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26 11, 2014

Everything Dinosaur Stocks Rebor King T. rex Replica

By Mike|2023-03-18T06:56:21+00:00November 26th, 2014|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products, Press Releases|6 Comments

Rebor 1:35 scale Replica of Tyrannosaurus rex Heading for Everything Dinosaur

First it was the Jurassic World trailer (officially released by Universal Pictures last night), now even more exciting prehistoric animal related news for fans of top quality dinosaur replicas. Everything Dinosaur will be stocking the Rebor 1:35 scale Tyrannosaurus rex replica. We are expecting to get our first shipments of the Rebor King T. rex replica sometime before 10th of December*.

Rebor King T. rex Replica

Coming Soon – Rebor 1:35 Scale Replica of T. rex

A beautiful model of Tyrannosaurus rex.

This is the second model to be released by Rebor, the first being the very popular Yutyrannus huali (beautiful feathered tyrant). This too, is a very beautiful figure, with lots of amazing detail and once again Rebor have been careful to get lots of anatomical details correct with one or two distinguishing flourishes of their own – hence the row of scutes running along the back to the base of the tail.

To read Everything Dinosaur’s review of the Rebor Y-REX figure: Everything Dinosaur Examines the Rebor Y-REX Model.

Highly Detailed Tyrannosaurus rex Dinosaur Model

The Rebor King T. rex replica has articulated lower jaw.

We are Model Collectors Too!

Here’s the really important information, Everything Dinosaur are model collectors too, we don’t believe that our customers should have to pre-order. After all, this model has not even started shipping out of the factory yet, so we don’t think it is fair to ask customers to pay for something when it is not in our warehouse.

So, to register your interest, simply email Everything Dinosaur: Contact Us and we will reserve a model for you and there’s no obligation to purchase. When stock arrives one of our team members will email you in person, confirm the price of this new, highly collectible replica and then offer you the opportunity to buy.

That’s it, no hassle, no pre-ordering, no worries.

It’s as easy as 1,2,3:

Express your interest by emailing Everything Dinosaur: Email Everything Dinosaur.
Everything Dinosaur reserves a replica for you
When stock arrives we email you to confirm the item is available and there is one reserved for you (with no obligation)

Rebor 1:35 Scale Replica Tyrannosaurus rex is Heading This Way

Nicknamed King T. rex! The Rebor King T. rex replica.

King Tyrannosaurus rex

This particular replica has been named “King T. rex, an appropriate moniker for the “King of the Tyrant Lizards”.

Our dedicated team members will do all they can to reserve a replica for you, but we warned, we think these dinosaurs are going to sell out quicker than tickets to a “Jurassic World” premier.

December 10th* the stock is expected on all around this date (estimated delivery into warehouse), however, please be aware that at this time of year, shipping dates can change and this can affect the expected delivery date of goods into the Everything Dinosaur warehouse. Such delays do happen, we at Everything Dinosaur think it’s another reason for not having to pre-order an item.

Please Note

Please note, Everything Dinosaur will do all it can to reserve a model and keep dinosaur fans and model collectors updated on stocks and availability, but we can’t hold products for months and months – please try to be fair to us. Rest assured, as our thousands of customers already know, we are an honest company and replica collectors ourselves and we will do all we can to assist you.

Super Detail on the Rebor T. rex Dinosaur Replica

A “must have” for serious dinosaur model collectors.

To view the Rebor range of dinosaur models: Rebor Replicas and Prehistoric Animal Figures.

Happy collecting!

25 11, 2014

Jurassic World – Official Trailer

By Mike|2023-03-18T06:52:48+00:00November 25th, 2014|Dinosaur Fans, Movie Reviews and Movie News|9 Comments

Jurassic World – The Official Trailer

So it has finally arrived, Universal Pictures have released the official trailer for Jurassic World, the fourth movie in the JP franchise. We had been aware of the plot details for some time, now we can see the trailer. When this film is released (June 12th 2015), it will be 22 years since the first Jurassic Park hit the screens – gosh, we are excited.

Jurassic World

The Official Trailer – Jurassic World

Video credit: Universal Studios

Remember, the Park opens June 2015.

We at Everything Dinosaur can’t wait although the marine reptile looks a little oversized. Perhaps it has been genetically altered, not the only thing on Isla Nublar to have been genetically modified?

