Creative Beast Previews Episode 3 featuring Gorgosaurus
Episode 3 of Creative Beast Previews just dropped and this time Chris gives us a look at the Beasts of the Mesozoic Gorgosaurus! Check out all the fun from unboxing to posing!
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Power-con discount expires May 28th!
For those who might be going to Power-Con, I can confirm this is the BEST toy event that I’ve ever attended, and that’s saying something. Don’t sleep on buying tickets as you can still get a discount until May 28th. I hope to see you all there! Learn more at: https://thepower-con.com/tickets-exclusives/
Dilophosaurus wetherilli package art by Gabriel Ugueto
It’s a privilege to once again have Gabriel Ugueto illustrating more Beasts of the Mesozoic package art, and here’s a sneak peek at his Dilophosaurus wetherilli! Dilophosaurus wetherilli is available for preorder here https://cyberzoic-toys.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders/587854
G-Fest 2026 Photo Gallery | Atomic Allosaurus Showcase
Creative Beast Studio at G-Fest 2026 Another G-Fest is officially in the books, and it was our most successful show yet by a long shot! A huge thank you goes out to the entire Creative Beast Studio team for all of their hard work in making this event such a success. We couldn’t ask for…
Teaser New Colors for Zuni and Chasmo
Tuesday Teaser- here’s a look at what’s currently on the design desk. New colors incoming for Zuni and Chasmo- been wanting to do these for some time now. More info to come!
Creative Beast Studio is taking over the Wooly Mammoth Project!
BIG NEWS: As many of you know, our team has been working closely with the good people at Eons to bring you the best Wooly Mammoth action figures on the planet. And while our involvement thus far has been limited to product development, I’m thrilled to announce that Creative Beast Studio has been given the…
Zuniceratops photos by nutty_bakaz
Zuniceratops christopheri (Zuni-horned face) Length: up to 3.5m (11.5ft) long Location: Moreno Hill Formation, New Mexico, USA Time period: Late Cretaceous 89 m.y.a. Named By: Wolfe & Kirkland – 1998 Living nearly 10 million years earlier than most Ceratopsians, Zuniceratops is much smaller and more primitive than its descendants. Supporting the theory of a North…
