Which of the two versions would you say resembles more the Dinosaur King Penta?

Yes but prices are increasing too fast... I paid my Nasutoceratops 15 usd, then ouranosaurus 18 usd... Now this one is 35 usd....love haolongood painting but prices are becoming similar to pnso...papo pentaceratops is 25 usd and it s fantastic too...

it would represent a 7.35M long individual excluding horn length and an 8.4m with horn length included which would fit in that 6-8m long estimation // just a fairly large individual. Even if you dont see it as 1/35 it could be seen as a titanoceratops. Either way sucks to be you i guess haha

@@TasimanaOG It's a point of view. I think it sucks to have a pentaceratops bigger than a triceratops, for example. Fact is, i can buy a lot of figures ar around 1/35, so i don't really mind if i can't have every single release. I think that having all the figures on scale with each other it's also a matter of scientific accuracy.

@@antoniorocha3967 In your case sure, but i think that triceratops could have easily exceeded 9m long which would mean that a figure of 26cm long (excluding horns) would have to exist (pnso one is only like 21-22cm without horn length). Personally i like to have the "biggest possible" iteration of each species so i guess its just personal preference but seriously the detail and sculpt of this figure in person is as good and the paint is better than my pnso trike.

@@TasimanaOG Problem is, every known animal (in this case, dinosaur), would have to be bigger than the maximum estimated size , so it would end the same. And i collect extant animals also, when i can get them around 1/35. I would'nt want a rhino as big or bigger than an elephant...

@@antoniorocha3967 terrible comparison with a rhino and elephant when they are completely different animals when know that A) penta and triceratops are closely related and B) take some asian elephants are known to reach 7 tons (larger than the average African elephant) so who's to say it wasn't similar with these animals? an 8m pentaceratops as haolonggood is completely plausible and based off of some remains is very well likely.