25 11, 2014

Tiny Theropod Dinosaur Fossil Found in South Korea

By Mike|2023-03-18T06:50:48+00:00November 25th, 2014|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal News Stories, Dinosaur Fans|0 Comments

Tiny Terror from South Korea

A South Korean news agency has reported that the nearly complete fossilised skeleton of a new species of meat-eating dinosaur has been discovered in Hadong County, some 300 miles south of the country’s capital Seoul. A think tank, the National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage has stated that not only is this the most complete dinosaur skeleton to be found in South Korea it is also the smallest.

Small Dinosaur Skeleton

The specimen represents an individual animal that would probably have been around 30 centimetres in length, with a good portion of that being made up of the tail. The miniature meat-eater’s skull measures 5.7 centimetres long and is 2.6 centimetres wide. Palaeontologists have yet to determine whether the fossil is of a young dinosaur or an adult animal.

A Picture of the Fossil Material Released by the News Agency

Tiny fossils from South Korea.

Picture credit: Yonhap News Agency

Theropod Dinosaur

The picture above shows the partially exposed skeleton, elements from the skull as well as the ribs and part of the back bone can be made out. From the photograph, it is difficult to determine what sort of creature this could be, it does not look particularly theropod like with this dorsal view (view from the top looking down) of the specimen.

A number of dinosaur and other prehistoric animal fossils have been found in the Early Cretaceous rocks that are exposed in Hadong county (South Gyeongsang province). This fossil has been tentatively dated to around 120 million years ago (Aptian faunal stage of the Early Cretaceous). Sauropod tracks are also known from this part of the world, as well as fragmentary evidence supporting the presence of large, carnivorous dinosaurs including some remarkable bones that might have preserved evidence of dinosaur feeding behaviour.

To read about the discovery of dinosaur bones that might provide evidence of feeding: Strange Marks in the Bones – Dinosaurs Feeding?

Back in 2008, the South Korean Government failed in their attempt to get part of the coastline of the country, with its rich and varied Mesozoic fossils, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Intriguing Press Release

Intriguingly, notes accompanying the press release stated that the tiny fossil had vertebrae connected to the ribs, whether this statement means that the ribs were actually fused to the backbone is unclear. It has also been suggested that another specimen is located in the same matrix. We at Everything Dinosaur, will look out for further press releases, hopefully more information about this discovery will come to light.

Could the Fossils Represent a New Species of Tiny Theropod Dinosaur?

Many small meat-eating dinosaurs once roamed the British Isles

Many small meat-eating dinosaurs once roamed ancient environments.

Picture credit: Dinosaurs of the British Isles (Siri Scientific Press)

For models and replicas of theropod dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures: Eofauna Scientific Research Models and Replicas.

24 11, 2014

EYFS and Dinosaurs

By Mike|2023-03-18T06:46:16+00:00November 24th, 2014|Educational Activities, Teaching|0 Comments

What was the Biggest Dinosaur? EYFS and Dinosaurs!

For the Reception class at St Joseph’s R.C. Primary, the question posed this term was “which was the biggest dinosaur”? The budding palaeontologists had been busy exploring prehistoric animals aided by their enthusiastic teaching team. Mrs Crean had helped the children to build a dinosaur museum in the classroom. Inside the museum, there were lots of examples of words used to describe different types of dinosaur and other animals that lived in the past. The museum even had a gift shop and a cloakroom, a place for palaeontologists who visit the school to store their hard hats!

EYFS and Dinosaurs

EYFS Build a Dinosaur Museum in their Classroom

Come to our dinosaur museum! EYFS and Dinosaurs.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

A Dinosaur Workshop

The teaching team for the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) are following a very creative curriculum and the children were very confident and enjoyed handling the fossils and learning just how big some dinosaurs could be. The dinosaur workshop enabled the children to experience what it would be like to be an Ankylosaurus moving through the forest, or an ammonite in its shell bobbing up and down in the sea. During the teaching session the children were encouraged to use describing words and to explore the properties of materials.

Fossil Teeth

A fossil tooth feels very cold to the touch, some fossils can be small and light, whilst others can be very heavy. Our thanks to Miss Harrison for helping when it came to carrying the specimens. Miss Tucker made sure that everyone was given the opportunity to take part and Mrs Barnes helped organise the children into a group photograph to mark Everything Dinosaur’s visit. Perhaps the photograph will be put up in the museum?

