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Painted prototype of the Eons Wooly Mammoth calf!
Here’s our first look at the painted prototype for the Eons 1/18th scale Wooly Mammoth calf! And you’ll want to check out ALL of these photos for hint of what’s to come. Want to know more about our prehistoric elephants collab with Eons? Back the Wooly Mammoth calf here.
Have a Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas everyone! May you all receive the gift of precious company and great new memories. Photo by Greg Accetta.
FINAL HOURS OF THE ZOIC TCG KICKSTARTER ending TONIGHT at 9:00 PM EDT
FINAL HOURS OF THE ZOIC TCG KICKSTARTER ending TONIGHT at 9:00 PM EDT! This is the last chance to lock in the best prices for our inaugural edition of ZOIC, plus access to the Kickstarter Exclusive Gold collector coin! And be sure to join us tonight for a special edition of our Creative Beasts livestream…
A preview of what’s to come in 2021- Development is now underway for 1/18th scale versions of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Protoceratops and Psittacosaurus. The 1/6th scale sculpts have been resized and the rough cuts are shown here.
A preview of what’s to come in 2021- Development is now underway for 1/18th scale versions of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Protoceratops and Psittacosaurus. The 1/6th scale sculpts have been resized and the rough cuts are shown here. And yes, 1/18th raptors will be soon to follow!
Deinonychus set completed + Badland Sentry first look
Happy Cyberzoic Friday! We have a new Kickstarter update today: ‘Deinonychus set completed! Our first look at the finished Badland Sentry, plus new interviews!’ Check out all the latest: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/creativebeast/cyberzoic-sci-fi-dinosaur-and-dragon-action-figures/posts/3940862
Beasts of the Mesozoic Fans’ Choice Medusaceratops in progress
The painted prototype for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Fans’ Choice Medusaceratops is now in progress! Despite mimicking the iridescent look of the White-Lipped Python, the paints used here are actually called interference paints. And while these colors don’t change with light, they can give the illusion of color change when applied in the proper…
