This one reminds me a bit more of a CollectA model. Not necessarily a bad thing, but not something I would be super excited to buy.

It's nice to see another ornithopod from them after some time, and a recently described genus that's been pretty much ignored until now (other then Ancestors but those aren't mass produced).

Great review as always, I love that haolonggood worked on such a recent species. I think I recall hearing that when you commission a factory to make your figures, you have to agree on a certain palette of colors from the beginning, resulting in repeating color schemes amongst figures. Each additional color you add to the palette also brings with it higher fees from the factory. You can see repeating patterns amongst safari, collecta, and pnso figures as well. So it’s possible that under their current arrangement theres a limited number of colors to choose from

Am always excited to see a new vid🔥

Very beautiful, fine details! I like the brown version.

Still unaccustomed to a hadrosaur without cheek tissue. The more derived hadrosaurs evolved the most advanced method for processing plant material of any organism yet known. I am perplexed why would an animal possess such an effective method of eating plants while lacking tissue to keep their meals from dropping to the ground below.

The tsintaosaurus is definitely criminally undersized. I was really disappointed that it was in a 1/45 to 1/50 scale range.

An excellent and thoughtful review, as always. I'm fond of my hadrosaurs too (not to mention my ceratopsians and sauropods!), so I'm thrilled by Haolonggood's choice here. I completely agree with you that the stark white squiggly stripes are overdone by Haolonggood on several of their models. If they were softer in tone and better blended in, it would present a much better effect. We have a saying, "Less is more"! I'm not too concerned about the repeating colour palette. I had assumed it was a practical production consideration, and it gives the brand's output a certain homogeneity and cohesion, so it's not all bad. When all is said and done, for me this year Haolonggood has been far and away the most exciting of my dinosaur firms, and they have given me hours of pleasure. I ordered both the Tlatolophus variants. And I'm deciding which of the Alamosaurus variants to order - I like them both, so I'm taking my time.

Nice. I think i'll get the brown one, this time. And... that's it.

Finally another hadrosaur model! I like both of them but I'm also annoyed by the clumsy white/black paint stripes. I never heard of this wonderful species before... thanks for the biography of this creature! I hope to see an Edmontosaurus or Lambeosaurus figure from HLG, Nanmu or Rebor one day

Excelente review! Yo tengo el Tlatolophus de Ancestors, pero estoy muy feliz de que otras marcas más accesibles se atrevan a sacar su versión de este dinosaurio 😁Estoy de acuerdo contigo respecto a las proporciones de la mandíbula, creo que debió ser más alargada la mandíbula superior 😮Por lo demás muy contento con esta pieza y esperemos se animen a explorar otras paletas de colores como ellos lo han hecho en sus otras figuras ☺

Haolonggood está haciendo un cierre de 2023 por todo lo alto. Tengo muchísima curiosidad por ver hacia dónde irán en 2024 y qué mejoras en sus modelos ofrecerán. Una marca muy a tener en cuenta. Gran trabajo en tu análisis, amigo 😊🙏🏼

Not excited for it coz pnso hadrosaurs are better in my opinion. I really cant wait to see ur review on haolonggood alamosaurus mamenchisaurus brachiosaurus & argentinosaurus. Sauropods r my all time favorite 😊

Thanks for another great review! Honestly, don’t love this one. BUT…I AM very interested in the upcoming Alamosaurus. Are you getting that one and if so, which color(s)? I’m having a hard time deciding. And since I already dropped money on the PNSO version, it’s an even tougher call.

Yep, thats the glyph for "word" or "speech"... Nice to see a mexican dinosaur figure.

i loveee the headsculpt! the body kinda has a bit of a fleshy appearance that i associate with Dino&Dog and Passion Charger that I don't really like, but it's very negligible in comparison to them lol

Well, well, what do we have here? When I saw the news about this new hadrosaur, I wondered which company would step up and give us the toy figure. I never thought it was going to be Haolonggood. This figure looks so beautiful and well crafted. But as I said in that Baryonyx video, it seems like Haolonggood is in a hurry and trying to catch up to its rival companies (I shouldn't say rival, so I'll say other toy figure companies). Dear Haolonggood, we would love to welcome new and obscure species to our collections. But please make them scientifically accurate; there is no need to hurry and ruin the model. I'm seriously dissatisfied with the color schemes in this green one. It looks so pale and pinkish in some areas. And of course, I'm not going to comment on that short face (premaxilla). I think it's time for Haolonggood to change its color schemes and patterns. And those front limbs look so skinny, it looks like this Tlatolophus is having a hard time walking with its huge body. That's why they say, Never skip the leg day 😉. Either way, I think I like the brown version more. And I hope Haolonggood will take some time to rearrange their color patterns and accuracy. And I'm so excited to see that Alamosaurus. Thank you so much, as always, my dear sir. You are the best.🖤

I dont know which one u pick up between color A & B of haolonggood alamosaurus but they both look gorgeous. But C is not my fav

Amazing video as always but I really miss some dragons . Are you planing some ? You have this amazing style of reviewing them.

It's nice to see them do a new yet underrepresented dinosaur, but I have to say I'm not a huge fan of it The detailing is very smooth and fine. Which would usually be fine and a good thing. But the paint job is also so... washed out? Everything feels like it was just spray painted on from a distance. It ends up looking cheap imo. I think this one could have really benefited from a darker wash or dry brushing, to add sharpness to it.

I daresay HLG has reached a level of detail now on par with PNSO, which when you compare this model to their Ouranosaurus from less than a year ago, it's insane how far they've come!

Regardless of the how’s and why’s, the monetization of any of your vid’s is not a deterrent nor a detractor. Your reviews with ads are very much welcome as opposed to the alternative- no reviews from you at all. No apologies necessary.

I think the Ancestors one is a bit more accurate, but I still wish I had known this one was coming back when I ordered it! 😢 Would have saved quite a bit of $

So, I noticed the foreshortened upper “bill” in the thumbnail of your review before even watching it. I think it’s easily fixable with a bit of creative sculpt work. My biggest problem with HLG figures is the rote paint jobs. The base colors aren’t bad given some of the better blending they’ve been doing but….excuse me….BUT…the continued out of context addition of white hashes and splotchings have more in common with graffiti or a Pollock painting. They can begin leaving out Step #3. I get that’s an opinion and I’ll own it. But, please. Stop with the white “accents”. Having said that, I like this figure. A lot. It’s another step HLG has taken towards bringing affordable and well designed figures to the market place. I will be ordering one. It will fall victim to my paint brush. Also going to preorder their upcoming Alamosaurus. It looks pretty good-stated as a 1/35 figure but I think it might exist on the “smaller” end of that scale. We’ll see. It’s still exciting and under $100! Fingers crossed. Thanks again for a no punches pulled review.

Im so happy they respect the proportions in this dinosaur.

I'm a bit disappointed. Thought that they'd be better

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Good figure but not one of their best... Ouranosaurus was much better even in painting.

This is a downgrade from their oueanosaurus. It looks like a collecta model, whereas their ouranossurus looks straight from PNSO. The detail just isn't yhere