PNSO Mila the Mapusaurus Review!!!

[@robybalde5742]

Grateful that Carcharodontosauridae are getting their well deserved recognition and attention. Hoping the Argentinosaurus will get its well deserved attention as well. When it comes to models like these and others.

[@fadzilhamid736]

PNSO Mapusaurus look so beautiful! I truly love this paint skin 🎨🖌️ on Mapusaurus. Nice video, Andy 🌷🤗.

[@Mefilas._intrepidus7]

Awesome mapusaurus figure

[@venator7251]

Beautiful figure! Cant wait for mine to arrive! Amazing details and I always love how they make the arms!

[@nexusoflife]

I really wish PNSO would finally include lips on their figures in light of the new papers that recently came out.

[@ronniepatterson2827]

Great paintjob but especially love how accurate those exposed teeth are.

[@janabdul9266]

Mapusaurus is my favourite carnivore dinosaur so this is a must buy

[@superiorcybergodzilla5670]

Finally the Mapusaurus😮 Awesome review Andy!!

[@faraononanhutep7750]

Fantastsic figure and your review. Hey do you have any prehistoric apmhibians figures? to review them

[@andysdinosaurreviews]

I have reviewed some in the past but I don't have very many overall. I'll have to take a look around my collection and see if I have any more.

[@TheProtoInvasion]

The day PNSO makes a bad Carcharodontosaurid is the day I die

[@ciuffoarancione8929]

Great model as usual but i prefer meraxes because of the colour scheme and the pose. Can't understand if the head is a little bit too big...collecta mapusaurus (a good model for the price) has really different proportions..

[@denizen9998]

Interesting that pnso has Mapusaurus bigger than Giganotosaurus. Cant wait for mine to finally arrive.

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

[@stegotyranno4206]

This is probably my new favorite figure, or second favorite after the Acro(only one i own) from them. I will subsitute this for my Giga as its bigger and cheaper

[@andysdinosaurreviews]

Definitely one of my favorites as well! My personal favorite is the Deinocheirus but this is right behind.

[@stegotyranno4206]

@@andysdinosaurreviews I am not in pursuit of a Deinocheirus but it is indeed a great figurine

[@murphyslaw5150]

Do we think PNSO are going to start adding lips to their theropods? I imagine sculpting exposed teeth is much easier but I think current research indicates that this morphology is not likely to be an accurate reflection of the actual animal.

[@ronniepatterson2827]

I wouldn't if I were them. Keep in mind the lipped theropods theory is just the latest opinion, of constantly changing opinions. Lets see a live theropod before we hang out hats on the latest future lie.

[@murphyslaw5150]

@@ronniepatterson2827 it’s a very good point from a marketing perspective especially. Although, scientifically I think it’s sound - the evidence does seem rather strong and it’s worth remembering that lipped theropods was actually what the scientific community thought initially.

[@ronniepatterson2827]

Yeah, the evidence is fairly strong atm, im just going by the overal track record called latest evidence. Also keep in mind these paleontology folk are going by alligators & crocodiles, while at the same time saying gators & crocs are just an offshoot from dinosaurs with very little in common with them overall lol. Youd be suprized at how much pretzel twisting goes into securing future grants & such : )@@murphyslaw5150

[@murphyslaw5150]

@@ronniepatterson2827 Oh not surprised at all mate, sadly. I gave 5 years of my life to academia and palaeontology/ palaeanthropology (studying human evolution, genetics and Pleistocene megafauna) - you are 100% correct, everything should always be viewed through a sceptical lense, and for several reasons sadly.

[@ronniepatterson2827]

Holy hell im to dumb to be talking to you about this! lol Have a good one sir : )@@murphyslaw5150

[@kaustavbhattacharyya2217]

I am an admirer of your excellent reviews. But here I am placing an unusual query. I basically don't like metal pegs on such figures. It is my personal liking but I know the importance of the pegs to aid its standing. I want some suggestions if you can give how I can remove such pegs finely from such figures. Will you please guide me? It will be very kind of you if you can suggest one/some instrument with picture, so that I can understand and buy the same.

[@golden286.]

That's so cool dude the mapusau urus okay I think that dinosaurs from dinosaur King if you don't know what I'm talking about look up dinosaur King on KZbin

[@Y.Gigantae]

I want to buy a PNSO Model but I need an expert about one thats worth the price and size!

[@chichiboypumpi]

I would literally shiz my pants if Andy says this is by mattel.

[@Dystopian-toast]

Wait didn’t you review a mapusaurus before or was that a different relative?

[@andysdinosaurreviews]

The last three figures in a row we're actually all related species. I'm thinking you may be remembering the review for the Meraxes!

[@Dystopian-toast]

@@andysdinosaurreviews Ah ok yeah that explains it

[@laseriedeladilophosaure9246]

Je trouve que c’est très bon modèle mais il n’est pas assez haut pour sa taille car le maraxes devrait être moins haut et le carcharodontosaurus devrait faire la même taille que le mapusaurus

[@infrapriman]

Imagine PNSO made fully articulated versions.

[@andysdinosaurreviews]

I would LOVE that!

[@donteto]

Imagine if PNSO would put thicker lips on its theropods, you wouldn't need any other company

[@player21099]

It would be necessary, since their figures are deformed. If they made them out of normal plastic, so that crutches were not needed and lips were, then it would not be needed.