Realistic Acrocanthosaurus Figure Toy for Kids - Ages 3+ - Dinosaurs Collection - Educational Play Prehistoric Species - Gift Idea Toy for Girls and Boys - 11.0 in

Papo has really outdone itself with this one! The attention to detail is just amazing and the color pattern is exquisite. Definitely worth every penny of the price, and more reasonable cost-wise than some of the other competitors like PNSO and Creative Beasts…although no offense to them, I love them too!!! Great model all around, especially for a meticulous collector of prehistoric animals. I’d give it ten stars if I could!

Nice Papo dinosaur figure crafted from soft rigid plastic with realistic design and painting.

Best Papo dinosaur model in my opinion. I prefer the tiger stripe patter over the purple, orange and grey color scheme. I took a picture with both paint schemes to show how the tiger stripe pattern has a matte finish while the other has more gloss. The Papo Acro is big and extremely detailed. Worth every penny!

I wanted a very nice hand painted dinosaur figurine for display. I'm glad I discovered this brand. There's a lot of detail in the painting as well as the natural looking creases of the skin. It looks like it just walked out of a painting. It's much heavier than I expected. It sits evenly on a table without any wobble. The only off putting thing is the eyes on mine. One is looking straight ahead and the other is looking downward. It's a small quibble and nothing worth the trouble of an exchange. The open jaw feature is awesome with highly detailed teeth and tongue. I only had to touch up two unpainted areas on one toe and one toenail with a dark brown and a dark green colored pencil. It was quick and results were great. The top of this dinosaur is SHARP so I can't imaging playing with it. It came in a bag that had sturdy cardboard covering the long tail and a clear molded plastic piece underneath the body. Great value for the price.

Another amazing figure from Papo! I love all their figures, they're very detailed for the money. Are there some figures with more detail? Absolutely, but u cannot beat the affordability and detail of Papo figures. I hope they expand their dinosaur collection in the future

I love Papo Dinosaurs for there realistic details and the Acrocanthosaurus, though one of the smaller models, keeps up the tradition of realism and fine detail. They tend to be relatively expensive by if you are using them in a display rather than playing with them as a toy I think it's worth it. They seem to be pretty tough as far as keeping their paint because I have yet to receive one with any surface damage. I had to send for the retired one for my collection

Quick Note: To clarify the comments from the review, pictures in the review, and the answers from this product's question section, you'll receive the 2018 model as advertised/pictured (the "Acro Tiger Camo"). You shouldn't get the 2017 Acrocanthosaurus "Rainbow"/"purple" model, since it's been discontinued. How some recent reviews or answers say they got the 2017 model in 2018, is beyond me. 3.5/5 Playability: I have to be honest with you, Papos aren't meant for rough play. They'll only last a few months before they wear or brake. It's up to you if you want to throw $20+ dollars on a toy for your child to break or forget. Most papo figures are there for soft play and watching (decoration/collecting). Unless you know your child isn't the type to bash objects, then you're probably better off with more cheaper (less detailed) but sturdier dinosaur figures (brands such as Terra, Safari, mattel, etc.) 4.75/5 Sculpt: The sculpt and amount of little details papo puts on their dinosaur line is phenomenal! I haven't seen many dinosaur sculpts of same price or even higher match the quality that papo does (See pictures for reference). For the size and relation consistency with other papo figures from the dinosaur line, it's pretty great. It's close but not bigger than the T-rex papo figure. As for its stance, it's the only drawback or problem that I know many will have a problem with (personally I don't) and is why it isn't a perfect 5/5. The figure doesn't hold up with just its two legs. It requires its right hand in order to hold the itself up (very similar to the papo dilophosaurus). Barely any articulation going on other than the mouth (which is not bad or great), but hopefully one day papo will decide to add more articulation on their future figures (e.g.. Movable legs, arms, and etc.). 4/5 Paint job: The colors aren't as saturated or beautiful as advertised. It's a simple marketing tactic that you'll find many companies do. For that I deducted a point. It's still a stunning figure, and is definitely better than its previous 2017 model. Instead of the cartoony and extremely vibrant colors of the 2017 "purple" model, this version is more believable and realistic. It's for that reason I even went my way and got this figure. It's amazing how the color palate of an object could really bring out the details and change the perception of a product. If you probably couldn't tell, I didn't like the 2017 model and avoided it. 3/5 Price Range: Now the original price is actually $40.99. I don't think that's worth the price at all. At the time however, I did get this product when it was on sale for $28 dollars...still kind of expensive for a toy of that size and usability. If you think about it, you could spend that $28 dollars or if you're for some reason planning to get this for $40 dollars, you could spend that $28 or $40 dollars on something more usable or entertaining for your child (other toy brands for more usability, board or video games, clothes, sports, etc). As for the price range for a collector, $28 dollars is good compared to other products! $40 dollars is getting to the hefty side. In all I think this product is decently or about fairly priced at $28 dollars. Should you get it? As a gift for a child, I would definitely get it for him or her, if they're curiosity for dinosaurs makes them deeply intrigued. There are some but not totally important anatomical flaws with the figure (as with every papo dinosaur figure, which is probably more a style of choice than a unintentional design). So if pure accuracy is what you're looking for, then this probably isn't it. As a dinosaur figurine collector, I think this is a must have. Definitely the best or if not, one of the best papo figures of all time and one of the best looking dinosaur figure out there to date. It is a thing of beauty, no doubt about that. I just wish it were as true of color as it was advertised and it was poseable. Other than that, I genuinely love this figure a lot! Despite some raised issues, I am satisfied with my purchase and happy to have this item. I'm going to get a different papo figure for my nephew too!

