2023 PNSO Cameron the Tyrannosaurus Rex Review!!!
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2023
- Today we're checking out another brand new PNSO release as we've got the newest Museum series model, Cameron the Tyrannosaurus rex!!!
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Aside from the lip or lipless debate,it’s just perfect🙌🏽
Lack of lips aside, this has to be one of PNSO’s best releases to date. This is a massive improvement over Wilson in every single way.
Now THAT is a Tyrannosaurus!
Not gonna lie, I was not a fan of wilson. It wasn't the big scales or the lack of lips, it was the pose and proportions.
This one looks more powerful, like a true apex predator.
With lips or lipless, it's still Tyrannosaurus Rex 🦖 to me no matter what. This newest Tyrannosaurus Rex model from PNSO is so gorgeous, great job, Andy 🌷🤗.
It's paint scheme almost has that look of the novel version of the JP rex. It looks fantastic
The skull looks very real, PNSO really shines with the Tyrannosaurs.
Awesome review Andy!!
Everything here looks absolutely amazing! And that Rex... WOW!
Easily my favorite PNSO figure to date. The paint patterns on these figures are amazing!
It’s a fantastic looking rex. But PNSO is out of their minds with the pricing. We got Lingwulong which is easily twice the plastic but $10 less. On top of that we have Haolonggood cranking out amazing figures. Their Apatosaurus is a behemoth for a few bucks more than PNSO with way better paint apps. My butt puckers a little every time there’s a museum line release. Just don’t need all the extra fluff that comes with them. However I am happy for those that wanted an updated Wilson. You got your wish.
My sentiments exactly I saw that plus tax and shipping its 96$ I've noticed all the pnso T-rex figures have an upcharged is there some unconfirmed tyrannosaurus tax. I want this figure, probably I will get it eventually when it's on Prime in the next couple of weeks.
The tsintaosaurus was the worst offenser of the museumlines, for 40 wouldve been a must have, for 60 hell no too small, this one atleast is beatifuel and u pay Rex tax as its famous ( wilson too was pricey af)
I dont mind the price all that much, partiallg because i am selling wilson to make room for cameron lmao
Agreed the price is really putting me off. Definetly dislike the museum line as a whole
Zhao explains why they're being conservative on the issue of T-rex lips：1，Unlike the monitor lizard，the lower jaw of T-rex could be fully embedded in the upper jaw。If the lips existed，it would be a huge gap between jaws。In addition，2，Although T-rex does not have as many nutrient foramina as crocodiles, it is still far more than monitor lizards。Therefore，it could not be hard to keep teeth wet for T-rex。3，Exposed teeth are not uncommon among land predators，for example，Sabertooth and Kaprosuchus。
Inference is not fact, no matter how reasonable it may be. Accusations against pnso are absurd unless there is factual evidence
What about going for the middle ground? I've talked about the subject with a recently retired paleontologist. His view was that the lips were almost sure to be there, but its size is the question that only mummified theropods can answer.
@@user-gr7xn6hn5ethere’s a chance sabertooth could of had lips too, similar too a clouded leopard. And karposuchus wasn’t fully land based, it was able to come on land, and run much faster too, but it wouldn’t of stayed like that forever.
i love this figure...even as wilson owner this will be a good adition, it seems its based on Sue and wilson is based on AMNH5027, other than the skin texture quality, the science and reconstructing methods behind them is the same so its cool to display the individual variation tyrannosaurus is believed to have had and like you said wilson kinda looks like an older individual...so it's definitely feeling like getting a new thing and not just an updated version of the previous thing
I ordered this figure as soon as I could and I even thought to myself "I might even beat the UA-cam videos!" This video beat the delivery by about 2 hours. Great Video and I am absolutely blown away by this figure. I always thought that if they released essentially Wilson again just with better skin detail it would be almost perfect and Cameron goes beyond even those expectations. I am definitely in the lips camp, but I also think that PNSO is allowed to do as they please with their figures, not to mention how much of a bummer it would be if this was the first figure with lips because it really wouldn't fit with their other figures and I like to display them together.
On a side note, when I opened the box, the figure itself was, I don't really know how to describe it, like clammy, like it's covered in grit that I can't see. I've never experienced this with PNSO before. I'm just curious whether or not you experienced something similar.
