Here’s a look and the new unique package design for the upcoming Beasts of the Mesozoic Old Buck Styracosaurus figures! I wanted to do something special for this version and used a design somewhere in between the ‘classic’ Fans’ Choice offerings and the new Tyrannosaur Series look. Package art and background inserts were done by…
Where does the Pachycephalosaurus fit into the Cyberzoic story? This agile steed will be the part of the Tech Clan, piloted by the Tech Knight Cephala! Her armor can convert into an battle-ready hover pod. Concept art by Ross Persichetti Click below to view full images
Today we have our first look at the finished sculpt for the Beasts of the Mesozoic/ Cyberzoic Carnotaurus by Jake Baadrse! The figure will be 1/18 scale and is estimated to be about 16″ long. Click below to zoom in
Today I want to share another amazing custom by Michael Moloney, this time using the grey 1/18 Beasts of the Mesozoic T. rex to create a Gorgosaurus, with coloring inspired by the Golden Eagle! Click below to zoom in
Catching up on the Beasts of the Mesozoic catalog shots, here’s the one for the Diabloceratops babies! Again, these are the factory painted samples and will actually be renamed ‘nestlings’ on the final packaging. View zoomed in image below
Today we finally get to see the catalog photos for both versions of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Old Buck Styracosaurus! And these are the actual paint samples from the factory. Background art by Old Buck creator David James Armsby! Click below to zoom in
Today we delve back into the world of Cyberzoic! What happens when the Tech Clan investigates rumors of the Fire Clan illegally developing AI combat robots? The confirmation is not pretty. Roused from their off-line slumber, the Razorhound Achillobator units become activated and aggressively defend their home against the invading Utahraptor threats. An incident to…
When we think about dinosaurs, we might imagine them running at speeds we could only dream of matching. But how do we know how fast they really were? Paleontologists have been able to infer the speed of dinosaurs by comparing their build and size to modern-day animals. Moreover, by studying the tread and distance of…
Did you know that the first fossilized dinosaur eggs were discovered in the 1980s and were initially extremely rare? As the years went by, paleontologists across the world found numerous eggs that have been able to add to the growing story of the life and death of these majestic beasts. The most interesting aspect is…
Carnotaurus teaser. Sculpt by Jake Baardse
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