US and UK-based fulfillment of Wave C1 Beasts begins soon!
New Cyberzoic Kickstarter update today: ‘US and UK-based fulfillment of Wave C1 Beasts begins soon! Plus updates for remaining armors and riders!’
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Paint sample for the Teratophoneus action figure
First shown in last weekend’s Kickstarter update, we have a look at the first (unaltered) paint sample for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Teratophoneus action figure, from wave 2 of the Tyrannosaur Series! The paint here is not final, but it’s darn close for a first attempt by the factory. More importantly though, the balance…
The new Beasts of the Mesozoic raptors are in and shipping now! These photos were taken recently from the NJ warehouse. I’m very glad to finally have these back in stock again!
The new Beasts of the Mesozoic raptors are in and shipping now! These photos were taken recently from the NJ warehouse. I’m very glad to finally have these back in stock again! https://creative-beast.com/product…/featured-pre-orders
Pentaceratops fine-cut photo gallery is here!
Happy weekend everyone! Today we take a look at the big Beasts of the Mesozoic Pentaceratops fine-cut figure!
Package Art on the Dilong paradoxus!
More Beasts of the Mesozoic: Tyrannosaur Series package art to show today, this time from Shannon Beaumont and her rendition of the scrappy and colorful Dilong paradoxus! The Dilong action figure stretch goal was just unlocked yesterday along with several others. Be sure to check out the live Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/creativebeast/beasts-of-the-mesozoic-tyrannosaur-series-action-figures
Fan Photography Nathan Ko
There’s been so much amazing photography lately from the Beasts of the Mesozoic community! Today we spotlight the work of Nathan Ko. I love the great use of lighting and atmosphere!
Chasmosaurus photos by nutty_bakaz
Chasmosaurus belli (Opening lizard) Length: up to 4.8m (15.7ft) long Location: Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta Time period: Late Cretaceous 76.5 m.y.a. Named By: Lawrence Lambe – 1902, renamed in 1914 Chasmosaurus belli was a Chasmosaurine of average size. The meaning of its name, ‘Opening Lizard’, refers to the large openings, or fenestras, on its frill….