Wilson feels more expensive, despite being slightly cheaper and less intricately sculpted. In my opinion Cameron should be $40-50 max
Because it´s less review, more commercial here. Reviews are positive and negative...
I think price /quality is ok. You can print somthing like this cheaper...but the paintshop....it´s ok.
I couldn't agree more. The original, exclusive* Wilson paint scheme feels more expensive and more worth the price for the model that you get. Cameron is a nice model but it's one of those 'cut and paste' PNSO models as this figure is so so similar to the Tarbosaurus figure. Sure, they're close relatives but that doesn't mean the models should be nearly identical. I feel the same exact way about the new Lucas model. The old one has a really nice base included and feels higher quality overall. The new one just looks cheaper and more 'toy'-looking. Also, PNSO JUST released their Miraxes and Mapusaurus models directly before the new Lucas so to me that updated model in particular, was a waste of a release.
The prices are a little too high generally speaking for these newer museum releases. The overall quality and execution used to be worth 60-70$. Now they just give you a bunch of pretty posters instead of giving you a nicer figure.
I need to get it. It looks super dope and it’s a much better than Wilson, even though I still like Wilson.
Simplemente brutal y hermoso este tyrannosaurus rex gran trabajo en este video 😊
Omg it’s almost the same size as the rebor rexes
I wish it had lips.it's pnso so I love it
I know I'm late to this thread but, I got this model 3 days ago and honestly I am in awe of it. Its right up there beside Rebor's Kiss for me. I also think, as far as standing goes, this is the best and most sable PNSO release we have had.
Man, such a beautiful piece. People will bash it because it as no lips, but people tend to forget no one is asking you to buy this figure. Go buy rebor Kiss if you want lips. This is probably the best Rex model out there.
People bash it because of the price like any PNSO product. They're mad that PNSO created a new market segment between cheap toys and expensive resin models. I for one, am glad they did this since I don't like the toy-like figures like Safari and resins are too expensive. This kind of figure is the perfect middle ground
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Tu as raison les gens de plaignent pour rien à part pour le prix de pnso
@@BananaCake26 non se modèle à une calité supérieure à safari et supérieur où égale à papo qui est beaucoup plus détaillé que safari pour sa part
This is exactly what I have been waiting for, however since the start of my wait I have realised that lips might be a possibility so I ill get this model but I will get another when its further updated.
Uh oh, I see one of Wilson’s toes is a little funky. Yeah good that PNSO updated their Rex
Can't wait to get mine! Heard there is another pnso release soon, not sure what it is 🤔
I mean it is beautiful! But the lack of lips decrease the appeal for me. Tho if it had been other Tyrannosaurid I would have bought it. It's also 90 bucks 🥴
Tho I need PNSO to make that 9:04 Albertosaurus!! My fav dinosaur. The art work was beautiful!
I swear I’m gonna buy it just for the art
So, basically, when you buy a Museum Series figure, not only do you get an absolutely gorgeous dinosaur model to add to your collection, but you also get some quality world building, drawing paper, information on your dinosaur, and some absolutely amazing paleoart thrown in as well. That’s awesome!
Edit: I just got this figure yesterday, and I think there’s supposed to be a different picture in there instead of two of the Proceratosaurus ones. It’s a really good figure though, and the extra stuff is definitely worth it in my opinion
3:24 btw, have you made any drawings or paintings ?
AAAA I want it, it’s so THICK. Seriously though the models stunning!
Ce tyrannosaurus rex est devenu l’un de de nés préféré modèle de tyrannosaurus rex est surtout le plus réaliste et correct scientifiquement en plus il s’appel Cameron comme le nom de nom pays d’origine.
Hey andy hope u read this msg asap. Im thinking of grabbing this from a local seller but i really need a size perspective agains a nanmu rex, any rex would do but to be specific i have the bull rex 'once and future king' ! So can u please tell how how this compares with the nanmu rex or it would be even sweeter if u could share a picture! Thanks alot mate!
How did you get it so fast??