The Dinosaur Term Topic Challenges the Children to Expand Their Vocabulary

Encouraging the use of describing words.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

As for what was the biggest dinosaur, our dinosaur expert emailed over some information on the dinosaur that is currently regarded as the biggest scientifically described – Argentinosaurus.

To view models of massive dinosaurs such as Argentinosaurus and other super-sized sauropods: Prehistoric Animal Models and Figures.

24 11, 2014

Dinosaurs and EYFS

By Mike|2023-03-18T06:44:09+00:00November 24th, 2014|Early Years Foundation Reception|Comments Off on Dinosaurs and EYFS

Question – What was the Biggest Dinosaur?

For children in the Reception class at St Joseph’s R. C. Primary, today was an important day for them as they could demonstrate their knowledge about dinosaurs and fossils to the dinosaur expert from Everything Dinosaur who came to visit their school. Under the guidance of the teaching team, the thirty children in Reception class had set up their very own “Dinosaur Museum” with its own cloakroom and gift shop. Just like a real museum, the eager, young museum curators had made sure that the correct signs were in use.

Dinosaurs and EYFS

Early Years Foundation Stage Set up Their Own Dinosaur Museum

Come to our dinosaur museum! Dinosaurs and EYFS.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Dinosaurs as a term topic had been brought into the school as the teaching and leadership teams explored the Cornerstones curriculum, providing a more creative approach to the learning objectives for each class. The children were certainly very excited and keen to handle the fossils that had been brought in. The theme for the term topic was “which was the biggest dinosaur”? When the rib bones and skull bones of some dinosaurs were seen, the children could begin to see that some dinosaurs were really very big indeed.

Dinosaur Workshop

The dinosaur expert was keen to help the children develop their vocabularies and after some group activities to help reinforce learning the children were challenged to come up with some new words to help describe the various fossils that were displayed.

As for the biggest dinosaur, that is quite a tricky question. The current “world record holder”, certainly the largest dinosaur scientifically described to date is Argentinosaurus (A. huinculensis). Although, as the Everything Dinosaur, fossil expert pointed out, that fact may be challenged in the very near future as new fossil discoveries are made.

The Reception class teacher praised Everything Dinosaur stating:

“This was a wonderful session.”

To view the exciting selection of educational, prehistoric animal themed products stocked by Everything Dinosaur: Dinosaur Games, Dinosaur Crafts, Dinosaur Toys.

23 11, 2014

Everything Dinosaur Stocks Rebor Dinosaur Replicas

By Mike|2023-03-17T21:40:55+00:00November 23rd, 2014|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Everything Dinosaur videos, Main Page, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

Rebor 1:35 scale Yutyrannus huali available from Everything Dinosaur

Everything Dinosaur stocks Rebor dinosaur replicas. Rebor have released a 1:35 scale model of a tyrannosauroid whose fossils come from northern China (Yutyrannus huali). This is the first in this exciting new range and team members are keen to see how the Rebor range of dinosaur and prehistoric animal models develops.

A beautiful model of a Chinese tyrannosaur.

Rebor Dinosaur Replicas

The model has been nicknamed Y-REX a reference to the most famous tyrannosaur of all, Tyrannosaurus rex, although in terms of geochronological time, Y. huali (the name means beautiful feathered tyrant), lived at least fifty-five million years before T. rex evolved. In fact, in terms of when this dinosaur roamed, it is much closer to the likes of Allosaurus and the Chinese allosauroid Sinraptor which lived during the Late Jurassic than it is to the Late Cretaceous Tyrannosaurus rex.

One thing Yutyrannus has in common with the mighty T. rex is that it too, was probably an apex predator. At around nine metres in length and weighing as much as a Volkswagen Golf, this dinosaur, which was formally named and described in 2012, proved that in some parts of the world at least, tyrannosauroids were the dominant predators relatively early on in their evolutionary history.

Rebor Models and Figures

To view the Rebor range of scale prehistoric animal figures available from Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Dinosaur Replicas.

It certainly is a splendid model and Everything Dinosaur will post up a review of this replica very shortly. In the meantime, here is a short (5.47), video we put together in our board room, which provides a little more information about this intriguing and highly collectible piece.

