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I just got the Papo Baryonyx, the pictures online of it look a little goofy, but I really like it. What does /toy/ think about it? Also toy dinosaur general thread.
The world needs more 1/12 dinosaurs.
Cool beans, anon! His arms look articulated (shoulder swivel), is that correct? What're his dimensions?
Seriously looking forward to pic related when it comes out.
>>5565741
The arms don't move, disappointingl. He's a little over 12 in long. Also every photo I've seen of the baryonyx looks like hot garbage, but I was pleasantly surprised by how good this model is. All it really needs is a better paint job and it could be the best baryonyx figure available.
Not digging that glossy look. Do all the new papos have that?
>>5565782
I don't know, this is the first Papo I have pulled the trigger on. (OP BTW) Here it is with the jp Allosaurus for a size comparison
>>5565782
The glossy look makes them look alive, to me. Papo really is the best.
>>5565724
That looks gorgeous. Shame it's basically statueshit, but gorgeous nonetheless.
I wonder how that kickstarter for the super-articulated realistic Velociraptors is going?
>>5566377
It starts end of next month according to the Facebook page
>>5565782
Not all of them.
>>5566377
Do they have feathers?
>>5567410
Yes. All of the raptor models the guy will be doing will be feathered.
>>5566377
>kickstarter for the super-articulated realistic Velociraptors is going
what's the name of the kickstarter?
>>5567567
It's by Creative Beast studio called Beast of Mesozoic. The creator split the baby on the scale, t is officially a 1/6th scale, but the 1/6th raptors are ideal for Jurassic Park raptor replacement for 1/12th scale because the Jurassic Park raptors are twice of their actual size in nature.
But yeah can't wait for this shit
>>5567600
>the 1/6th raptors are ideal for Jurassic Park raptor replacement for 1/12th scale because the Jurassic Park raptors are twice of their actual size in nature.
so basically they're 1/12th scale deinonychus raptors
>>5567469
Fucking why?
>>5567613
They're 1/12th scale Utahraptor. Deinonychus was not that big IRL, just look up the wiki page
>>5567628
Because it's realistic and looks cool.
>>5567628
>>5567634
Here we go again, scale fags vs. feather fags round #104.
The bottom line is the artist is a realistic dinosaur / paleoart enthusiast, so it's up to him to make whatever he wants. If you want JP scaly raptors go buy the Hasbro/Kenner ones or go make your own Kickstarter
>>5567613
Basically, they´re literal velociraptors for 1/6th scale figures, and utahraptors for 1/12th scale figures. The focus was on 1/6th scale, though.
Personally, I think it's just way better for 6-7 inch figures.
>>5567600
>1/6th scale
So how huge would the T-Rex figure be?
>>5567650
Pretty fucking huge, Tom.
>>5567652
That should be an interesting kickstarter then, because I'm pretty sure they're required by dino law to make T-Rex figures if they do a dinosaur line.
>>5567646
>Personally, I think it's just way better for 6-7 inch figures.
The raptors really look out of place for 1/6th inch figure, mostly also because of the joints. 1/6th figures are not usually know for their articulation, so all the joints look out of place when you put the raptor next to say Hot Toys figure.
It does look great as 1/12 Utahraptor though
>>5567653
Nah. The stretch goals are more raptors. There's already hundreds of T-rex figures out there
>>5567657
>1/6th figures are not usually known for their articulation
No, there are some lines with pretty good articulation, it's just that most 1/6ths are collectors figures now and most collectors figures hide the joints with fabric or something.
>>5567661
>There's already hundreds of T-rex figures out there
The only one with decent articulation is the tiny as fuck Revoltech
>>5567661
Damn, I was hoping for something like some of those crazy looking ancient crocodiles. At least the 5th one looks pretty cool.
>>5567657
How did you get one already?
>>5567665
Pic related has all the articulation you'll ever need for a T-Rex toy
>>5567672
Stole the pictures from the facebook page
>>5567662
>No, there are some lines with pretty good articulation
Name one 1/6 figure that can do pose of pic related
>>5567678
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail?gcode=FIG-DOL-2545&page=top%2Fsearch%2Flist%3Fs_keywords%3Dreal+action+heroes%24pagemax%3D40%24getcnt%3D0%24pagecnt%3D4
>>5567683
Now what about a non blank 1/6 figure.
