Beasts of the Mesozoic: Daspletosaurus torosus- The Frightful Lizard of the Horseshoe Canyon!

My video review of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Daspletosaurus action figure by Creative Beast Studio and its founder, David Silva.
Disclaimer: I own nothing, and the Prehistoric Planet theme utilized in this video is the property of its respective publisher: Lakeshore Records, as well as its composers; Hans Zimmer, Kara Talve, and Anze Rozman.
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[@MarioPerez-gl8yo]

I have this guy as well! It's my favorite from the Tyrannosaur bunch, it has the best sculpted head imo, really spot on according to the D. torosus material we have.

[@Saberrex1]

Agreed!

[@tyrannotherium7873]

I love the colors of this animal looks like a volcano ish light color

[@Saberrex1]

You can thank the amazing coloration of the Antsingy dwarf chameleon for that. It was the coloration reference David Silva used.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

@@Saberrex1 indeed

[@trikeonabike4949]

From the comments in some of the other reviews, they say the tarvosaurus has the best range in the head/neck out of this body type. Personally, I only have this figure of said size group, the Daspletosaurus; and likewise the tongue in my copy is stuck pointing sideways like yours. DONT try to move it, I tried and it’s showing stress marks- even after heating the figure. Otherwise, I love the devilish look of the face of this critter. Sweet review 😊🦖

[@Saberrex1]

I never move the tongues on these beasties. Also, thanks for the advice about the Tarbosaurus' articulation. I'll be sure to mention it in my next video.

[@wolfxxx7517]

Nice review and tobay is my birthday ,my thoughts on the dasp is that ther xolor is good but compared to alberto,gorgo and tarbo i feel like it is left behind easily fo me but the main problem for me is the sculpt because in my opinion it looks weird and doesn't look like a dasp and i too chunky for a dasp or too big so yea

[@Saberrex1]

It definitely looks like a typical Daspletosaurus, and I say that from seeing the specimen from the Field Museum of Natural history in Chicago. However, you might be thrown off because David was using mass estimations to better reconstruct them. Daspletosaurus was pretty chunky, more so than Gorgosaurus. And three species of Daspletosaurus exist, so some variation likely existed between the weights of each one.

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

Peak video on a peak figure ❤

[@Saberrex1]

Thank you!