Everything Dinosaur Introduces the Rebor 1:35 Scale Yutyrannus Replica

Video credit: Everything Dinosaur

Everything Dinosaur Stocks Rebor Dinosaur Replicas

In this video, we talk more about this remarkable dinosaur discovery, discuss how the replica reflects the known fossil material and show how well this model has been packaged and presented. Our YouTube video (as above), may only have been on-line for a few days but already it has had over 1,000 views and received twenty-one likes.

One of the Pictures of our Model (Taken in the Boardroom)

Lots of detail to admire on this figure, it even has an articulated lower jaw.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The manufacturer is to be congratulated, this really is a splendid dinosaur model.

22 11, 2014

Wonderful Dinosaur Illustrations from India

By Mike|2023-03-17T21:38:28+00:00November 22nd, 2014|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Drawings, Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Main Page, Press Releases|0 Comments

Young Fans Send in their Dinosaur Drawings to Everything Dinosaur

It is always a pleasure to receive drawings of prehistoric animals from fans of dinosaurs. We get lots and lots sent into our offices from all over the world. We are always pleased to receive these illustrations and it amazes us how diverse the drawings are. Dinosaurs dominate, we receive numerous dinosaur drawings from fans of prehistoric animals, but we get pictures of ichthyosaurs and pterosaurs as well as artwork depicting scenes from the Palaeozoic as well as the Mesozoic. In addition, our post bags and emails also contain drawings of prehistoric mammals, Woolly Mammoths and Sabre-toothed cats being particularly popular.

Here are some examples sent in to Everything Dinosaur from India.

A Drawing of the Fearsome Carnivore Giganotosaurus

A colourful dinosaur drawing from India.

Picture credit: M. V. Eashwar

Dinosaur Drawings

The illustrator has correctly stated that the name Giganotosaurus means “giant southern lizard”. We have printed out this artwork and pinned it onto one of our warehouse walls, so that everyone in the company can see when they are in the warehouse looking for dinosaur toys and games.

A Rearing Sauropod Defends Itself from Attack

A rearing sauropod.

Picture credit: M. V. Eashwar

Dinosaurs Fighting

Another interesting drawing, one depicting a fight between two dinosaurs. The green, long-necked dinosaur reminds us of the “Rearing Diplodocus” model in the CollectA not-to-scale model range.

The CollectA Rearing Diplodocus Dinosaur Model

The rearing Diplododocus dinosaur model was introduced in 2013.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To view the range of CollectA Prehistoric Life models in stock: CollectA Prehistoric Life/Prehistoric World Figures.

We really enjoy viewing all the wonderful prehistoric animal drawings that get sent into our offices, the one below shows an illustration of the huge, fish-eating dinosaur known as Spinosaurus, (thanks for this Shivesh).

A Drawing of the Mighty Spinosaurus

A fantastic drawing Shivesh!

Picture credit: Shivesh

Pictures of Carnivorous Dinosaurs

When it comes to the dinosaurs, we tend to get a lot of pictures showing carnivorous dinosaurs, including the likes of Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus rex. We have posted up a wonderful drawing of a meat-eating dinosaur, this time coloured predominately sky blue.

Dinosaur Drawings in November (Dinovember)

Fearsome theropod dinosaur. Everything Dinosaur receives lots of dinosaur drawings from fans of prehistoric animals.

Picture credit: M. V. Eashwar

The dinosaur in the picture above seems to be on the prowl, perhaps it is stalking potential prey. We at Everything Dinosaur really enjoy seeing all these wonderful prehistoric animal illustrations. Our thanks to all the budding, young (and not so young), palaeoartists that take the time and trouble to send them into us.

Thanks.

21 11, 2014

Facebook and Facebook “Likes”

By Mike|2023-03-17T21:35:14+00:00November 21st, 2014|Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Press Releases|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur on Facebook – Getting “Likes” on Facebook

Since Everything Dinosaur joined Facebook in the last few days of September 2010, we have slowly and surely built up our Facebook fans and “likes”. Today, we have 1,429 likes and we feel that every single one of them has been earned. We try very hard to give our customers and fans the very best customer service that we can.

