Beasts of the Cyberzoic Dilophosaurus wetherilli - 1/18th scale

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This figure has paint chipping at the joints by default.

"The joints are made of POM material, which doesn't hold paint well due to flexibility needed for rotation. The design prioritizes durability. Paint chipping at joints is considered normal and not covered by after-sales service."

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Specification:

  • BRAND NEW & HIGH QUALITY 
  • Brand: Beasts of the Cyberzoic (Creative Beast Studio)
  • Character: Dilophosaurus wetherilli - 1/18th scale

  • Note: Backers will receive (1) 1/18th scale Dilophosaurus wetherilli action figure.

  • Includes:

    -14.5" long action figure
    -22 points of articulation 
    -clear display stand 
    -alternate running and stepping feet

    Recommended for ages 15 and up (contains small parts)

     

     

Package included:


  • -7.5" long action figure
    -19 points of articulation 
    -clear display stand 
    -alternate running and stepping feet

Note

- Please refer to the measurement. The tiny measuring error is allowable in the normal range.

- There might be a little color difference due to the monitor, camera or other factors, please refer to the physical item.


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PanBrunner
Dilo of the Fire Clan

A beautiful alternative Dilo from Creative Beast Studio. Compared to the Beasts of the Mesozoic version, this Cyberzoic Dilo has a great, predatory look. I like the idea of ​​the Beasts of the Mesozoic series featuring more down-to-earth versions of the dinosaurs, while the Cyberzoic version features more aggressive ones. As for the figure itself... I have to admit, it turned out better than its "brother" from the other version. The details on the model seem more detailed (I hope this doesn't start a trend of Cyberzoic figures being favored more), and the colors, especially those on the head, blend very nicely. And the fact that it's an action figure is my favorite aspect. The ability to pose them in dynamic poses gives me a lot of fun. However, there's a small problem here: the stand. While it's definitely better than the ones that came before it (look at you, hollow pieces of plastic), it still isn't suitable for more demanding poses, like the one in the photos. I had to slightly modify mine, adding metal discs to add weight. And I'm so glad I have an alternative way to obtain these models, because importing them from America was killing my budget. Overall, it's a great figure, with only minor flaws. I highly recommend it.