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Really? I feel the newer versions seem to generally have superior paint applications, and I've seen more than the average collector.

Obviously you'll have to display her beside your life size Tyrannosaurus, Chris. That would make for one heck of a photo.

Does anyone know if the Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus bases are intended to connect in any way? I'm guessing not from the photos, as they appear fairly rounded.

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I think any maniraptoran is likely, perhaps a Utahraptor. I would be interested to see if they try a bust, as well.

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I knew it was going to be beautiful, but wow. I think I like it even more than the new Tyrannosaurus, and it's going to look great beside my Foulkes Triceratops.

Love this sculpt. For a 40 foot specimen, I'm calculating 1:16 scale. Bit weird, innit Chris?

I have sold these in my shop, although the fleshed-on models have always been more popular. As you can imagine, they are extremely delicate, so it's not unusual for some parts to disconnect during shipping. The repairs are child's play for a resin kit enthusiast, so if you have "Gorilla Glue" or...

Where's the backstory? Am I just having trouble finding it on the new site design?

The pattern is great, and looks very similar to the one Steve gave to the Foulkes Tylo. No real mystery there.

:lol I don't understand why they decided to just call it a generic mosasaur, then. Tylosaurus is pretty popular, easily rivaling say... Tupuxuara.

Yeah, that would have helped mainstream audiences connect better with the piece. Still, I don't remember them ever calling it simply "Pterodactyl", which suggests this is the first time they've used a broader category to label the piece. Strangely, I don't think "Mosasaur" is any more...

Yep, Tupuxuara would belong to the flying reptiles known as pterosaurs.

The series is focused on prehistoric animals, but that category doesn't have quite as much ring as "Dinosauria". Otherwise, we wouldn't see Deinosuchus and Tupuxuara in the line, as someone previously mentioned.