This model is highly detailed with excellent sculpt. It is the best arcocanthosaurus model in my collection so far. The new paint job is a vast improvement over the previous model of this arcocanthosaurus.

Fantastic dinosaur by Papo. It looks so real!! I always loved dinosaurs but I have never owned anything THIS awesome before. I can't believe this is a toy, because it's Museum lever quality! The details, material and paint is just stunning! 5 out of 5 STARS

Yet another one bought for my fossil cabinet, I didn't realise the jaw opened, very well designed.

カラーリングと相俟って獰猛さを感じる力強い造型が魅力的だと思います。

Buen producto

Nachdem ich den Schleich Acrocanthosaurus für mein Patenkind gekauft hatte, musste natürlich auch der von Papo für uns persönlich her. Und ich muss sagen: Hier ist mal wieder ein Unterschied wie Tag und Nacht. Ist der Dino von Schleich doch sehr einfach und plump gestaltet, strotzt der Papo Acro vor Agilität und Detailverliebtheit. Alles ist super verarbeitet. Die Haltung wirkt, als ob er gerade auf der Jagd wäre, oder er sich über sein Opfer beugt um es zu fressen. So kommt leider nicht seine wirkliche Höhe zur Geltung, was aber egal ist. Was bei Papo immer besonders auffällt ist die geniale Gestaltung des Kopfes allgemein. Besonders die einzelnen spitzen Zähne sind mehr als genial. Bei Schleich, wenn überhaupt einzeln gestaltet, sind das immer kleine runde Knubbel, oder flache unrunde Platten. Im Gegensatz zum Schleich hat der Acro auch einen richtigen Gaumen mit super detailliert gestalteten Rachen. Die Krallen an Händen und Füssen sind auch viel detaillierter gestaltet als beim Schleich. Auch die Haut ist wesentlich besser als die vom Schleich, die ja nur zerfurcht ist. Einziges Manko ist die doch sehr glänzende farbliche Bemalung des Rückenkammes. Dafür ziehe ich jedoch keinen Stern ab, da der Dino ansonsten über jeden Zweifel erhaben ist. Fazit: Vielleicht sollte sich Schleich mal ein paar Tipps bei Papo holen, wie man Dinos fantastisch und lebendig gestalten kann. In diesem Sinne: Frohe Weihnachten!!