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Another strange crocodile species Planet Wow has made a wobbly rubber figure of is Anatosuchus, the interesting “duck crocodile”. Planet Wow is a trademark of a publisher named “Blue Ocean”, located in Stuttgart, Germany. They release magazines for children with blind bags of all kinds of animals added to them. But they also distribute some […]
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As announced, I’m reviewing more prehistoric crocodiles from Planet Wow, a brand of the publisher Blue Ocean, about which I’ve already written everything necessary in this review of Simosuchus: https://dinotoyblog.com/simosuchus-planet-wow-by-blue-ocean . Interestingly, Desmatosuchus, although released in the line, isn’t actually a real crocodile at all, but an aetosaur. Thos...
On a recent trip to one of my local antique/junk stores I came across this rather curious fellow. Initially mistaking it for an Iguanodon, it was large, vibrantly painted, and rather unique looking. Despite this, I left it behind. I had my eye on other things that day. Upon researching it once I came home, […]
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It’s been twelve years now since the beginning of the Spinosaurus Renaissance, which radically transformed our understanding and appreciation of the famous spined lizard. First, we learned that it had relatively puny hind limbs and a long, narrow torso. Next, we found out that it had a paddle-shaped tail, further indicating that it may have spent most […]
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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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