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Because the Jurassic franchise part of my collection is filled with action figures by Mattel, as well as older toys by Kenner, I never gave much thought to the Chinese company, Nanmu, who largely produces unlicensed Jurassic franchise dinosaurs. But when I caught wind of their Smart Series Allosaurus, new for 2026, I knew that […]

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In this review, the fact that a species that has so far hardly ever been considered as a toy has been considered and that very species come together. For collectors, this creates an exciting combination that justifies a “Wow!” The figure absolutely serves its purpose: to amaze children and hopefully introduce them to zoology and […]

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Review and Photographs by Kevin Price, ThePaleontologyDad. Edited by Suspsy It was 2008, I was seven years old, and my mom had taken me to see my first ever full theropod mount – Big Al. It was that moment that I was branded into being a lifelong Allosaurus geek. So when Creative Beast Studios announced their Atomic Allosaurus exclusive […]

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Funko’s line of Jurassic franchise dinosaurs must be improving because with each passing year I find myself more and more drawn to them. When Funko first started making dinosaurs I found them rather ugly, with rare exception, but last year I became quite smitten with their Aquilops and even picked up a couple other Rebirth […]

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The Second World War was something of a second extinction for dinosaurs and other prehistoric life, as a great many valuable fossil collections in Britain, France, and Germany were inadvertantly destroyed over the course of the conflict. Among them were the holotype specimens of Aegyptosaurus, Bahariasaurus, Spinosaurus, Stomatosuchus, and what was then thought to be […]

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