Loved those 2 safari reviews. Would be very interested to see a video on your whole dino collection. :)

I couldn't agree more on having the 2017 Feathered Tyrannosaurus as number 1. I nought three I love it that much!

I would definitely have the Safari Deinonychus on the list

Awesome

1. T. Rex 2. Diplodocus 3. Velociraptor 4. Giganotosaurus 5. Deinonychus 6. Triceratops 7. Kronosaurus 8. Allosaurus 9. Stegosaurus 10. Baryonyx

it would be cool to see a Papo top 10! not sure how accurate Papo figures are but to me they look accurate.

I love this video very much

We now know that Tyrannosaurus rex did not had feathers as we thought there’s a paper that Dr. Thomas carr did

The great thing about the Triceratops to me as a paleontologist is the scales and osteoderms - that really is VERY similar to the actual skin impressions that we have for Triceratops where you have these broad scales across the side of the body with the occasional protruding nodule - I don't know how intentional that was but if you go take a look at Mark Witton's blog post on dinosaur skin you'll find some good examples there. Now, of course, Safari Ltd.'s quality is a good notch lower than, say, PNSO or Nanmu, but it's got a solid place in my heart, especially the 1993 Velociraptor, which I had as a kid back then and have now on my desk behind me as I write this facing off against CollectA's awesome Protoceratops. EDIT: Ah, I see you reference the skin impression - good on you ;)

At the moment I only have one Safari figure. But in the future, I'm hoping to get as much as I can. It'll take maybe years 😅😅but I will one day❤ And my favorite Safari Ltd figures list would be.... 1. Baryonyx (Love this figure) 2. Feathered Velociraptor (Most accurate Velociraptor figure out there I think) 3. Megacerops 4. Vagaceratops 5. Archaeopteryx (Most accurate Archaeopteryx figure I think) 6. Malawisaurus 7. Anzu Wyliei 8. Regaliceratops 9. Patagotitan 10. Edmontosaurus

I love this video so much

These are one of my favorite figures from Safari Ltd 0:15, 2:45, 6:50-7:02, 8:22, 9:25 & 10:46. CollectA Bonus 11:00

I think I am first??? BTW great vid.

Deinonychus,.,.,.,.,🥺😭

PLS do a collection video!

Not a fan of the feathered T. Rex - specifically because it's an example of current paleoart going too far and wide with the notion of feathered dinosaurs despite skin impressions from T. Rex itself as well as other closely related species which demonstrate that it had - at least over the main portions of the body including the neck - scales, not feathers (and if one employs a bit of logic it's easy to understand why: feathers generally serve 1 of 3 functions - 1. Flight, 2. Display or 3. Insulation or a combination of the above, and with a 9 to 10 ton adult T. Rex we can immediately rule out flight and given the hothouse environment of late Cretaceous north America and the sheer mass of the animal - big animals take a long time to cool down, which is why big African mammals tend to be largely hairless if they weigh over a ton or so - so insulation is unlikely as an adult....this leaves display, and the most likely place for display feathers on a Rex - since we can eliminate the sides of the body for the most part - would be along the neck and top of the back, if present at all). Of course, there ARE earlier basal Tyrannosaurids that had feathers - but it is a mistake to extrapolate from that and assume all did, just as it'd be a mistake to assume all mammals are covered in fur - they're not. So a fully feather-coated T. Rex is simply not accurate to what we know or to the application of basic thought exercises on the matter. Now, a juvenile or especially HATCHLING T. Rex is a TOTALLY different story and I wouldn't be in the least surprised if a very young Rex had insulating feathers (night in the Cretaceous for a small animal would still at times get a bit chilly). One could be excused for running a line of feathers along the back of an adult but a full coating? Simply incorrect. That SAID, I do appreciate that they at least made an effort at a more dynamic color scheme than we usually see with the usual earth-toned Rexes. I could certainly see a big adult Rex sporting some flashy colors above the eyes and on the face as a whole. We known face biting was a thing with Tyrannosaurs, so same-species combat and therefor competition was certainly a fact of life for them, and one thing is for sure among LIVING dinosaurs (birds) - color often plays a role in display.

Nasutoceratops is their best ceratopsian.

I went with strictly dinos : 10. Yutyrannus 9. Anzu 8. Deinocheirus 7. Einiosaurus 6. Regaliceratops 5. Camarasaurus 4. Sauropelta 3. Nasutoceratops 2. Deinonychus 1. T-Rex

Hey there can you show a liopleurodon

Where can you buy the gryposaurus?

Trex now not feathered to be tought

Trex now thought now feathered

Not