Review on Safari Ltd Prehistoric World Construction by Jessie Ritchie

Safari Ltd 2019 Woolly Rhino The woolly rhino is one of my favorite Pleistocene creatures. I also feel that this is underrepresented in all media, especially in the toy world. Luckily Safari Ltd has honored us with the latest figurine of this impressive animal. Hair is notoriously difficult to style, but the brilliant Safari artists have done a phenomenal job. There are long hair and short hair, all flow and lay naturally like real hair. Beautifully realized solid horn. It's impressively large (like real horns) without exaggerating. It is also very well formed and even includes growth ridges forming along its length. The paws have the right number of toes and all hooves are colored. The figure is also anatomically correct and very conspicuously masculine. The posture gives a sense of strolling, as if grazing. Most companies would probably opt for a charging pose, but I'm grateful for the more peaceful image. dot coloring. Unlike most prehistoric creatures, we know exactly what color woolly rhinos were thanks to several frozen specimens as well as cave paintings. Everything here is accurately painted and the paint applied perfectly. The inside of the ears are a darker brown than the rest of the body and the nostrils are painted a nice glossy black to give it a naturally wet look. The eyes are incredibly realistic and really enhance the overall realism. That's an unbelievable number. I would even say that it's one of the top three releases of this year in my opinion. I can highly recommend taking it. If you're a fan of prehistoric mammals, don't miss this.