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We should all be thankful to PNSO because their high quality sets the bar for other figure companies. My favorite is the green version, and if I have the chance to buy it, I would be very happy. I'm eager to hear your thoughts on the theory that Dacentrurus is Miragaia. You know how much I love the Miragaia figure, so it's disheartening to hear this news. Thank you so much for this video, my dear sir. You are the best. 🖤

I actually work at the museum that holds the Stegosaurus Holotype.

Kiss è Rex o Mcraensis?

Excelente reseña! Sobre un stegosaurus stenops de Haolonggood...esa idea suena muy interesante! Además, pienso que el precio sería más accesible que en el Stegosaurus de PNSO 😅 Aunque estos Stegosaurus no sean escala 1:35, personalmente a mí me gustan! El trabajo de pintura y esculpido me parecen muy bien realizados, sobre todo me gustaron los relieves de las placas 👌 PD: Ya intuía que tú ibas a comprar la versión azul 👀😅 Igual pienso comprar esas dos versiones!

Tenía ganas de ver, por fin, tu análisis sobre esta figura. Una gran sorpresa que HG hiciera un S. ungulatus, creo que fue la mejor elección para la marca y así lograr diferenciarse de los múltiples modelos de S. stenops que hay por todas partes. A nivel pintado, mantiene la línea habitual, no soy un gran fan de su elección de colores, pero el trabajo en su realización es un punto en el que han mejorado mucho desde sus inicios. Así que muy bien por la marca HG! Muy buen vídeo, amigo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

The latest studies show that pliosaurs' flippers were used for flying through the water like penguins. The eddy from the front flipper increased the efficiency of the back flipper just as the first goose flying in a V-formation eased the passage of the goose next in line.

I think it would be fun to do a collection tour if you ever get the chance.

I got the flame variant, as it looked more natural, but i did notice a standing issue as mentioned in the video

Nice positive and informative review as always. What I like about this Haolonggood Stegosaurus ungulatus is that it matches very well with the PNSO Stegosaurus stenops in terms of size. And the entire question of size of the model of an extinct animal is a difficult question. First, different researchers come to different maximum size estimates based on different lines of argument. Second, we need to ask the questions how representative the size of fossils of a species of an extinct animal would be for the size range of adult individuals that animal. Over the course of millions of year there lived probably millions of stegosaurs on Earth and we have maybe 100 or so complete fossils. How likely is it that these 100 fossils cover the size range of that species? I would say not very likely. Therefore, I like the approach that the paleontology blogger the Vividen has taken where he used both extinct and living species (including large mammals) with good coverage and calculated the ratio between the largest adult individual and the average size of adult individuals. With that ratio he would then estimate the maximum size of other species. This is still an inaccurate approach with a large error margin, but much better than just assuming that the maximum and minimum sizes of fossils would represent the maximum and minimum of the entire population that ever lived. Population size dynamics by the way is also affected by environmental factors like climate and food availability. Which may be negatively correlated with preservation potential of fossils. I give you and example. In a warm, humid and rainy climate (like rainy forest) with abundant vegetation and food sources, herbivores can grow to the maximum size that is biologically possible. But the preservation potential of fossils in such an environment would be low. Conversely, in a dry and less vegetated environment (arid plains or even desert) the availability of food may limit growth, but in such an environment the potential for fossil preservation is much higher. So what we see in the fossil record would be biased towards the preserved fossils from the food limited environment.

Oh no can't believe the Gastonia is lost 😮 seems the smaller packages end up missing. The Gastonia models is a must have as its well done on both colors. The Diabloceratops is out now from Haolonggood and I hope this doesn't go the same way as the packaging is small again. I didn't quite like the pinkish baby and changed it to match the brown mother. In all another well done piece from Haolonggood which keeps giving us non stop models.😊

The green was the obvious choice for me as the other two options were just too outlandish. Although I'm able to change the color as and when I wish, I usually try not to with mess with these models. It was as large as the Pike model from Nanmu and still bigger than the Pnso Biber. Altogether a nice herd of Stegosaurus 😊

Despite the fact that Haolonggood's dino figures look really good they are not scientifically accurate the way PNSO's are. Im not totally conviced he is putting the same effort, the contrary it looks like he just copys previous artworks that are now offdated. Question. Before Sophy did we know that stegosaurus had broad pelvis? Because all past depictions showed them with a slender one

Yeah, I literally REMEMBER when Stegosaurus Ungulatus was always depicted as having eight thagomizers instead of just four.

I recently started buying HLG dinosaurs just because PNSO don't make 1:35 suropods. I got the HLG alamosaurus, manmenchiosaurus and the stego ungulatus. The stego has better form than the PNSO 2021 stego, but most newer PNSO figure has better color and texturing. HLG for me is a hit and miss. While I appreciate that they make the best mass produced 1:35 sauropods, I still don't like their head sculpt (too toy/cartoon-like) and paint application. My alamosaurus is from a second batch which have defective paint on one side that makes the skin looks like having cracks, while the manmechiosaurus has very good body form and better paint, sadly it looks like a paint job from a paint printer that is quite widely used now for various products. There are straight lines on the body that i can detect which looks suspiciously like a printer work. Compare this to newer PNSO dinos like the edmontosaurus and the tyranotitan, HLG still lags in quality. These new PNSO figures are looking like a taxidermized dinosaurs rather than a toy.

