
Picture credit: Martin
The Warhammer series of games has been around for several decades, it is extremely popular. We are aware that many of the different types of dinosaur model we supply have been customised for use in fantasy battles and dioramas, this is a superb custom-made Spinosaurus, our congratulations to the model maker. Just like the Dinosauria, Warhammer evolves, it has gone through numerous editions and we think this fearsome, feisty Spinosaurus will fit right in when table top battle commences.
Our thanks to ANTi GRAV for sending in these photographs of the work in progress. He has promised to send in some more pictures once the model has been completed – we can’t wait!
Safari Ltd have published a series of images depicting some of the latest introductions in the Wild Safari Prehistoric World model range. Today, we feature the Parasaurolophus, a dinosaur that has been depicted several times over the history of Safari Ltd models. The latest incarnation of Parasaurolophus, was introduced in 2017, one of thirteen prehistoric animal models launched by the U.S.-based company that year.
The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Parasaurolophus Dinosaur Model
A pair of Parasaurolophus cooling off in the Late Cretaceous of North America.
Known from numerous very nearly complete and partial skeletons, Parasaurolophus was geographically widely distributed (Alberta to New Mexico – possibly), it is known from the Late Cretaceous (Campanian faunal stage), although there are some unverified reports that this dinosaur may have persisted into the Maastrichtian faunal stage of the Cretaceous. It is easily recognisable for its long, backward pointing head crest.
Despite the amount of fossil material scientists have to study, the exact size of this herbivorous dinosaur remains open to speculation, with some estimates putting this dinosaur’s maximum length at more than ten metres. Measurements of the femur (thigh bone), indicate that this duck-billed dinosaur may have weighed more than three tonnes. Several species have been assigned to the Parasaurolophus genus, perhaps the best known of which is Parasaurolophus walkeri, mainly because this Parasaurolophus species had the more spectacular crest compared to other species in this genus.
Parasaurolophus walkeri – Scale Drawing
A crested, duck-billed dinosaur. A scale drawing of the Late Cretaceous lamebeosaurine dinosaur Parasaurolophus walkeri. Note the thick-set upper legs and the wide tail. Recent studies indicate that this facultative biped was very robust.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Team members at Everything Dinosaur have been kept very busy preparing for the arrival of the latest delivery of PNSO dinosaur and prehistoric animals at the company’s warehouse. The shipment will contain a number of new PNSO models including Lucas the Giganotosaurus, Lucio the Amargasaurus and the battling pair of Dayong the Yangchuanosaurus and Xiaobei the Chungkingosaurus. In preparation for the arrival of a Yangchuanosaurus replica, we have commissioned a scale drawing as well as researching and writing a fact sheet about this theropod from the Middle Jurassic of south-western China.
A Scale Drawing of the Middle Jurassic Chinese Theropod – Yangchuanosaurus (Y. shangyouensis)
A scale drawing of Yangchuanosaurus shangyouensis.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
PNSO Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Models
PNSO have created a range of different prehistoric animal models and figures. They have a small prehistoric animal model range, (toys that accompany your growth), which currently has forty-eight figures within it and then there are the larger PNSO models (some of them are huge). These models are promoted as the “Age of Dinosaurs” model range but not all of them are dinosaurs. For instance, PNSO recently introduced a large model of the ichthyosaur Ophthalmosaurus, joining substantial models of Basilosaurus and the ferocious Megalodon (Carcharocles megalodon).
Naturally, Everything Dinosaur has produced fact sheets for all these replicas and all these fact sheets include a scale drawing.
An Illustration of the Early Jurassic Sauropod Mamenchisaurus
Mamenchisaurus drawing. An illustration commissioned as Everything Dinosaur prepares a fact sheet on this dinosaur.Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
PNSO Dayong the Yangchuanosaurus and Xiaobei the Chungkingosaurus
The latest shipment of PNSO models will include the Dayong the Yangchuanosaurus and Xiaobei the Chungkingosaurus diorama. Construction projects in Sichuan Province have unearthed a variety of different types of dinosaur. These fossil finds rival the amazing Morrison Formation of the western United States, although the Chinese rocks are older. Numerous sauropods and stegosaurs have been described and two distinct biotas identified.
The Dayong the Yangchuanosaurus and Xiaobei the Chungkingosaurus
PNSO dinosaur diorama “Dayong” the Yangchuanosaurus battles “Xiaobei” the Chungkingosaurus.
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“We are expecting a large shipment of PNSO models. It is going to be a very busy couple of weeks for our warehouse team, what with all these new PNSO figures coming into stock along with deliveries from Papo, Mojo Fun, CollectA and Safari Ltd. We planned to provide at least fifty new models this year, we are well on target to achieve this and in fact, with all these new additions, this target is going to be exceeded. These are exciting times for dinosaur fans and model collectors.”
To view the PNSO Age of Dinosaurs range available from Everything Dinosaur: PNSO Age of Dinosaurs.