This figure looks pretty good. The only thing that really bothers me about the PNSO carnivores is their lack of lips. Although we may not have fossilised Dino lips, it’s far too inconvenient for the animal to not have them. This is defo a good figure and I’ll probably end up getting it (at this point lips on their figures would look inconsistent). The proportions seem better when compared to Wilson, Wilson’s head looks far too small to me.
Nice review. I just received mine. I couldn’t tell how the skull looked while you were holding it. The one I got with the Rex is very deformed. Is that how yours looks or did I just get a bad one ?
Yep, exactly how mine looks. I think it's because of the way the fossil specimen it was modeled after appears.
Thank Andy, I thought that was it but wanted it confirmed.
That model is
My frofile pic!
FYI, the dentary on this has too many teeth. Adult T. rex had between 12 and 14 dentary teeth (typically fewer with age) - that is to say, 12 to 14 teeth on either side of the lower jaw, or more accurately, there are 12 to 14 "sockets" for teeth though at any one time the number may be less than this if the animal has shed teeth while feeding - this has 16 at a glance (hard to see from the images but it looks like it), which would be pretty odd. There would also be a bit of a gap between the frontmost dentary (lower jaw) teeth on either side - in the skull, the bones are not one solid continuous piece but somewhat split. That aside and putting aside the lip thing (in case it wasn't apparent, I'm a paleontologist in real life) it's not bad, though I'd say room for improvement. Now, worth mentioning that "Nanotyrannus" - which is generally widely accepted to be just a juvenile T. rex - had up to 17 dentary teeth, so during ontogenetic development the number of teeth would likely decrease and if this represents a YOUNG Tyrannosaur - which the build suggests it does not - it has all the hallmarks of a bulky, robust adult - THEN maybe 16 would be viable - but the PNSO site states that "Cameron" is based on Sue at the Chicago Field Museum - and Sue represents a very large Tyrannosaur near the end of its lifespan, nearly 30 years of age, so is certainly fully adult. If memory serves, Sue (FMNH PR2081) has 12 dentary alveoli. So. Yeah. ALSO there seems to be a tooth jutting out right in the middle where the two dentaries meet - there is no socket there for a tooth.
They likely just called it Nanotyrannus to give the illusion of a new species, even though everyone knows its a young tyrannosaurus. It even had the exact same color palette. Hardly a coincidence if you ask me
Is it stable like tarbosaurus or unstable like Wilson?
Very stable so far. Been standing by itself on my review station since I got it.
@@andysdinosaurreviews from the beginning Wilson was stable but by now he is bending forward and its ridiculous...but the tarbosaurus is still on his own
I just wanted a Tyrannosaurus image lol!😅
I want to see u paint a Tyrannosaur
Is this still the newest and best t-rex, or did 2023 bring us other new versions, from any of the main producer brands?
This newest Best t rex.
Hooo mama!
Why don’t they release a velociraptor
Help me out?
Why PNSO doing the Teeth sticking out look again?😣
Now we have brand new PNSO Tyrannosaurus,Giganotosaurus and Therizinosaurus,you know what I mean🤪
멋지다.. 사야할지 고민되네
Fine work of PNSo as usual, but i have no interest in getting it, since i have alot of T. rex and Kiss is (even with the flaws) the overall better Figure for me. Moreover, there are so many great 3D printed Versions. But everyone likes different.
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Excellent review Andy but here's my problem. Rex looks to fat and the arms way to small for my taste. But I will say I do like PNSO's presentations with booklets ect. I think I have been spoiled by Nanmu lol.
It really was that chunky!
Nanmu is inaccurate as fuck lmao. Tyrannosaurus was incredibly bulky, which is why its the largest carnivore to walk the earth. I think the long jurassic park type arms look way goofier than these
i mean thats what accurate trex is like
Cameron? Shouldn't it be Sue? That mini Skull this T Rex comes with is the skull of sue!
Great model - so odd, when I was younger, I hated the lipped theory. Now, it seems odd with its maxillary teeth on display. Still, beautiful sculpt.
T-Rex did have lips because almost all living animals today have lips but tyrannosaurus probably had the lips of like lizard
You really comparing Tyrannosaurus with animals and lizards? 🗿
@@MAKATOONY yea
@@MAKATOONY you do know I’m a huge fan of you
I like they don’t put that unscientific lips. People are getting crazy for speculation made by a mister no one scolar.
