PNSO Dinosaur Museums Series (Cameron The Tyrannosaurus rex 1:35 Scietific Art Model)

awesome lil guy. worth every penny. its hefty too

Everyone rips on stegosaurus for having a small brain, but this model looks great. Lots of detail, believable color.

Although a bit pricey, this is one of PNSO’s finest models and by far my favorite ceratopsian in my collection. The coloration, along with the vibrantly patterned head sculpt seems very realistic based on current scientific understandings.

Very happy with it!

I only order PNSO for my dinosaur models, as usual, these figures have insanely good quality, design, and details.Mosasaur- It’s pretty big and has some real weight to it. It looks great on the stand and compliments my Mosasaur teeth perfectly.Spinosaurus- The stability is solid; not super stable but not too bad. I recommend using the stand. I love the colors, the details, and the accuracy of the anatomy is exceptional. Even the details inside the mouth isn’t overlooked, it’s perfect. My 1 complaint is I would have liked a slightly bigger size. This was the largest Theropod, but the figure seems a bit smaller than PNSO’s T-Rex models, so it’s odd it wasn’t made a big bigger to represent this in their product line.100% worth the money and I’m very happy!

It looks amazing but a small gripe is that there is no pegs or anything to actually attach the guy to the base. You just kind of stand him on it loosely. There are foot prints in the dirt that he stands in but there is no real attachment there. Not really a huge deal and i would have still bought this knowing that. Perhaps i will super glue him in place. Aside from that its a beautiful model and looks great on my shelf with my other models with bases.

I received the item very quickly, it was well-packaged and was more well-made than I expected. The various small cards and posters that came with it are very nice and I need a wall to put these up on. Would like to follow up with the purchase of other dinosaurs from this series.

Tsintaosaurus spinorhinus ( Spine nosed lizard of Qingdao ) is a beautiful Chinese hadrosaur discovered in Qingdao province and named in1958 by Yang Zhongjian. Previously released as a mini figure this exquisitely realized figure has been rereleased for PNSO’s 2022 catalogue.The sculpt ; The figure is smaller while eclipsing previous hadrosaurs in sculpted detail. The figure also reflects the most recent scientific research with updated body morphology, most notable being the headcrest which is consistent with newly discovered material. The high pelvis, deep neck and tail clearly illustrates the Lambeosaurine family lineage.The paint ; Visually unique and singularly arresting. The pallete utilizes a myriad of greens throughout the sculpt. The secondary and accent colours meld seamlessly to compliment the figure so that it appears organic and natural as if the hues were derived from nature’s design. Splendidly vibrant and poetically inspired.The pose ; The pose is complimentary to the paint scheme. The pose evokes a scenario of possible behaviors which mirrors that of modern birds, perhaps an adult female during the breeding season in her resplendence, drawn to the distant calls of drakes. Nesting rookeries point to sexually monomorphism as these magnificent creatures converged every year to propagate the next generation.PNSO has delivered a figure which balances accuracy and artistic panache which I hope heralds a new direction in manufacturing standards. The balance issues with previous figures seemed to have been resolved which is greatly welcomed and appreciated. Whether you collect PNSO, dinosaurs, or ornithopods Tsintaosaurus will certainly appreciate this release.