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There’s one more production sample to look at for the new Beasts of the Mesozoic/ Cenozoic wave- last but not least we have the Dilophosaurus wetherilli! Update- Our vessel shipment has just been received at our US warehouse and we’ll just need another week or so get everything sorted. Expect preorder fulfillment to begin by…
Creative Beast Previews episode 10 is up now! The BotM Diabloceratops and its babies are spotlighted this time. Don’t miss Chris’s diabolical shenanigans with this set- link in the comments! ?
The Yutyrannus upgrades are underway! The factory recently sent photos of the new fine cut parts for the updated ankles and neck parts. These will be used for the upcoming Cyberzoic Yutyrannus but will also be available in limited quantities as an upgrade pack for the Beasts of the Mesozoic version as well.
What exactly did dinosaurs eat? Some of the biggest dinosaurs only ate plants, while the ferocious T. rex had a diet of meat. Interestingly, dinosaur diets weren’t as simple as some people may believe. Uncover everything you need to know about dinosaur diets so that you can start spreading the knowledge! Herbivores The argentinosaurus was among the…
New Armor Designs by Ross Persichetti It’s time for another Cyberzoic first-look! Here are the initial armor designs for the Andrewsarchus mount of the northern Dragon Clan. The final design is currently in-progress and the figure itself will be offered as a stretch goal item for the Cyberzoic Kickstarter in October! Concept art by Ross…
It’s time for our weekly dose of Cyberzoic! Today we learn more about the formidable Fire Clan. ‘Cast out to the Dark Lands by the Technologists hundreds of years ago, the first members of what would become the Fire Clan were expected to die off quickly due to that region’s deadly conditions. But through their…
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The baby mammoth looks great! Your collaboration with PBS EONS is a fantastic idea!
Haha, someday, earlier human stages (like homo-erectus) could make for entertaining “info-tainment”! (Granted, yeah, I suppose our ancestors were just larger and larger chimpanzees…