Andy’s Dinosaur Review of the Yutyrannus

The first review is up for the Beasts of the Mesozoic: Tyrannosaur Series Yutyrannus! Big ‘thank you’ to Andy’s Dinosaur Reviews for posting this so quickly!

The first review is up for the Beasts of the Mesozoic: Tyrannosaur Series Yutyrannus! Big ‘thank you’ to Andy’s Dinosaur Reviews for posting this so quickly!

New Cyberzoic package art today! This time we take to the desert as we get our first look at the Deinonychus Set, featuring the Gunrunner Armor and Badlands Sentry, brilliantly executed by Raph Herrera Lomotan!

One of the best-known dinosaurs of all time, Triceratops was among the largest Ceratopsians. Often viewed as defensive weapons, its frill and horns are now more associated with species identification, courtship, and display. We go over the unboxing, articulation, Paint, and Posability of our 1/18th scale Triceratops horridus, Highly posable, scientifically accurate, Action Figure! ?

As much as we love to call all the beasts of the Mesozoic Era dinosaurs, they weren’t. Dinosaurs were land dwellers, and the first swimmer could dive into water that lived on land! Unlike this beast, the creatures of the sea belong to the Ichthyosaurs group. Learn more about the first swimmers who lived on…

An update from the paint desk of Candid Sculpts- here are the nearly completed prototypes for the Beasts of the Mesozoic 1/18 Tarbosaurus and 1/35 WWD Tyrannosaurus rex!

I have to share this incredible custom of the 1/18 Beasts of the Mesozoic grey T. rex figure by Michael Moloney- what a beauty! It’s his speculative take on a Nanuqsaurus, taking inspiration from Yutyrannus, Cassowaries, black bears, and other large Tyrannosaurs for the head crest. An amazing work of art and a great example…

NO LONGER IN STOCK In case anyone is still wanting to track down the glow-in-the-dark orange variant Zuniceratops, there’s a great bundle deal right now courtesy of Toy Pizza: https://www.knightsoftheslice.com/products/bundle-glow-ceratopsian-glomega
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