298: PNSO Wuerhosaurus (Xilin 西琳) 2024 Review

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  • Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
  • PNSO seems to have woken up from its long break, and shrugged off the ennui of incessant same clade representatives. We had the hadrosaur Edmontosaurus, the sauropodomorph Lufengosaurus, and now comes the stegosaur Wuerhosaurus. A cute stumpy little fellow who is highly detailed and smoothly painted, this is a nice little addition to anyone’s collection of stegosaurs!
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  • @paleoscinkus542
    @paleoscinkus542 28 днів тому +1

    Given what little material is known for this species, it’s a commendable effort on PNSO’s part. Using comparative anatomy and speculation is what really makes this feel like a realistic restoration, I’m quite happy with this one.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  24 дні тому +1

      I think for the most part, unless you really are a nitpicker, it boils down to individual preference. With fragmentary dinosaurs, there is no definitive wrong as well as definitive right!

  • @MrRajithasandaruwan
    @MrRajithasandaruwan Місяць тому +4

    This little fellow looks way darker than the promotional images, and I love it. It seems so innocent and poses no threat at all. But it is a chonker, and (I don't know if I can use this word to describe a tank of a dinosaur) it looks so cute. I love its calm and gentle look. Not to look down, but this looks way more scientifically accurate than the Haolonggood model. And PNSO should continue this trend of releasing dinosaurs from different clades.
    You are the best in the business, my dear sir. Please keep up the good work. I wish you good health and much wealth.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you mate, health is super important!
      I think HLG simply used a more stegosaurian bauplan, which isn't far off if you agree with this being a sister taxon to Stegosaurus. PNSO relied more on the ratio of humerus to hindlimb elements (I believe they mainly referenced the ilium) and came up with this. But I definitely like this for its uniqueness! 😂
      I think at this point, if PNSO released a couple more non-theropods, we can forgive them one or two theropods! 🤣

  • @richardparrott7192
    @richardparrott7192 Місяць тому +2

    Another outstanding video, you are a great educator with real passion for these animals. Always find your reviews to provide a help in deciding what might be my next purchase as I try to maximise impact in my small collection.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you for your kind words! Well I do try my best, since one of my goals with the channel is help people who have to pay high, sometimes ridiculous prices for Chinese models, to decide. It's a big responsbility 🤣
      I like your phrase "maximise impact in... small collection." Whether by space or dollars, it's a good idea. I don't like my shelf crammed with so many dinos in a mess that it's really quite distracting, but if I were to space them out, and even take some out with a view to rotating them periodically, it looks a lot nicer. With less models you have less noise, and you won't take them for granted.

  • @volkanphoenix5441
    @volkanphoenix5441 Місяць тому +2

    I was looking forward to this review. This Dino is very underrated. The detail on ur model was better than I expected. Also, the paint job was very pleasing. Good review. U did this model justice.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you! This little guy was pretty cute, though I can see why some people may not like it. I also am not a perfectionist, so I find it easier to enjoy models and overlook minor imperfections such as sculpts, seam lines, and so on.
      Overall I do agree this dino is underrated. With the saturation in the last year or so because of HLG, people are spoilt for choice. When the other brands released only a few figures a year, I think people were generally more excited.

  • @Eykadinotime
    @Eykadinotime Місяць тому +1

    Me gustan mucho las proporciones de este Wuerhosaurus 👌 Yo puedo observar que en esta figura están esculpidos los osículos gulares que stegosaurus también tenia, lo cual seria muy plausible por filogenia 😮

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      ¡Muy buena observación! De hecho, Susannah Maidment ha sinónimo de Wuerhosaurus con Stegosaurus, como Stegosaurus homheni.

  • @paleo-logica
    @paleo-logica Місяць тому +2

    Una curiosa elección de colores por parte de PNSO, no es tan conservadora, pero no roza lo exótico demasiado. Muy equilibrado y hasta plausible. Otro punto interesante es como dos marcas, como son HG y PNSO, que disponen ambas de los mismos accesos a la información existente del animal, han diseñado de forma tan diferente sus productos. Tal vez, si el nivel de pintado del Wuerhosaurus de HG estuviera a la par que el de PNSO, la comparativa estaría en un punto muy interesante y reñido. Lo que más me ha sorprendido es el diseño de la cloaca. Le han dado un nivel de detalle muy elaborado para ser un elemento que fácilmente puede pasar desapercibido. Buena reseña de la figura, compañero 😊🙏🏼

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      ¡Gracias! Creo que el HLG Wuerhosaurus puede haber utilizado un bauplan de Stegosaurus más típico, lo cual es razonable si Stegosaurus y Wuerhosaurus son de hecho taxones hermanos.
      Pero el PNSO consideró la proporción entre el húmero y ciertos elementos de las patas traseras y pensó que sería más rechoncho.
      Ambos son buenos, pero podemos ver por qué PNSO todavía tiene algo especial.
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  • @Redbeardblondie
    @Redbeardblondie Місяць тому +4

    I adore this model, it really is cute!