>>5567685
RAH Ryuko probably, but almost all of them could do it if you took off the pants. Like I said, the problem is the fabric.
>>5567673
Fuck, 'Big Al' alone at 1/12 scale would be the same dimensions as Thrasher save the extra 4in of tail length added on. And a 1/12th JP Rex would be almost 4ft in length and over 1ft at the hip-height. I'll settle for a 1/12th Al alone, but what I wouldn't give for a 1/12 Rex....
>>5567678
almost any shf can do that.
>>5567673
>no head, neck, or foot, articulation
>all you'll ever need
nope
>>5567646
It'd make a cool mount.
>>5568024
Probably not very. The stylized "articulated" raptors from Creative Beast studio were made of resin and fragile as fuck
>>5568076
To be fair, these Kickstarter ones are probably made of plastic rather than resin.
Also that stylized raptor looks awesome.
>>5567950
At least Papo still gives us the proper dinosaurs.
>>5567950
>>5567628
>>5568076
Everything made of resin is fragile as fuck, especially if it's articulated.
>>5568169
You were in that thread too?
>>5568076
But those ones weren't made to be played with. They were meant to be painted and then posed once.
The feathered raptor will be plastic, not resin, and are made with play/articulation in mind.
I want one or more dino-mounts
>>5565724
IDK why the consumer product ends up with this silly plasticy gloss finish. It makes him look like a silly product.
See pic related for the initial reveal, the paint is much better
The Raptor looks cool but it can't fucking stand on its own so its a pass for me.
>>5569393
it probably can if you pose the legs properly. If not, who cares? you can either hide the stand in your photos or just photoshop it out
>>5569917
What is that creature?
Hasbro isn't even trying anymore
>>5569928
It's the Papo Baryonyx. Same as OP's.
>>5569934
>implying they were trying to begin with
Where have you been the past year or so?
>>5569934
Not him, but here's what to expect.
>>5570054
The spiked ankylo is kind of cool actually.
>>5570054
Those fucking Hero Mashers are much better spiritual successors to Chaos Effect.
Not to mention much better toys than the main ones.
>>5570054
I like the repaint of the Growler Raptor. The paint apps look like the Ford Explorers from the first film.
>>5570142
I need more ankylos. I think the last new one I saw was the one of the characters from The Good Dinosaur. There's a Dino Trux one too I guess.
Only figure I'm buyin
I'd kill for an articulated (currently) scientifically accurate spino.
>>5570244
Hopefully they'll fix his head before release.
No... No, they won't.
>>5570042
They tried for the new sculpts in the 2013 line.
>>5571101
We got only two out of the four prototypes. I still want my fucking Carnotaurus and Stegosaurus.
>>5567644
>>5568878
The hypocrisy of "scientifically accurate" people. They want dinosaur toys to represent real life animals, but then play the toys and have the dinosaurs fight Ninja, Predator, Aliens or ride on anime girls
>>5571139
I just think the feathers look cool.
>>5570054
I have mixed feelings about this line on one hand I love the hybrid toyline idea and was sad the Chaos Effect toyline Jurassic Park had in the late 90s was cancelled too soon and we didn't get any more crazy colors/hybrids so I'm glad its being continued again but these sculpts look even worse than the early 90s dinosaurs.
>>5571139
I hate using scifi guns with my toys and them fighting off aliens and demons.
Realistic guns > shitty nonsense fictional guns
>>5567661
These look like theyre wearing some furry jacket. Never been a fan of the feathered fuckers, but these look kinda nice.
>>5571139
You're too desperate to have a 'gotcha'.
>>5570185
Theres atleast one in Dino-Riders.
>>5571569
And you're too much of an idiot to have a coherent post. Quit talking.
>>5571664
Holy shit, just how bumbusted are you?
>>5571424
And we still don't have Ultimasaurus. God damnit.
>>5571694
Considering you're the one continuing an argument with someone, I think you've got a lot if issues you need to sort out before you try to talk to anyone else in this thread. For ours and this thread's sake, stop.
>>5570054
Do you think the kids of today will look back on these fondly like we do for the original JP line? Or will they recognize that the toys were shit and Hasbro didn't give a fuck?
Git hyped. Now really wishing that I picked up the Gothripolis line when it came out
>>5567644
so these fit in with 6 inch range? I'm not a fan of feathers but thats a pretty good looking figure, reminds me of the velosoprey from monster hunter a little
>>5567469
where can i buy this?