Our team members are passionate about palaeontology and we really care about the products and services that we offer. We have noticed recently that a couple of Facebook pages that we ourselves have been following have suddenly seen their number of “likes” shoot up, not by a few dozen over the course of several days, but by tens of thousands in one case. It is suspected that these “likes” are not entirely genuine, that they have been purchased from a “like farm” or some such other company.

Everything Dinosaur

Everything Dinosaur’s Facebook Header

Everything Dinosaur on Facebook.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

“Click Farms”

Whilst reviewing the spam comments picked up on our schools website, we noticed the following comment, clearly an advertisement from one such “like farm” or a company selling similar services. We have not included the web address of the firm concerned but this is what the comment said:

“Here is the scenario, you tell people to visit your Facebook page and when they get there they see something like ten likes. This is tantamount to walking in to an empty restaurant at lunch hour! Kind of makes you nervous doesn’t it? This does not have to be the case. Now you can buy 100 percent safe and REAL likes and followers for facebook, instagram, twitter and youtube. These are not fake bot-generated likes. They are from real and active users.

This means you will not only boost your appearance but you will also benefit from engagement and potential sales not to mention that a more active social profile will also rank you better with Google. It is a win-win situation. Check out xxxxx for more details – I know you will be glad you did!”

Facebook “Likes” Should be Earned not Purchased

At Everything Dinosaur, we believe that “likes” or any other endorsements have to be earned. There are no short-cuts to building a genuine two-way relationship with customers and we think most customers can see through such dubious marketing activities. It is highly unlikely that the Facebook page visited just a couple of days ago has suddenly generated thousands of Facebook “likes” with hundreds of people talking about them, rather than the few dozen or so earlier in the week.

We believe customer service is the key to getting “likes”.

We have asked a couple of customers who we have been in touch with today to give us a “like” on our Facebook page if they liked our customer service. One of these was the lady who telephoned us to say her parcel had not arrived, within a few minutes, we had checked on when the order had been despatched and emailed her with some useful information to help find the missing dinosaurs.

As the order had been sent to a company, we suggested that the intended recipient should check with the reception desk/mail room to see if the parcel had been put somewhere. Sure enough, an enquiry at the mail room led to the safe recovery of the dinosaurs.

This customer emailed us to confirm that everything was fine and dandy. The customer said:

“Just to let you know that the parcel was indeed at the office, the post room managed to lose it but it has now been found so no small dinosaurs are AWOL in central London 🙂 Thank you very much for your assistance, I have been very impressed with the customer service.”

Everything Dinosaur on Facebook

Feel free to visit Everything Dinosaur on Facebook: Our Facebook Page have a look round, add a comment or two if you wish and if you think we are worth it, please give our Facebook page a “like”.

The second person we asked to give a “like” to the Everything Dinosaur Facebook page today, was the lady who telephoned before placing an order to check when she might receive a dinosaur themed dressing up costume, should she place an order with us this morning. She needed the costume for Tuesday and did not want to order the item, if there was no way that it could get to her.

The team member who took her call was able to reassure her, to ensure that her order was prioritised and to personally check that the order was despatched in the afternoon, as promised. That person was then also able to swap the dressing up costume for a larger size when the customer telephoned again to say that she might have ordered the wrong size by mistake.

These sort of things are what we do, our customer service helps explain how, slowly and surely, the team here have managed to build up 1,429 genuine “likes” our on Facebook page. We really do appreciate all the likes, comments, feedback and reviews that we receive and we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for giving Everything Dinosaur’s Facebook page a “like” – all 1,429 of you.

Oops, our mistake 1,430 likes.

Take a look at the huge range of prehistoric animal models and dinosaur toys available at Everything Dinosaur: Visit Everything Dinosaur.

21 11, 2014

Year 2 and Year 3 Get to Grips with Dinosaurs and Fossils

By Mike|2023-03-17T21:22:43+00:00November 21st, 2014|Key Stage 1/2|Comments Off on Year 2 and Year 3 Get to Grips with Dinosaurs and Fossils

St Mary’s Catholic Primary School Children Learn About Fossils and Dinosaurs

It has been a very busy Autumn term for the dinosaur experts at Everything Dinosaur. There have been so many school visits to fit into their teaching schedules. For example, this week one of our fossil experts was at St Mary’s Catholic Primary School working with Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils.