  • @AndyCog_1710
    @AndyCog_1710 Місяць тому +1

    Fragmentary species, so easy pass for me.
    On another note, and knowing Carnotaurus is your favorite dinosaur… have you seen Sanctum’s Carnotaurus? Paleofiguras has shown pics of it. It looks amazing!

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      Yes I've seen it! It looks very good and it seems like they have a big body of research and researchers behind it! But probably going to cost as much as the model itself just to ship to Asia, if not more 😥

  • @horse14t
    @horse14t Місяць тому +3

    I'm without a doubt getting this one! Stegosaurs are my favourite dinosaurs.
    Fun fact: I first learned of Wuerhosaurus from a Zoo Tycoon mod XD

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Haha I think I am missing out on learning a lot by not being a gamer! 🤣

  • @vanessawee842
    @vanessawee842 Місяць тому

    At a slower race than Haolonggood, PNSO's Wuerhosaurus is an addition soon to be come a herd of Wuerhosaurus family. I wonder who else will be doing another model of this again. A wasted repeat as there are so many other species that could have been done instead, but on the other hand, this one looks more well-fed and robust than the Haolonggood version. Colors seem to be the norm with PNSO style. Will be changing the blue in the plates that are off to me.😊

  • @C1ioTavares
    @C1ioTavares Місяць тому +4

    I bought it a while ago and am waiting for delivery. I didn't like seeing that the eyes are very poorly painted, and there is a residue of glue/plastic left in the seam of the head.

    • @Bota7120
      @Bota7120 Місяць тому +2

      Really depends per model, mine doesnt have any residue om the head, and the eyes are properly painted too. You also have to keep in mind the head is absolutely tiny

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      @Bota7120
      Indeed! For every small parts, imperfections show up on close zoom. But at normal viewing distances, you can hardly make out anything.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Hopefully you will be happier about yours in hand!

  • @commodoreRumbleshanks
    @commodoreRumbleshanks Місяць тому +1

    Will admit this wasn't one I had on my list of 'must buy' figures but.... It's so chunky! This little guys been eating his greens in excess and I adore him for it so I guess as soon as everything dinosaur get it in stock I have to buy it just for that novelty alone
    Also, food for thought, this and the lufengosaurus were both figures PNSO released many years ago so they've basically remastered them into their modern quality.... I wonder if shantungosaurus is next? It's another figure they released a long time ago desperately in need of an update

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      This guy is really cute indeed! I would buy him just on those proportions!
      As for older figures remade, I would be absolutely delighted to have an updated Shangtungosaurus from PNSO! And please, in 1:35 size, not 1:45! It's one of the most impressive hardosaurs in terms of size, and I want a model that reflects that, unlike the criminally undersized Tsintaosaurus!

    • @commodoreRumbleshanks
      @commodoreRumbleshanks Місяць тому

      @@DinosDragons I have a feeling they'd do a 1:35 shantungosaurus. Their zabad the Edmontosaurus is already very large so I can't imagine it being another haolongood Edmontosaurus scenario where it's just too small. Personally, if they did release a huge shantungosaurus id use it as a stand in for Edmontosaurus annectens. While I do own zabad, a prefer my annectens in the classic "no crested" depiction. So I can see a situation where I placed zabad as a very large E. Regalis and substitute shantungosaurus as an E. Annectens.... Unless i do an Asian shelf
      Shantungosaurus is one of those species you buy for sheer size wow factor. It would add a certain amount of gravitas to any display to show the peak of hadrosaurs as in "this Is how big they truly got" I just hope it's not a museum range figure. Or at least if it is give us a baby to go along side it. Tsintaosaurus was sad as it didn't come with anything really justifying that premium price. I'd have loved an accurate reaction of its skull to show what we now know it looked like but the offerings were sadly lacking with this premium figure
      Either way I'm predicting this year or next year we will get a shantungosaurus. I'd eat my metaphorical hat if we dont

  • @11Legorex
    @11Legorex Місяць тому +2

    Man another stegosaur, stoked. Btw where can you find those human scaled models?

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      They're from Wonder Artistic Model. Humanoid set with humans of all scales!

  • @BiffyC
    @BiffyC Місяць тому +1

    I think all 3 of pnso's models have been great this year. Its nice to have this one as i think haolonggood's one is one of their weaker releases.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      I think the HLG one bases heavily on a more traditional Stegosaurus bauplan, which makes sense if you accept the phylogeny where Stegosaurus and Wuerhosaurus are sister taxa. This one here is certainly different from the usual bauplan, and more interesting.

  • @firegator6853
    @firegator6853 Місяць тому +1

    Despite me already having the haolonggood model, i already ordered this pnso one too, i love it so much, the stumpy and round look is just perfect and it also has a beautiful coloration choice on the plates since they serve as display structure
    I initially hoped for the haolonggood one to fit as growth stage since the numbers showed that it has slightly smaller dimensions but it doesnt from what i can see, but i guess this time i didi the exception and got duplicate species, usually i like having only 1 figure per species or if i have more than 1 then i want them to fit as growth stages but whatever i dont regret a single thing buying this wholesome fella

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      I agree... there is something so winning about this cute dumpy little fellow! I like that PNSO has infused a bit of colour into the plates on top of its usual colour range, so that adds a nice touch of visual contrast to what might otherwise be another big yawn.
      Besides growth stages, you might consider the HLG one to follow the phylogeny where it groups with Stegosaurus as sister taxa, while the PNSO reflects what they think the proportions would be given the relative length of humerus to hindlimb elements.

