The new for 2023 Papo Kronosaurus figure is in stock at Everything Dinosaur. The shipment of new Papo Kronosaurus models has arrived at the Everything Dinosaur warehouse. The beautiful and skilfully painted replica has an articulated lower jaw.
The new for 2023 Papo Kronosaurus figure has an articulated jaw. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
The Papo Kronosaurus figure is the second prehistoric marine reptile model to be introduced this year. In the early spring the Papo Mosasaurus model arrived.
A marine reptile held in the hand. The Papo Kronosaurus figure has arrived at Everything Dinosaur. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Barnacles and All
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur praised the new Papo figure and commented:
“The model is a typical Papo prehistoric animal. It is quite quirky but skilfully sculpted and beautifully painted. It shows some amazing details such as frayed flippers and a scattering of barnacles encrusted on the reptile’s skin.”
Team members have been busy unpacking and stacking the figures in the company’s warehouse. They did confirm the model’s measurements. The Papo Kronosaurus is approximately 18.5 centimetres long. It stands around 8 centimetres high.
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Everything Dinosaur team members have created a short video that explains the new strategic relationship with Haolonggood and Haolonggood models. The short video (it is a little over six minutes long), explains that from the middle of September (September 2023), Haolonggood dinosaur figures will be available from Everything Dinosaur.
A strategic relationship with Haolonggood. Video credit: Everything Dinosaur.
The YouTube video includes a formal announcement about the new business relationship. An official certificate is shown. This was presented to the UK-based company by the Chinese manufacturer. The narrator explains that the Haolonggood models will appear on the Everything Dinosaur website next month (September 2023).
To enquire about this range of prehistoric animal scale models, simply email Everything Dinosaur: Contact Us.
Haolonggood Tianzhenosaurus pair.
Shipment of Haolonggood Figures Expected in September
A spokesperson confirmed that a shipment of Haolonggood figures was due to arrive at Felixstowe on the 8th of September. Nineteen different Haolonggood models were expected. Once these figures had been cleared by customs, the shipment will be put on a lorry and driven to the company’s Cheshire warehouse. These new and exciting dinosaur replicas should be available from Everything Dinosaur by the middle of September.
Here is the full list of Haolonggood figures that are on the first shipment. The figures are the green Dicraeosaurus (Yunmi), Nasutoceratops (Huarong and Yanqing), plus the Ouranosaurus pair. Horned dinosaurs Pentaceratops (LiKui and LiouTang), with the Pachyrhinosaurus pair. Both Apatosaurus figures (ShiJing and HuangXin) are included. Other ornithischians include the two Tianzhenosaurus models and the grey and red Edmontonia figures. The stegosaur pair Wuerhosaurus (ShiYong and JiaoTing) will be joined by the two recently introduced Allosaurus models.
Everything Dinosaur will be stocking Haolonggood prehistoric animal models. The first shipment of models is due to arrive at Everything Dinosaur’s warehouse next month (September 2023).
A total of nineteen Haolonggood dinosaur models are on their way to Everything Dinosaur. The models to be stocked include both versions of the recently introduced Allosaurus figure. The Allosaurus models are named Yangzhi and Suochao respectively.
The Haolonggood prehistoric animal models will have their own product category area on the Everything Dinosaur website. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Everything Dinosaur will be making a special announcement tomorrow (Tuesday 22nd August) at 12 noon (British Summer Time). Team members will post up details on the UK-based company’s social media pages and blog.
Everything Dinosaur team members will be making a special company announcement on Tuesday 22nd August at midday (BST). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
A spokesperson from the UK-based mail order company commented:
“We like to share our news with our customers and social media followers. Tomorrow, August 22nd at midday (BST) we will post up some news about our company. Everything Dinosaur has built up a formidable reputation for our openness and honesty, we are looking forward to sharing some exciting news with our fans and followers.”
Everything Dinosaur to Make a Special Announcement
The company will post up details on its various social media platforms and on this blog at 12 noon tomorrow (British Summer Time).
In the meantime…
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Everything Dinosaur receives hundreds of Feefo 5-star customer reviews. The UK-based company also receives international Feefo customer reviews. These customer reviews reflect the global nature of our mail order customer base. Everything Dinosaur has customers all over the world.
For example, some of our most recent reviews received (August 16th, 2023) came from India, Germany and Finland.
Three International Feefo Customer Reviews Received by Everything Dinosaur Recently
Everything Dinosaur receives hundreds of customer reviews including lots from our customers overseas. For example, recent reviews received came from customers in India, Germany and Finland. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
The picture (above) shows three customer reviews. The review entitled “Excellent Company” was from a customer in India, the review in the middle entitled “Perfect” was from a German customer. The review at the bottom is from an Everything Dinosaur customer based in Finland.
International Feefo Customer Reviews
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented that reviews from overseas customers were always welcome. The company sends out parcels to international customers every day. Team members had earned a formidable reputation for the careful packing and swift despatch of orders.
