How did dinosaurs protect themselves when ferocious beasts like the T-Rex roamed the Earth? These and other large carnivores had sharp teeth and claws for tearing. Some predators, like the Velociraptor, were quick. Herbivores weren’t weak members of prey—they had protection. Some used their tails for protection or sharp claws. Others had spikes and even…
Continuing our look at the new resin fine cut prototypes, today we have the scaled-down Beasts of the Cenozoic 1/18th Smilodon populator! Very similar to its 1/12th scale counterpart, the only feature that was not carried over was the interchangeable ears. Preorder Smilodon here
Styracosaurus albertensis (spiked lizard) Length: 5.5m (18ft) Weight: 2,722 kg (6,000 lbs) Location: Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta Canada Time: period: 75 Ma Late Cretaceous Named by: Lawrence Lambe- 1913 Famously known for it’s six frill spikes, and long nose horn, Styracosaurus is one of the most recognizable of all the Ceratopsians. Despite its iconic look,…
Conversion Steps for Dragonslayer Armor Cyberzoic!
New in-package images today for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Utahraptor and Achillobator figures! This will be the first BotM box packaging to not sport a ‘series’ logo- from here on out it’s all just Beasts of the Mesozoic! I should also note that the BotM logo will be added to the upper window on…
The King of the Jurassic! Beast Spotlight Allosaurus Allosaurus is available for purchase ?
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