  • @LongaoXu
    @LongaoXu Місяць тому +1

    LOL "Here's my almond" is so funny

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Haha. The almond is fast becoming a popular fixture just like my Wonder Artistic Humanoids!

  • @aidanrodriguez504
    @aidanrodriguez504 Місяць тому +2

    Those areas of stretching skin between the limbs are known as patagium!

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Is that the same as for the hindlimb to tail as well? I thought it was something that starts with "P"! Thanks!

    • @aidanrodriguez504
      @aidanrodriguez504 Місяць тому

      @@DinosDragons Yep! It’s a sort of general term for skin stretching between parts of an animal, usually involving the limbs in some way. It’s also used to describe the skin on bat wings and flying squirrels, but with dinosaurs you’ll most often see it mentioned regarding the legs of psittacosaurus, as it has a exaggerated patagium stretching between the ankle and the base of the tail.

  • @oscarvaldes5621
    @oscarvaldes5621 Місяць тому

    It’s super cute but it’s known from such limited material that I think for sake of space I’ll have to pass it up but thank you for the review as always

    • @thomasmonroe7947
      @thomasmonroe7947 Місяць тому

      Same. The questions as to the plates, spikes….anything, makes this a hard sell for me. Not saying there couldn’t be a stegosaur with short plates but too little material and it doesn’t seem to really make sense, yet.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      Yes indeed, there are many collectors who refuse to buy anything so fragmentary. I've done that myself, though I did buy the CollectA Mercuriceratops to remind myself how ridiculous the situation is! 😁

  • @Bota7120
    @Bota7120 Місяць тому

    i actually received mine right when you uploaded this video! interestingly enough mine looks more vibrant than yours, especially with the plates. the blue and red really pop out on mine, while the brown has more of an orange/red kind of hue

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Well it might very well just be my lighting. But I'm happy that you have one that is more vibrant, although I have to say having had this for a few days, the subdued markings are starting to grow on me! 😁

  • @solar-jaymi
    @solar-jaymi Місяць тому +1

    Curious on what theropod they'll do next, and if it'll have lips. I'm all in

    • @oscarvaldes5621
      @oscarvaldes5621 Місяць тому

      It better have lips lol

    • @AndyCog_1710
      @AndyCog_1710 Місяць тому

      Sinosaurus

    • @firegator6853
      @firegator6853 Місяць тому +2

      It will definitely have lips, pnso already accepted lips as the norm as 3 of their most recent theropods have them, only spinosaurus was lipless but that is more acceptable according to its ecology...but i personally dont mind terrestrial theropods lacking lips tbh i dont think its implausible but definitely most likely not the case

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      @solar-jaymi
      PNSO does seem to have at least _some_ interest in Chinese species this years, so maybe one of them!

  • @ronaldchan9522
    @ronaldchan9522 Місяць тому +1

    Which is more accurate? The Haolonggood version or PNSO version?

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому +1

      It is hard to tell. The fragmentary nature means that anything can be filled in. I like that PNSO considered the shortness of the humerus, but with so many elements missing to directly come up with the length of the hindlimb, anything goes. You can go on aesthetics, so whichever pleases you more.

    • @ronaldchan9522
      @ronaldchan9522 15 днів тому

      @@DinosDragons I've decided that I'm going to get both Wuerhosaurus. PNSO will represent the larger & robust W. homheni, and HLG's one will represent the smaller more gracile W. ordosensis.

  • @joelww2501
    @joelww2501 Місяць тому +2

    I love how PNSO has nailed how fat Stegosaurs were 😂

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Indeed... I was very uncomfortable the first time I saw those broad hips, but I've come to realise that these have an anatomical basis. As for Wuerhosaurus, the stumpy arms reinforce that image!🤣

  • @michaelkawano1951
    @michaelkawano1951 Місяць тому +2

    Nice model, but this one will be a pass for me. Too fragmentary of fossil material and very interesting information about the plate shape which also seems to make this one less scientifically accurate.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Yes, I prefer it when animals are a lot more complete, which is why I have skipped on some ceratopsians in the past as well!

  • @simonecappiello3937
    @simonecappiello3937 Місяць тому

    Syussivna Dinosauriya ë Wuerhosaurus, j PNSO khlit tyelkavira ede zyh v Okulyim. Hu, estayim korrektivno ik od-nj modelya-Ekspositiva.

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      I'm sorry I don't understand. I can't get a translation on that.

    • @simonecappiello3937
      @simonecappiello3937 Місяць тому

      @@DinosDragons Literal Translation: sweet Dinosaur this Wuerhosaurus, but PNSO should makes Eyes better. Oh, stand correct like all other Models.

  • @mulder364
    @mulder364 Місяць тому +1

    귀엽지만 이녀석은 패스해야겠다

    • @DinosDragons
      @DinosDragons  Місяць тому

      Well you get to save money! 😁