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Creative Beast Studio Styracosaurus Albertensis 1:18 Scale Reviews

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Creative Beast Studios’ Styracosaurus Albertensis is an impressively sculpted largeceratopsian (or horned dinosaur). It has been painted vibrant shades of turquoise, red, yellow and blue with some white stripes on its back, taking inspiration from the colouring of a common green forest lizard. It features a large, elongated and spiked frill at the back of its skull, and a long horn at the top of its nose. Scaly detailing is evident across its body from its bone-coloured beaked mouth, across its strong and uniquely patterned neck frill, all over its muscular body and legs, as well as down its tail. This ceratopsian has 20 points of articulation, is sculpted in 1/18th scale, and comes in a window display box with unique background display insert.
Approx 30cm long
Creative Beast Studios figures are collectible figurines. While they are really cool poseable models they should not be treated roughly or regarded as toys for young children. They include numerous removable PVC parts and POM sockets. Some components include an embedded wire for increased posing options. Recommended age 15+ 

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“Without a doubt the best looking and most poseable Styracosaurus I own, however there are several issues with the paint application. Sadly this is true of all the BotM Ceratopsians - quality control doesn't seem very thorough. The body's colouring is not gradual as depicted in promotional images - on my figure the back half of the body is a toxic green, while the front half is a dark leaf green. The underbelly on both halves are closer in colour, but still don't match. Legs suffer the same issue - one front leg has no red shading leading to the foot, making the colour change very disjointed. Appears the parts are painted separately before assembly. There are also several painting errors - the artist seems to have slipped while painting the back stripes and gotten several large clumps of white paint on a front leg, which was not washed off/smoothed out. One of the largest frill horns is completely out of shape - but mine came in a crushed box. Don't know if this was the cause. Hoping this corrects itself over time. Ultimately a beautiful figure, but considering the price and painting errors - I could only recommend it to serious collectors who are good with a paintbrush.”
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