Discover the Mesmerizing World of Schleich 15015 Diabloceratops: Unleash the Magic of Prehistoric Playtime Review

Incredible detail and painted colours, what more could you ask for from this German collectible toy manufacturer Schleich, a fantastic piece for any Jurassic Park or Jurassic dinosaur model or collectible toy. this should be displayed, not played

Schleich products are another level of excellence. It's incredible what they do to create these beautiful characters. The texture, colors, realism, durability, and one-piece construction of most figures are second to none.

The Schleich Velociraptor lives on the dashboard of our car and is a sure indicator of my driving stability. Standing on two legs, however, the Velo falls on the dashboard of my wife's car far more often than the Ceratopsid dinosaur model.

Another great dinosaur from Schleich! I took off a star this time but didn't realize the arms could be moved. That also means they're removable, which I discovered when I saw my son holding a dismembered toy. The jaw moves too, which is great! But this toy is not as durable for toddlers as figures without moving parts.

So every other Schleich dinosaur we own has Schleich stamps and markings on the bottom, this one doesn't. It's also not as thick, heavy or as high quality as all Schleich dinosaur toys. I am suspicious of his statement as such. If so, I'm disappointed. If not, then this list is an outright scam. The toy itself is just average quality, the handles immediately come off and (after only 5 days) reach the point where they don't stay on at all. My 3 year old doesn't know the difference so keep it but

Revain removed my review which suggested it was a fake Schleich. It is in order. Maybe it's real. If so, that worries me even more! We have many Schleich animals and I have never seen one of such poor quality. The face is distorted and dirty - it is very small and hard. In the photos, the neck appears to be somewhat flexible, but it's just as stiff and of poor quality as the rest of the weakened creature. I loved plesiosaurs growing up and let me tell you - it's a shame on all plesiosaurs…

Ah, Postozuh! One of my son's favorite vintage creatures. In fact, this is a more intimidating version of the crocodile. And crocodiles are pretty damn terrible. I think it's her dead eyes. Now imagine an already insane crocodile, but with long (er) legs, deftly knocking you off your feet while looking like Boston Dynamics' insane robot dog that pops up in internet videos every few years to demonstrate how it keeps getting weirder. This is Postosuchus. It also kind of reminds me of those…