I just don't see the point in getting this figure. I already have Wilson, Which is still a gorgeous figure, and this one honestly looks worse than Wilson does. If this finally had lips, it would probably be a instant buy for me, but since it doesn't, I don't see the point in getting it.
I don’t think it looks worse
It is far better than Wilson.
Improved textures and anatomy? Wilson looks really out of place next to their recent releases. Almost like an eyesore
i also have wilson, tbh this new trex is better in texture, but the reconstructing methods and science are exactly the same they just are different specimens and tyrannosaurus is known for its individual variation so it really does give a new vibe not just an updated trex...although its SUPER expensive...if i find it in good sales only then i will get it
@@firegator6853 i mean, only thing they couldve done differently is add lips.... price wont be an issue for me since im selling wilson to make place for cameron 😂
If it had lips it’d be 100% perfect. As it is it’s just 85% perfect 😅
If they could only do better teeth. They look horrible. Everytging else looks amazing
No Lips
A lot of paperworks
...
If they just do only backgrounds for the model or the one like Rebor's info card
onestly i see better wilson thet cameron
Crazy expensive. A great figure, but not for most people. I can buy rebor diplodocus for less. I'm out.
No lips 😫😔🌪️
Fun fact,there was a study this year that proved theropod dinosaurs had lips,pnso is being same even after that.
@@oni-kaiju9524 fun fact, you don't need to be a researcher to understand everything we hypothesize about dinosaurs its only a hypothesis. You present your theory until it is refuted and almost no theory about dinosaurs is 100% correct. For each study that proves the existance of lips another shows the absence. No one knows until we see a fully preserved T-Rex mouth. I can even expand on the lips theory and say you don't know if they had other keratin structures around the lips, you will never know. Those papers are just considering similarities with modern reptiles and 64 million years have passed.
@@oni-kaiju9524 basic logic proves it has lips lmao. Its teeth would dry out otherwise
@@XMfranchiseStudios True,dinosaurs aren't crocodilians where their teeth is moisturized by water because of their habitat,theropods like Tyrannosaurus teeth would have fallen out tbh if they didn't have lips
Good i’m glad that they do not put lips on it
No lips? 🤨
Eh, not that much better than their previous attempt besides the detail. Still no match for the BOTM or Rebor ones imo.
Rebor?? The rebor one is horrible
@@Bota7120 The Rebor one is pretty sweet imo, very bulky and has a great paint job.
@@LeoTheYuty the skull shape is completely wrong, and those proportions honestly make it look more like a hulked out version of a rex than a real animal. No way a real rex had bulging muscles like that. Seems to be a recurring theme with rebor. The diplodocus also had massive forearm muscles. Their most realistic model imo is the deinosuchus, but sadly its too big for my collection
@@Bota7120 That's true, it does look like in on steroids, but the lips still make it look make natural than this one in my opinion. This one is just a little bland, looking like a Deluxe Wilson with no real differences.
@@LeoTheYuty honestly cant agree. Lips arent even completely proven yet. This just feels like the feather argument all over again, where figures were bashed for not having feathers, only to find out that the rex wasnt feathered. The pnso sculpt is very detailed and has almost perfectl anatomy. Rebor admittedly also has good detail and i especially like how the did the teeth. This however doesnt save that steroid rex and its awful headsculpt
those are very dry teeth
I really don't like how, weak, the snout looks. Big meaty head tapering down to a skinny thin snout is not a good look. I definitely prefer rebor. It looks like a more balanced head, also, lips.
🤦♂️ le modèle de pnso est beaucoup plus précis
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246 debatable, I think you’ll find they’re referring to the more recent model rather than the “King T-rex” figure from a while ago. And, it probably is more accurate. With the bulkier body, head and lips.
@@gigzz9092 de toutes les façons pour moi le pnso tyrannosaurus rex Cameron est le plus précis tyrannosaurus rex
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246 Totally, it’s a great figure and I’ll probably get it. Also, sorry if I came across as rude or anything like that I’m not great at conveying tone.
@@gigzz9092 se n’est pas grave 👍