“We read all the reviews that are received. It is our policy to reply promptly to all those reviews that require a reply. We like to thank customers for their feedback and try to reply in the customer’s own language.”
Everything Dinosaur’s Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award certificate. The UK-based dinosaur company has many customers overseas.
The Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award
Such is the quality of Everything Dinosaur’s customer service that the business has been awarded the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service award. The company consistently achieves the highest level of customer service.
Whether you are a customer around the corner or around the world, you can trust Everything Dinosaur to deliver.
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The PNSO Edward the Megalosaurus dinosaur model is coming into stock at Everything Dinosaur. This recently announced figure is on the same shipment as Tristan the Gorgosaurus and Wally the Albertosaurus.
The superb PNSO Megalosaurus dinosaur model. A fantastic replica of the first dinosaur to be formally described.
PNSO Edward the Megalosaurus
Everything Dinosaur was aware that many palaeontologists had been requesting an updated and scientifically accurate Megalosaurus. Their requests have been listened to and Edward the Megalosaurus will soon be available. It joins Connor the Torvosaurus as representatives of the Megalosauridae within the PNSO range.
The stunning new for early autumn 2023 PNSO Megalosaurus dinosaur model.
Megalosaurus Model Measurements
This exciting new theropod figure measures twenty-three centimetres in length and stands approximately 7 cm high. Whilst the adult size of Megalosaurus (M. bucklandii) is not known, palaeontologists have estimated that this Jurassic predator could have reached lengths of around nine metres. Based on this size, we suggest that this is an approximate 1:40 scale replica.
The PNSO Edward the Megalosaurus measures 23 cm in length and stands 7 cm high.
Megalosaurus bucklandii
This dinosaur was formally described in 1824. It was described before the Dinosauria clade was erected. Megalosaurus was the first dinosaur to be given a scientific name, which is still valid today. The PNSO figure will be supplied with a clear, transparent support stand and an A3-sized Sci-Art Megalosaurus poster. In addition, the box contents will include a full-colour booklet.
The PNSO Megalosaurus is supplied with a transparent support stand, a full-colour, 64-page booklet and an A3 Sci-Art poster.
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
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur confirmed that all three, new PNSO theropod models, Gorgosaurus, Albertosaurus and Megalosaurus would be in stock soon.
The fulfilment work for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Wave 2 tyrannosaurs has been completed by Everything Dinosaur. The last of the parcels for UK and European customers who participated in the “Kickstarter” scheme have been despatched.
Stacks of UK and European parcels ready for despatch as the fulfilment of the Beasts of the Mesozoic wave 2 tyrannosaurs is completed. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
UK customers will have started to receive their parcels. European customers will have to wait a few days more to receive their models. The figures have further to travel but all tracking information for European fulfilment orders has been emailed to customers.
Wave 2 Tyrannosaurs (Beasts of the Mesozoic)
The shipment of Beasts of the Mesozoic tyrannosaur figures arrived late on the afternoon of August 2nd. Although prior commitments meant that team members could not spend the weekend sorting out the fulfilment orders, time was scheduled to complete the packing and despatching by the 11th of August.
The work was completed 24-hours ahead of schedule.
Three of the wave 2 tyrannosaur figures. Dryptosaurus (top), Lythronax (middle) and bottom the Bistahieversor articulated figure. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
“We were attending a book launch last Sunday so we could not work over the weekend. However, we worked late into the evening on several days to catch up. All the UK and European parcels have been despatched.”
Articulated Tyrannosaurs
There are seven figures in the Wave 2 tyrannosaur series. The models are Suskityrannus hazelae, Proceratosaurus bradleyi, Qianzhousaurus sinensis and Teratophoneus curriei. The three largest figures in wave 2 are Dryptosaurus aquilunguis, Bistahieversor sealeyi and Lythronax argestes.
The biggest tyrannosaur figures have twenty-two different points of articulation.
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The wave 2 Beasts of the Mesozoic tyrannosaurs feature in the latest Everything Dinosaur customer newsletter. Seven new articulated tyrannosaur figures to collect in this amazing, colourful series.
The new for 2023 Beasts of the Mesozoic Bistahieversor sealeyi features in the latest Everything Dinosaur customer newsletter. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaurs
Everything Dinosaur team members prepared a newsletter about the arrival of these new theropod figures. The newsletter was despatched to subscribers late last week.
The customer newsletter is free. It is emailed to subscribers periodically. There are approximately fifteen newsletters sent out to customers each year.
To be added to the subscriber’s list simply email Everything Dinosaur: Contact Us.
The Beasts of the Mesozoic Qianzhousaurus sinensis (right) and the Beasts of the Mesozoic Teratophoneus curriei tyrannosaur model (left). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Qianzhousaurus and Teratophoneus
A spokesperson from the UK-based mail order company explained:
“These figures are all in the second batch of new models in the tyrannosaur series to be released. Collectively, they are entitled “wave 2″. We have been busy contacting all those customers who requested these models as well as starting the European fulfilment. A newsletter was also emailed to our customer database. These new articulated, theropod figures are extremely popular amongst model collectors.”
