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Thanks for your input.

We are not sure what the plans are or indeed whether new models will be comissioned.

You are most welcome, we try to help where we can. Thank you for your comment.

I must admit, I am quietly impressed with these two figures.

Yes, it's a great model.

Przewalski's horse models are hard to find we have two different figures in stock: www.everythingdinosaur.com/product/collecta-przewalskis-horse/ and www.everythingdinosaur.com/product/safari-winners-circle-horses-przewalskis-horse/ we ship all over the world, hope this helps.

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcom put in a order!

Thanks for your input, some great suggestions too. I think CollectA deserve a lot of credit for introducing obscure species into their figure range.

You are most welcome, looking forward to meeting you at the Sheffield screening.

Both are excellent models my favourite of the two is the Daspletosaurus.

Zuniceratops is due to arrive in June email us at info@everythingdinosaur.com for more information, I think the Chasmosaurus will be available later in the year.

£124.99 plus VAT and postage.

Absolute bargain. Might have to cop this.

Thanks for your support.

Thank you for supporting us, it is really appreciated. I love the tyrannosaur figures mysel, you have 4 great models there!

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcom thank you! I can't wait to receive them 🥰

@@mikthegeek1542 No worries you are most welcome.

Thanks for your input, Haolonggood have certainly upped their game when it comes to painting schemes.

Thanks for your input, not sure ourselves, it is a choice between the brown and the blue one for us.

Thanks for your input and your excellent model suggestions, we shall make sure that they are sent to CollectA for consideration.

Thanks for your input.

Thanks for your input, much appreciated.

Beasts of the Mesozoic shipment is due into our warehouse this week, not sure which models are coming in but it is a big shipment, tyrannosaurs, raptors and ceratopsians. You can always email us at info@everythingdinosaur.com for more information.

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcom Okay, thank you for the information

@@MaxLuckhurst You are most welcome.

Thanks for your kind words, your comment is greatly appreciated.

Thanks for your input.

The paper was published earlier this year, it reviewed the taxonomic validity of this taxon, our blog post from January 3rd sums up the research: blog.everythingdinosaur.com/blog/_archives/2024/01/03/nanotyrannus-is-a-valid-taxon.html

Thanks for your input, the Diplodocus is one of our favourite figures from the range too.

We don't know, we were invited to provide an outline of a new range about 2 years ago, but this project went nowhere. We honestly don't know whether there will be a replacement range.

Yes, our next BOTM shipment expected mid April. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you for your detailed suggestions, good luck creating your Nasutoceratops scene.

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcom Also is a baby ceratopsian a calf or something used only for ceratopsians? BTW if any of these get made then any nasutoceratops themed scenes won't just look like dinosaurs lined up with all their heads pointing in the same direction.

@@tazhakkim4660 The terminology for dinosaur babies has not been formalised as far as we know, the use of the term calf is perfectly acceptable to us. This leads to a wider debate regarding collective nouns used to describe dinosaurs. A flock of Nasutoceratops doesn't sound right and just like animal's today there are lots of collective nouns used to describe groups, such as a school of whales, a pride of lions, a mob of kangaroos etc. As for a baby Nasutoceratops, both Papo and PNSO have made baby Triceratops models. You could modify the model by trimming the small nose horn to make it look like a boss, then you can paint this figure to match the adults. Juvenile ceratopsians had very different ornamentation compared to the adults. If you want further information just email info@everythingdinosaur.com

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcom The papo baby triceratops looks more like a nasutoceratops than the PNSO one but painting it would just be a hassle as where can you buy collectA dinosaur paints ? CollectA probably keeps their paint blends a secret or other people would buy one collectA dinosaur then make a silicon mold and make thousands more and then paint them with collectA dinosaur colours. And If I mixed colours to make nasutoceratops colours the grey on the body would be too dark or too light and the red on the face would be wrong too.

Update:I'll use a PNSO triceratops baby as the baby nasutoceratops. And sand down the horn with sandpaper,also colour the head black with a sharipe marker, also maybe baby nasutoceratops were different colours from the adults eg Tapirs and grebes.

It is a great figure and I am fascinated by the idea that as Saurophaganax fossils are radioactive, this is one dinosaur that could potentially still kill you. Thanks for your comment.

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcomthank you

Thanks for your input, we miss the Carnegie model series.

@@Everythingdinosaurdotcom your welcome

Thank you for your input.

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Thanks for the kind comment.

Thanks for your comment and I apologise for the lateness of my reply. We want to prioritise new Rebor models and other figures and as such we have no plans to approach BBTS.

It's a great book, a really enjoyable read.