Nice review! Thanks for all the great shots and comparisons! I've ordered the same two colors. They should arrive next week. Can't wait! Now, of the comparisons you so abundantly provided, I just have to point out the one with the PNSO Wuerhosaurus. To start, I must say I love PNSO as well. Although, the problem I have with PNSO is I feel they're figures are often overpriced. This Wuerhosaurus is a perfect example of this. The much smaller Wuerhosaurus is generally selling for $35, while the much larger Haolonggood Stegosaurus is generally selling for $30. I also think the Haolonggood figure is overall a better looking figure than the PNSO Wuerhosaurus. In the end, I just hope Haolonggood can keep giving us these wonderful figures at these incredibly fair prices, and PNSO will consider coming down a bit. 🤞😉

Great review as always! Really impressive figure; equal to if not exceeding the PNSO, Can't wait for their Camarasaurus to add to the Morrison Fm fauna.

Something about a green Stegosaurus with red dorsal plates just feels right, the coloration is really nice and natural for this one.

poses besides walking forwards would make a big difference to their models! makes them all look the same unfortunately! remember Toyway WWD ...!

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So glad they went back and fixed the thagomizer position! Originally they sculpted them too far up the tail.

I wonder did stegosaurus ungulatus live at the same time as stenops? I ask everywhere but nobody gives me any answer lol Anyway this figure is another wonderful offering by haolonggood

I prefer the green over the blue for sure. I ordered the fruity looking one tho.

Haolonggood as always continues to impress. I always make a point now that if they make my favourite genus, I have to have it, no matter if I have a PNSO version. That's how much I love this company now.

Oh they're so cute! I love them! Definitely going on the wishlist! I agree that the squiggles on the blue don't look to bad. They actually kinda look like scars or natural deformities in the keratin which is neat (like when you get white marks in your nails).

I would like to see a video about your favorites figures in 1:35 scale

Really love this one. I agree with you that I hope they do stenops and that I wish it was 1:35 scale. Although really most Allosaurus models have a hard time fitting into 1:35 so perhaps it’s for the best. Still on the fence about buying though since I prefer stenops and already have the Rebor you showed. It is beautiful though.

I know the time has passed but I would still love a hlg sinoceratops review… I’m just still on the fence with that one, and the Gastonia

I was waiting for this video a lot. They always help me make the final decision to buy them, although in this specific case I had already made that decision from the promotional images. Thank you very much for that.

I am so impressed by this release! I got the green version and its my new favourite stegosaurus model. Thank you so much for all your well done reviews you spoiled us with this year! I hope you are doing well!

Having the Blue Ungulatus, Miragaia and Rebor Stenops together walking side by side is a breath taking sight!❤

Always very good reviews and you are also very informative about the dinosaurs. Still in the thinking box, may go for the greenish one.

Another great review as always but at at this model we can use as 1/35 scale atleast.keep going with the awesome reviews

Is Cameron included in top 10 PNSO Dinosaur figure ?

If PNSO is doing Theropod and Theropod where the hell is their dilophosaurus?? They have yet to make one

you should use this track more often, it’s a banger.!

I just bought that exact figure from the gallery of paleontology and anatomy in the Jardin des Plantes yesterday because it was the only one I can find in all of Paris. It is by far the best T. Rex figurine I had ever bought so far in terms of scientific accuracy, with only the Favorite Collection T. Rex I have coming in as close as possible to rivaling it. I also have the original colored Safari Ltd feathered T. Rex and Papo’s brown running T. Rex, but the prior has too many feathers and exposed teeth while the latter obviously took too much references from Jurassic Park.

Tenks for video

All these are pnso models?

As a "Karl", i approve.😊

Just got the Capcom Creator Model Alatreon…and wow…

Missed opportunity to call it Duncan Great review tho!!!

Well done for being objective overall. Only "mistake" I see is that you forgot aligators whos teeth are straight like dinosaurus and that in lipless paper sientist working know that crocodiles have caratin there, he was just trying to discribe scales best he can and shape of crocodile ceratin was closest. Other than that you covered most of debate in objective way.

PNSO Fan Theory: Willson looks so different from the rest of the models in the Tyrannosaur family at 13:10 because he is an InGen clone of the original Cameron T. Rex that has been recreated for John Hammond's Jurassic Park.... Courtesy of PNSO who were off course the only ones qualified to make Hammond's dream come true

Intelligent and beautiful triceratops

Pretty dinosaur

Perfect carnotaurus

i just ordered mine, i chose the brown color because i also have the pnso mamenchisaurus and next to each other they really fit as different age individuals, pnso being a subadult while hlg an adult

I just cannot keep up with the barrage of artistry being released- it's going to leave me bankrupt! i haven't even started collecting them yet so i've been trying to save every release. This one looks like it's at a disco!

patiently waiting for the rerun model to be shipped

The paintjob in the little one is better. More natural and beautiful.