Dinosaurs and Fossils

Year 2 students (Wharfe class) had been learning about animals that lived in the past and trying to answer the question “Would a dinosaur make a good pet? A dinosaur themed workshop helped the eager, young palaeontologists to see some of the disadvantages of having a Triceratops in the back garden, or taking an Ankylosaurus to school. The children had prepared lots of questions and prior to the visit the teaching team had been exploring eggs and identifying which types of animals are egg layers. All the information was being posted up on the classroom’s topic wall.

A Colourful Topic Wall for Dinosaurs in the Year Two Classroom

Encouraging the use of describing words.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

A Dinosaur Workshop

The dinosaur workshop linked nicely into the science topic for the term. Wharfe class were looking at living and non-living things with a specific emphasis on dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. The children were helping to sort out and classify things in accordance as to whether they are living today, extinct or never alive. The Everything Dinosaur team member set a couple of extension activities for the class, in support of the teaching team. The focus will be on helping the children to devise charts, posters and fact sheets, all part of working scientifically.

To view the huge range of dinosaur themed toys and gifts available: Dinosaur Toys and Dinosaur Gifts.

Learning About Rocks and Fossils

Swale class (Year 3) were learning all about rocks, fossils and soil. This was an opportunity to ask Everything Dinosaur how fossils are formed and what they are made of. The leader of the dinosaur workshop set up an experiment for the children so that they can explore how fossils form. Lots of photo opportunities for the teacher Mrs Hunt! Year 3 had been set the learning challenge of looking at rocks and their properties, with a view to working out what rocks tell us about how the Earth was formed. Everything Dinosaur was able to explain about sedimentary rocks and where fossils can be found and the sort of rocks likely to contain them.

A Table with Lots of Different Types of Rocks

A very full “rock table”. Lots of rocks and fossils to explore!

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Swale class were also set one of our challenges as part of a series of extension activities. We can’t wait to hear about how the children tackled this challenge.

20 11, 2014

No New Prehistoric Animals from Bullyland Next Year

By Mike|2023-03-17T21:19:34+00:00November 20th, 2014|Dinosaur Fans, Everything Dinosaur News and Updates, Everything Dinosaur Products, Photos of Everything Dinosaur Products|0 Comments

No New Releases, No Retirements from Bullyland in 2015 (Bullyland Prehistoric Animal Models and Figures)

Bullyland, the German based manufacturer of replicas and figures is not going to be adding to their range of prehistoric animal models in 2015, according to information received by Everything Dinosaur. Bullyland currently produce a range of prehistoric animals including a colourful Lambeosaurus and a marvellous model of the dwarf sauropod known as Europasaurus, both of which were introduced this year.

Dinosaur Models

The Bullyland Lambeosaurus Dinosaur Model

Bullyland Lambeosaurus on the Everything Dinosaur fact sheet that accompanies this model. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Bullyland Europasaurus

The Europasaurus, when it came out was particularly popular, after all, this was one of the very first models made of this dwarf sauropod, a dinosaur that lived on islands that once could be found off the coast of western Europe.

The Bullyland Europasaurus Dinosaur Model

The dwarf sauropod – Europasaurus. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Everything Dinosaur and Fact Sheets

Everything Dinosaur also send out a special Europasaurus fact sheet with sales of this dinosaur model. It may have been pint-sized in relation to its giant Macronarian cousins, but Europasaurus probably reached lengths in excess of six metres and the Bullyland Europasaurus model itself measures twenty-three centimetres in length.

To view the extensive range of Bullyland prehistoric animal models available from Everything Dinosaur: Bullyland Prehistoric Animal Models and Figures.

Bullyland Dinosaur Model Reviews

We have received quite a few reviews of Bullyland models over the years. Here are a couple of reviews on the Bullyland Europasaurus:

“Accuracy in detail, nice colour and a well sized replica are the characteristics of the Bullyland Europasaurus, perhaps the most well made replica of the company, worthy of a place alongside the best replicas of the other companies. Highly recommended.”

Another one:

“Nice model, good colour and size.”

We appreciate all the reviews and comments that we get from our customers, we have received over one thousand on the current Everything Dinosaur website.

Bullyland have also stated that there will be no retirements from their prehistoric animal model ranges next year. According to our contact at Bullyland, the German model manufacturer has several new models in the planning stage and it will review its policy over model introductions/retirements over the course of next year.