Its always impressive how much you can share with us about all of these dinosaur figures. You became the best review channel for me

I really appreciate the amount of research you do on these figures. Thank you!

Just got mine this past Christmas and as I usually do when I get a pnso I take a trip down memory lane and rewatch the review that convinced me to get it in the first place, I have mine parked with the saurophaganax and what a display these make, especially with the baby acting as a treat for the sauro

Your joy in observing and presenting these models is infectious! Another heartfelt and jubilant review! I just recently procured the wonderful Rebor Woodland Stegosaurus (although it seems there is a dorsal plate with either some paint scratched off or splattered with white paint which is unfortunate and irritating)and am hoping to add this one to the herd. I am not seeing anywhere to buy the Allosaurus as of yet. Hope that changes soon. Thanks again for another excellent video!

Not about this videos in particular, but you have a amazing voice and way to translate the given information into a very pleasing experience, please never stop even if the channel doesn't grow too much.

Great review! This is by far the best stegosaurus model in my opinion, i love the plates with the orange in the middle and black on the top, I actually love the dark green on the stegosaurus because i always picture in my mind that stegosaurus as they grow older they turn darker, and thats a reason why i love the baby stegosaurus

I just wish pnso wasnt so expensive. Most of the figures (due to their size and lack of any base/articulation) shouldnt be any over £20, with the exception of a few such as the trex which should be around £35-40. But instead they are mostly £30 for the normal ones and the rex is £50+. Makes it impossible for me to collect them cause I know that if I get a few of them I'll become addicted and end up spending hundreds. Plus each few new releases the price just goes up. When they started their, I suppose I could say, dino figure marathon they came out at about £20, then after a few releases they became £25, then £30 and have luckily stopped increasing for now. They are starting to "do a rebor"

I just love the way you display the different models at the end of the video. Its allow viewer to compare the differences between models i.e. coloration and its pose.

Nice. Perhaps one of PNSO's finest...

Any review that can compare dinosaur plates against potato chips gets my stamp of approval! What a great and detailed review! Can't get these here yet in Oz, but going by Wilson it will be very dear (Museum Line!). I might still look at the original Biber that I don't think is too bad.

@DinosDragons, you are the Best reviewer!

Since you are so well informed.. is there reason to believe that adult animals were caring for the babies? Evidence such as footprints or family graves? Thank you very much!

After seeing your review, I've just placed my order .... i knew i shouldn't look at your review... :D

Wow, it is so impressive how you got the tones right when pronouncing Tuojiangosaurus!

The other part of the point of the plates, in my mind, is not simply defense or as a mating display but to increase the side profile of the animal to make it appear larger and more intimidating to a predator. This is something we do see in nature - animals are always puffing themselves up to look bigger and it would not be in the least surprising if that was a purpose - at least one of several - of the plates. And yes, thin or not, they'd provide SOME barrier to a bite from above - in this case, that bite would be coming from a large theropod - namely, Torvosaurus or Allosaurus. Everything ABOUT Stegosaurus was built for defense - the throat was armored - and you don't develop an armored throat unless there are things going after your neck constantly - the plates along the neck, then, provide a barrier along the top of the neck, making it a lot harder to get in there and bite down on the neck itself. You'd have the plates stabbing the roof of your mouth while the teeth of the lower jaw bit into armor, and that's assuming the thagomizers don't get you. One thought I've had about the plates: they're often depicted as being smooth in profile, with regular edges, maybe because it's more aesthetically pleasing - but the reality is we have no reason to think the outer layer that wasn't fossilized WOULD be so smooth. Could have been a lot more sharp and jagged than that, which would give Stegosaurus a much more nasty appearance - almost like Godzilla's plates - and here's the other thing: if the sheath material over the plates grows back at a given rate, then some superficial damage isn't a huge deal if the animal survives - it can always grow it out again. This is all supposition of course.

Im fascinated with Stegosaurus. Still my fav is REBOR! Great review.

How come we did not know for so long the width of the stegosaurus pelvis? Hadn't we found a single pelvic girdle all these centuries? All stegosaurus had such wide hips?

