Here’s a cool shot of some Beasts of the Mesozoic Dromaeosaurus figures by Michael Wilkins

I wanted to show some love for the Raptor Series today, so here’s a cool shot of some Beasts of the Mesozoic Dromaeosaurus figures by Michael Wilkins.

I wanted to show some love for the Raptor Series today, so here’s a cool shot of some Beasts of the Mesozoic Dromaeosaurus figures by Michael Wilkins.

In case you missed the Kickstarter update yesterday, the Beasts of the Mesozoic: Ceratopsian Series wave 1 will begin shipping on Monday, so this is the final weekend to lock in the preorder price for these figures. As of Monday, wave 1 will only be available on my web shop at the retail price. Pre-order…

I have a new Beasts of the Mesozoic ‘action preview’ today, this time for Kosmoceratops! And just a heads-up- wave 2 has just arrived at the New Jersey warehouse so fulfillment shipping will begin within the week. For those on the fence, take advantage of those wave 2 preorders while you can- they’ll be switching…

Today for Cyberzoic Friday, we’re taking a look at the updated concept art by Ross Persichetti- first shown with the initial announcement- featuring the Tech Clan T. rex, Ceratosaurs, and… a yet to be announced Spinosaurid. You may also recognize this art from the print available at Comic Con last week, and will be available…

Paint masters for the resized 1/18th scale ceratopsians are underway now. Here’s a WIP preview at the little critters in color, as well as the first look at the new colors for Protoceratops hellenikorhinus! These are now planned to hit after Ceratopsians wave 3, but I’m still hoping to have them out in time for…

On our recent livestream, we dropped a couple new color designs for upcoming figures- the BotM version of Carnotaurus, based on the Tegu lizard, and the BotC ‘panther’ version of the 1/12th scale Smilodon! Stay tuned for a preorder announcement in the coming months.

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,…
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