These new models feature different members of the Tyrannosauroidea. For example, there is a Teratophoneus figure, representing a tyrannosaur from Utah. Also in this series is a Qianzhousaurus sinensis, a member of the Tyrannosauridae from southern China.
Two other Late Cretaceous tyrannosaurs feature in the latest Everything Dinosaur customer newsletter. Lythronax (left) and Dryptosaurus (right). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Beasts of the Mesozoic Proceratosaurus and Suskityrannus
A tyrannosauroid from Britain is also included in this new set of figures. Proceratosaurus bradleyi is known from the Middle Jurassic of England. Its fossils were found in Gloucestershire. The temporal and geographic range represented by these seven models is vast. For example, a figure of Suskityrannus (S.hazelae) is also included. Fossils of this dinosaur were found in Upper Cretaceous deposits in New Mexico.
Two smaller tyrannosauroid figures have been introduced as part of the new wave 2 Beasts of the Mesozoic tyrannosaurs. Proceratosaurus bradleyi (left) and Suskityrannus hazelae (right). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
A pleasant trip out to Wollaton Hall in Nottinghamshire for Everything Dinosaur team members today. This spectacular Elizabethan mansion was the venue for an event celebrating the publication of a marvellous dinosaur book for children featuring Tyrannosaurus rex. Entitled “The Tyrannosaur’s Feathers”.
The front cover of “The Tyrannosaur’s Feathers” written by Dr Adam Smith and Jonathan Emmett. UCLan Publishing/Stieven Van der Poorten.
“The Tyrannosaur’s Feathers”
Published by UCLan publishing and illustrated by the very talented Stieven Van der Poorten, “The Tyrannosaur’s Feathers” explains how our knowledge about T. rex has changed. Time for this famous, iconic dinosaur to get a makeover.
How our perceptions regarding Tyrannosaurus rex have changed. A model from the 1970s compared to a Safari Ltd feathered Tyrannosaurus rex (2015). Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
A friendly Velociraptor explains to T. rex that palaeontologists have learned a great deal about the Dinosauria. Under the guidance of a fellow theropod the T. rex is gradually transformed over the course of the book into a feathered, two-fingered, predator with lips, a tail lifted off the ground and correctly positioned arms. The authors provided a read through, even dealing with the difficulties of tyrannosaur nostrils and the dinosaur’s colouration.
Authors Dr Adam Smith (left) and Jonathan Emmett (right) with the Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton on display at Wollaton Hall in the background. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Celebrating the Book Launch
As part of the event to celebrate the book launch the authors conducted a special T. rex themed quiz. The budding young palaeontologists that attended did really well and it was surprising how much information the children had picked up from the read through and the scientific explanations offered by Dr Smith. A helpful tyrannosaur research timeline aided the quiz participants.
The authors had created a helpful timeline that explained how our knowledge regarding T. rex has changed. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“Wollaton Hall with its spectacular T. rex exhibit was an excellent venue choice to celebrate the publication of this wonderful book for children. Our hosts even laid on gingerbread biscuits in the shape of a Tyrannosaurus rex. We wish UCLan publishing and everyone involved with “The Tyrannosaur’s Feathers” success.”
“The Tyrannosaur’s Feathers” – Book Details
Publisher: UClan Publishing
Published August 2023 | Price: £7.99 | Pages: 32 6 plus| Paperback | ISBN: 9781915235596
Visit the website of UCLan Publishing: UCLan Publishing. Search on the website for “Tyrannosaur” to find the book.
The Beasts of the Mesozoic wave 2 tyrannosaur models have arrived at Everything Dinosaur. Seven new, articulated tyrannosaurs plus new 4-inch raptor figures and deluxe dromaeosaurid models. In addition, a special edition glow-in-the-dark model set is also in stock. Team members have been busy contacting all those customers who asked to be kept informed. Fulfilment stock has also arrived and Everything Dinosaur will soon be despatching orders to European customers on the fulfilment list.
Thirteen new Beasts of the Mesozoic articulated dinosaur figures are in stock at Everything Dinosaur. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Wave 2 Tyrannosaur Models
Amongst the thirteen new model sets, there are the new wave 2 tyrannosaurs.
The new articulated, Beasts of the Mesozoic tyrannosaurs are:
Three of the wave 2 tyrannosaur figures. Dryptosaurus (top), Lythronax (middle) and bottom the Bistahieversor articulated figure. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
The picture (above) shows three of the new wave 2 tyrannosaur sets. The Dryptosaurus aquilunguis set is shown at the top, the Lythronax argestes set is in the middle and the Bistahieversor sealeyi set is at the bottom.
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur praised the new figures and commented:
“It is wonderful to see these new additions to the Beasts of the Mesozoic model range. We shall be working over the weekend to ensure that customers get their parcels despatched as quickly as possible.”
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