Prehistoric Dinosaur Models:83 Mateo the Tyrannotitan | 12.8" Carcharodontosaurid Display Model - South American Predator - Clear Support - 60-Page Manual + A3 Poster - 15+

Beautifully detailed figure and great color scheme chosen for the Dino. It really stands out among their other theropod figures with the range of colors chosen

This is my very first PNSO dinosaur model and also it’s for sure one of the best ones I’ve seen (never managed to get my hands into one of these before). It prioritizes scientific accuracy over playability and it is a bit fragile if you are not careful (especially its toe claws) & as others have pointed out, it doesn't stand by itself (using that transparent stand is compulsory), so take that in mind if you want to give this figure to a child. Extremely detailed figure, especially the eyes, the astonishing colors, the wrinkles all over its body, and even its feet look like those from a real animal. The teeth painting could be a bit sharper, but overall the figure is so nice. It’s refreshing to see a figure that feels like a museum piece. Even though it's a bit pricey (yeah, I know there are more expensive figures, but still...), I absolutely love it for its realism. Overall, a must-have for any Carcharodontosauridae-enthusiast.

Amazing product. The color is neat. The size is medium and long . The texture and detail are well done. Great product and reasonable price.

Path of Titans the game helped me discover this amazing dinosaur. Such an amazing model, trying to figure out which sauropod to get to throw it on a shelf with.

It's really well made, the only problem is that it might not stand up if you leave it for a long time. But there are two clear stands included that will solve the battle problem. Love it and am going to follow up with a collection of more models.

Amazing figure

As someone into toy photography, I can really appreciate the attention to detail on this figure. The paint work looks very realistic and you can definitely tell it has a hand-painted quality instead of looking like a cheap mass-produced toy. The sculpt itself has a lot of texture and personality. The articulated mouth is a nice touch, although that’s really the only articulation. This is definitely more of a display/statue-style piece rather than a fully poseable dinosaur figure that I’d normally use for action shots. Still, it photographs extremely well because of the realistic proportions and paint application. It stands around 5 inches tall, so it works nicely on a shelf display, desk setup, or even for a school science project. Overall, very cool collectible with a premium feel to it.

Excellent quality and detail. Even the pads on the feet are accurately modeled. The only issue is that it struggles to balance on its own without the ugly stand. It also appears to be thinner than it would be in life, this animal might struggle to balance.