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…
Today we have a look at the very photogenetic paint sample for the Beasts of the Cenozoic Smilodon action figure! Also seen here is the medium therapod display stand (not included). I didn’t expect that work with this figure, but it’s not bad! This assortment is still on track to ship in late October. Preorder…
Video by HedgeHogAction with Chris ‘Chaotic’ Albers I couldn’t have said it better myself. Big props to Chris ‘Chaotic’ Albers for the amazing Cyberzoic Kickstarter rundown! ?
I have a new interview up now courtesy of Jurassic Outpost- give it watch if you can! ?
Revealed on our last live stream, King Scarab is our latest Cyberzoic character design, soon to be an action figure! Originally teased in the Cyberzoic Kickstarter print by Lewis LaRosa, the Forest Tribe leader was supposed to be part of the initial figure offering, but the number of items got out of hand pretty quick,…
Following up on our look at the 1/18th scale Beasts of the Mesozoic raptors last week, here’s a look at their ceratopsian counterparts- Protoceratops a., Protoceratops h., and Psittacosaurus!
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