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Old 02-14-2013, 02:41 PM   #29
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Yeah I hope we get that much articulation too with the later figures.(Hasbro DO NOT GIVE US IM3 style human figs) Notice the Dino has a button thing on him?
I can live with a roaring Allosaur.(need a Plesiosaur though)
Not a button... that is the infamous "Dino damage" peel away to reveal a massive chunk of flesh torn out. Ruined otherwise decent looking dinosaur toys with a faulty gimmick (the plug would eventually always get loose and lost, I think because of the soft "skin" aging).

Papo dinosaurs are still the best. yeah, they don't have any articulation, but they look soooooooo pretty, compared to the sloppy paint jobs of Schleich and the Carnegie Collection.

There was a series of fully articulate carnivorous dinosaurs sold at TRU and Target back in 2003, 2004. Looked REALLY good and had over a dozen points of articulation. Don't remember what the series was, but it was one of the first to make a toy of Giganotosaurus.
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