One issue I have with PNSO is just with the seams in the plastic that are very visible in some places - I get that they have to make them in pieces and fit them together but I can't help but feel that with the level of quality they're shooting for, filing down or smoothing out that seam line would be something they'd think of. Just a minor thing. The other thing is just....I think 1:35 scale is ok, but I'd love if they could offer a 1:20 scale for those of us who want a bigger model. I think 1:20 sale is the biggest you could really get without some of the bigger dinosaurs coming out - even in 1/20th scale - absolutely insanely huge. Some exceeded 30 meters in length (around 100 feet) so 1:20 scale there would be about 5 feet or about 1.5 meters. Pretty big for a model of a sauropod BUT you could keep the 1:35 scale and still offer the massive 1:20 scale line which could fit in even MORE detail that you simply can't fit into a 1:35 scale model. Now, at that scale I think the MATERIALS used to make them might have to change due to the weight of such a large model (if a sauropod is 5 feet long and made of PVC I'm thinking there'd be significant sagging over time due to its own weight), but just a thought. The OTHER possibility is to go a BIT smaller but not too much - 1:25 scale would still be decently big for a model and at THAT scale, something like a 100' sauropod comes out at 4' or not much over a meter long. Then a T. Rex - if we assume 13 meters or about 42' - that comes out to about 20.5 inches long or around the half meter mark. Pretty decently big, but not TOO big like some of the Jurassic World figures which are OVER a meter long for just the T. Rex which would make a sauropod at that scale truly massive. ANYway, I just feel, personally, that 1:35 scale is sometimes a bit TOO small. The 1:20 to 1:25 scale range would just work a lot better especially for smaller taxa, while not being too massive to the point where it's comical. Might be too big for the very longest of sauropods (some estimates for Barosaurus range up over the 150' mark, and while that's not at all something easily substantiable and depends on a lot of assumed variables, IF true and some of the longest sauropods COULD reach lengths exceeding 150', then a 1:20 scale of that would be actually comically big - at least 7.5' or close to 2.5 meters long, so about the length of a person's dining room table) BUT then again if we assume lengths that extreme...1:35 scale is also too big for most people because that would STILL be over 4 feet long.

its wonderful and the inclusion of the baby does make it even better, mine just arrived yesterday old stegosaurus is very good too, its proportions and general sculpt still hold up well to modern stegosaurus information we have the only thing is the details that are not so good but its old so i can overlook that, its awesome though how it can fit as a subadult it really fits as a transitional stage between adult and baby

I can really see the difference that PNSO had made with their dinosaurs and it is seen with the better detailed more accurately scaled scales (no pun intended) and better paint application, but because of this I am a bit wary of buying their older figures like the Tyrannosaurus rex because I want it to not be outdated by their new one as soon as I buy it so if they make the scales of their new Tyrannosaurus more like their sitting version or the Zhuchengtyrannus that is in a walking pose then I will buy it. (and yes I'm thinking of getting the latest Stegosaurus because of its improved accuracy and scaling )

Thanks for another informative and entertaining review! I’m really torn here. I already have the Rebor and the older Biber (and always come close to buying the Sideshow whenever one pops up on EBay), but I have so little space for more figures. Perhaps I’ll wait for my PNSO Allosaurus to arrive before deciding. Ugh!

Best Stegosaurus (in my opinion) after the sideshow Steogo. And for the price and size it´s on top.

Imo best Stegosaurus figure! Also I personally really like the dark color. If only it was slightly bigger Id be more happier. The baby is absolutely adorable tho :D

Excellent review. Everything is spot on. I'm sure that in later videos you have toned down the music, which is the only negative. It drove me kind of batty. And thank you for always comparing your review object with other dinosaurs. Very very helpful.

Another amazing review on the amazing PNSO Stegosaurus ( Bieber & Rook ) Also I hope y'all are having a great day.

The only defect in this figure is the price.

came here from your review of the Rebor Stegosaurus and really like the scientific explanations you do - would there be any chance you'll get your hands on a Nanmu Stegosaurus to do a comparison (Nanmu v Rebor v PNSO), much like what you did for the PNSO v Nanmu Allosaurus review? (:

Awesome video ! Would recommend getting this figure or the Safari Stegosaurus 2019 for scientific accuracy?

Se veía muy bien en fotos pero en el vídeo se ve espectacular!! Te felicito por tu figura, crees que represente a una especie en particular?

Ohh this video was posted on my birthday.

Yours is the third review I’ve seen and in all three the plates are warped , I don’t know if this is intentional or the design aesthetic . Personally , I prefer the smaller version but will have the figure repainted to resemble REBOR’s mountain variant Stegosaurus , which I find the paint scheme a most welcomed change of pace .

i actually welcome the darker shade on this model. it refreshing to see a different tone applied on a pnso model honestly the paints on their models are way too similar its getting boring. Anyway great model and a great review although i think the safari ltd stego proportions are more accurate and most updated. But the paint on that model leave much to be desired i must admit. Wish pnso had done this in those proportions, but overall still a great model!

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Between PNSO and REBOR who have the most accurate stegosaurus?

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this pnso stego is expensive. .. it is nice, but i held back after checking the price. If you compare it with rebor stego, then rebor can be justified.

Pretty good, but ugh the price....still sticking to the Safari Ltd. 2019 Stego. Wish I had just the little Rook hah hah.

The high price doesn't make sense for such a small miniature.

A seven ton male stegosaurus

멋지긴한데 너무 비싸.. sad..

God PLEASE find a new background song for your reviews!!

I been disliking the new pnso theropod not a big fan of the color granted great reviews but meh figure But this new stego make me love pnso again i love this figure color alot Its me darth if you dont reconize due to new profile pic