Haolonggood Euoplocephalus “Scolosaurus” Review!!

[@MahmWithThePlan]

The ambling trot, the little smile 😂 lot of personality from this adorable little guy, one of my favourites in my collection now.

[@MarkBento]

Both of these euplocephalus look incredible once again haolongood really knocked it out of the park

[@AusEditz248]

You serious? Stop lying to yourself. Compare this to their Edmontonia and tianzhenousaurus and it’s night and day. This figure is awful by conparison it looks like a chinasaur. Disappointing

[@ethoraptor9479]

I love this brand so much

[@AusEditz248]

@@ethoraptor9479 me too but these figures are incredibly disappointing

[@thomasmonroe7947]

Think some people got the wrong idea about the “smile”. True, it adds a little something different that anthropomomorphises the sculpt but it seems more just a natural following of the underlying skeletal features. Seen this in many ankylosaurid sculpts and prints unless the artist went with a beak and full cheeks. I think the figure looks great, it’s well proportioned but I went with the dark version. Looking forward to the Mamenchisaurus but, the most anticipated figure, for me, is the Camarasaurus. Also hoping that the hinted at shadow behind their other sauropods is a Dreadnaughtus. Thanks for another great review.

[@larsowo]

omggg the smile the happy-go-lucky trot i need this guy like yesterday

[@junec.508]

I love the happy smiling faces

[@SaurianTarget]

I wonder if HG actually took inspiration from Battat's Euop with their grey version? Both have orange-ish osteoderms, brown undersides, and are a predominantly dark grey in color. Could just be a cool coincidence, anyway, great review, as always!

[@Mrtitanosaur]

I just ordered mine

[@ultimulcretin5795]

If that is a Scolosaurus (which makes me sad, i really wanted to have Euoplocephalus tutus 😭). Which species of Scolosaurus is this figurine representing, S. cutlery or S. thronus.

[@АртемийАндриевский]

Scolosaurus thronus has long, narrow tail club, not axe-like, like in figure, so it's certainly not a thronus.

[@Mike-kg8pj]

It might mostly be scolosaurus but it does have the tail of anodontosaurus.

[@isislima8995]

The light in the video is a bit excessive. They look much better in natural light.

[@simonecappiello3937]

Why they have Smiles? Ankylosaurida and other Ornithischia have not the Musculature for smiling or laughing (stand by a Study), I am confused. Anyway, those Euoplosephalus are well made.

[@Spiny_21]

Wait I was wondering why the title had Scolosaurus

[@AusEditz248]

Idk it’s a close relative of Euplocephalus

[@kwaziness]

see 3:23

[@nateross14]

This thing looks like it came out of a Pretzel factory.

[@linogroff841]

Quindi lo Scolosaurus è in realtà l' Euoplocephalus? Ottima informata!

[@ciuffoarancione8929]

Don't like the smile. Now i expect a laughing t rex..