Caudipteryx (Carnegie Collection by Safari)

This amazing Chinese dino-bird Caudipteryx is one of the newly released figures in the Carnegie Collection. This is super-detailed with a blue tail fan and wings. The figure stands on two legs and is rearing up so that the tail acts as a support. Because the actual animal is so small, this figure has been produced at a different scale to most of the other Carnegie figures.
Caudipteryx (Carnegie Collection by Safari)
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  1. [...] paradoxus lived in China in the Early Cretaceous, alongside Caudipteryx and Beipiaosaurus, both of which have also subsequently made it into the Carnegie Collection. While [...]

  2. [...] Oviraptor (Carnegie Collection by Safari Ltd.) Filed under: Carnegie, Safari, dinosaur, theropod — Tags: Carnegie, dinosaur, feathered, Oviraptor, Safari, toy — Marc (Horridus) @ 4:14 pm Rating 4.00 out of 5 Following on from the recent review of the Papo Oviraptor by a fellow blogger, let us look now at a radically different interpretation of the same dinosaur from the good folk at Safari. This is actually the second Oviraptor released as part of the Carnegie line; the original, released in 2005, featured less elaborate plumage with a simpler colour scheme and no tail fan. As such, many collectors like to envisage it as the female and this 2007 re-release as the male. It’s 1:10 scale, by the way, and about 15cm (6 inches) long. [...]

  3. Alessio says:

    A great replica with wonderful details and all…But,who ever knows why,its face reminds me of Lenny (from “The Simpsons”) XD

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