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…
An update on the production for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Ceratopsians Wave 3- work on the remaining paint samples is going well, but they are taking a bit longer than expected. Due to the large size and complex nature of the color designs, the factory is taking a bit more time to get each…
Here is the full reveal of the package art for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Guanlong by Shannon Beaumont! The prey in this illustration is a Yangchuanosaurus baby. As a bonus, Shannon also sent me an awesome little sketch of the Yangchuanosaurus chick.
I have some really great shots to share with you all today of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Ceratopsians, courtesy of Paul Carter. I just love seeing multiples of these creatures together out in nature. Thanks Paul!
As much as we love to call all the beasts of the Mesozoic Era dinosaurs, they weren’t. Dinosaurs were land dwellers, and the first swimmer could dive into water that lived on land! Unlike this beast, the creatures of the sea belong to the Ichthyosaurs group. Learn more about the first swimmers who lived on…
First look today at the unpainted resin prototype for the 1/18 Beasts of the Mesozoic Guanlong action figure! Molding and casting was done by Jeremy Monz. Guanlong understructure by Raul Ramos.
Today we take a little peek at the amazing Beasts of the Mesozoic Guanlong package art by Shannon Beaumont! What’s on the menu here? Find out later this week with the full reveal.
Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today we have a new submission from Aaron Dando with his awesome painting of four of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Ceratopsians- Zuniceratops, Chasmosaurus, Diabloceratops, and Nasutoceratops. Thanks Aaron!
Just finished painting the 1/35 Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaurus rex! During this process, I decided to switch out the base I’d originally planned to use (see the resin prototype images) for this flatter base which was originally going to be used with the juvenile T-rex. I think this one will offer a lot more…
Sneak peek of the currently in-progress 1/6 scale Beasts of the Mesozoic Dilong sculpt! While this will be about the same size as the raptors, it will be very different.
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