We showed off a ton of cool stuff last night on our livestream, but without a doubt the biggest news was at the end. So in case you missed it- the Spinosaurus sculpt is now in progress! No release or pricing info yet, but it will be offered at 1/18th and 1/35th scale, with BotM and Cyberzoic versions planned. Expect more updates in the coming months!
Today I have another sculpt reveal for the upcoming Beasts of the Mesozoic: Tyrannosaur Series. Here’s Alectrosaurus, sculpted by Jake Baardse! This action figure will share parts with the juvenile Tyrannosaurus Rex figure, which will be the next sculpt reveal.
The Kickstarter may be over, but now its time to prepare for LegionsCon this weekend. I’m getting the Cyberzoic prototypes ready for the big show, and here’s a peek at the latest one- the Tech Clan Yutyrannus! And stay tuned for a new Cyberzoic Kickstarter update coming soon!
What a great time to begin new projects. Here’s a little something I’ve been working on. How have you all been passing the time lately?
Great drawing of our Beasts of the Mesozoic Dilong! Artwork by AitwArt
The Beasts of the Mesozoic Zuniceratops is the next test shot figure we take a look at today- a very poseable and agile little fella! And for you Ceratopsian Series Kickstarter backers, I’m putting together a big update that I plan to have ready for this weekend. There’s plenty of exciting news to cover as…
For the BotM Ceratopsian Kickstarter backers out there… a little teaser for the next package layout reveal.
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What a great way to start off 2025.
I simply cannot wait!
Will the Cyberzoic version of Spino belong to the Water Clan??????
Very nice sculpt, I can guess it will be a 31 inch figure for the 1/18th scale figure due to real life sizes
2025 is starting off perfectly now
Please don’t use the “Spino was a crocodile!” build. Paleontologists of any repute have dismissed it as a chimera; it was pieced together from 5 different fossils, which is not accurate at all and scientifically disavowed. No one is saying close relatives like Baryonx was suddenly a crocodile, it’s a normal looking theropod, no question about Baryonx, but Spino is a crocodile? None of it’s closest relatives have a croc build?
Scott Hartman has an excellent article on why the Spino croc build is, well, a crock. I’m pretty I’ve seen Creative Beast use Hartman’s work to make their figures. I would really like to see a Spino as a theropod, but that Spino croc build is just popular, not scientifically accurate. I hate that I have to admit Jurassic Park’s Spinosaurus was actually more scientifically accurate than the croc build.
I believe that David has sculpted some of the most accurate renditions of dinosaurs I have ever seen which is an impressive feat of Its own but he definitely puts in a lot of time and effort into finding the most accurate references to work off of. These figures are a work of art, the creative beast crew are best of the best when it comes to what they do, they put a ton of time and effort into these figures and they are truly amazing. The silhouette looks perfect and I am beyond excited for this figure. I feel honored to own a BOTM figure, its like owning the Mona Lisa , I fully trust David and the rest of the Creative Beast team to make this the most awesome figure ever.
I honestly cannot wait!!! I’ve been wanting something like this for years now, Cannot WAIT. (Please do build it how it looks In the picture, I really love that model In specific, And make It as articulated as possible, I would definitely buy It.)