>>5573346
They're velociraptor-scale (tiny as fuck) for 12 inch and utahraptor-scale (JP-ish scale) for 6 inch characters.
So they work.
>>5573347
As previously stated here, these'll be in a Kickstarter soon.
>>5573196
They're folding most of the animal people into the Mythic Legions line.
>>5573462
no need to previously state! I just saw pictures of the figure next to another figure and assumed it was out
>>5573391
Quit starting shit in these threads, Jesus Christ you people are children.
So what are the must have Papo dinosaurs?
>>5574517
ur mum
>>5574519
Nice advice, fag
I only got Revoltech T.Rex and I'm real happy with it. Glad I came into this thread and saw >>5567600 though, never bought western-made figures since I began collecting but that raptor looks really good, definitely interested in getting that.
>>5574517
The big T Rex I guess. Im never that big of papo fan to begin with. They're all just NOT jp dinosaurs, they even steal the color schemes of every jp dinos they featured. Also, statues.
>>5574623
As far as non statue shit, what is there? We got a revlotech t rex, the kickstarter raptor is there anything articulated that is worthwhile?
>>5573196
That's not an actual Four Horsemen bird, is it? I know they're doing an archaeopteryx.
>>5574668
No that's a custom near as I can tell.
>>5572382
Dear god, that'd be depressing if they nostalgia over the current shit. I mean, I only recently got back into toys from a decade-long hiatus so stuff like Figma, revoltech, and even Neca STILL amazes me these past 2yrs. I feel sorry for the kids in their teens and younger who are gonna have to deal with rape-price Kenner stuff when they get older and start looking for cool 'old-school' figures us future old-fags will be telling them about.
>"Back in MY day, JP dinos were all in the same scale! None of this dang-fangled 'bash-n-bite' or 'growlies' tom-foolery! We even had Spitters (you youngins know them as Dilophasaurus) that could spit water! None the those darned 'poison missiles'!"
>>5574664
>is there anything articulated that is worthwhile?
-The Hasbro Allosaurus & Pachirinosaurus
-Resaurus lines
-Walking with Dinosaur line (pic related, especially trodoon & ultimate gorgon)
Also there's this crazy mexican bootleg company who's honestly doing better job than Hasbro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtoVJUYbeZ4
http://www.dinomania.com.mx/
>>5576917
Forgot pic
>>5576920
I'm sorry, I can never take that sad T-Rex seriously.
>>5576925
The Ultimate Gorgon toy were nice, and had some size to it.
>>5576917
Shit, forgot about those Mexican dinos. They might be bootlegs of various lines, but to get a Thrasher and Bull Rex at lower prices than the real deal...I'm REALLY tempted...
>>5576964
Where can you get the Mexican bootlegs and not compromise your card information?
>>5578125
I love how shitty those joints look.
>>5578854
Second this.
>>5578967
Is a mystery, I guess we must give our credit cards to the filthy Mexicans before Trump builds his wall.
>>5571982
>that Ultimasaurus hatchling will never get its mama
>>5578966
How would you do them then?
>>5567678
Really? Because even a Barbie can get pretty close. Raiden's only got two PoA more than she does, three if you count the little disc in his waist.
>>5578854
prepaid credit card. anything that takes visa will take prepaid visa cards.
>>5580176
>no ab crunch
>no neck articulation
>no shoulder articulation
>>5580274
>pointing out same things original post points out
>>5580176
Barbie'll kick your ass.
>>5581845
>Observing the elusive Concernosaurus in his natural habitat.
>>5580176
What happened to your F key?
>>5582637
Paid his respects too hard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu533OKYHyc
>>5580176
that's the barbie made to move?
also monster high 17 inch doll have better articulation, and i think draculaura collector edition too.
>>5584240
No, the Made to Move has the same jointing system as the 17" girls but scaled down, plus they have rotational ankles. I have both and personally think the Barbie has slightly better posing ability too since her proportions are more normal.
Getting back to dinosaur figures.
>>5586913
Holy Shit you have quite a collection. JP Dino Riders, V rex, is that Carnotaur from the Disney Dinosaur? I didn't know he came in that size.
>>5567469
Are those dino poops?
>>5586913
>that gigantic sauropod
Where'd you get it??
It's Dino Riders Brontosaurus not so easy to find.
>>5588588
Nah, alternate toes for running poses.
