Today I have the next exciting Beasts of the Mesozoic: Tyrannosaur Series sculpt to show you all- behold the Tarbosaurus bataar, sculpted by Raul Ramos!
Thanks to the success of Cyberzoic, development on new Beasts of the Mesozoic figures continues to move forward. Three exciting new prototypes have reached the next stage of production and are now ready for paint. The latest additions include the Allosaurus, Carnotaurus, and Dilophosaurus, each sculpted in prototype form before receiving their final paint applications….
Quick little video from the studio- juvenile T-Rex sculpting
We have the first paint sample photos from the factory of the upcoming Beasts of the Mesozoic Utahraptor! Hoping to have this in-hand, along with Achillobator soon. Looking good so far! (paint sample is noted with the green dot- compared here to the original prototype).
UPDATE for all the Cyberzoic Kickstarter followers: To help bridge the gap between stretch goal sets, I’m allowing the dinosaur from each set to unlock halfway to the next set goal, which means that the Cyberzoic Dryptosaurus figure is now available for pledge as a reward tier or an add-on! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/creativebeast/cyberzoic-sci-fi-dinosaur-and-dragon-action-figures/description
MOTUFest ’26 photo dump! We had a great time in Covington/ Cincinnati this past weekend. Aside from the excellent show, a huge highlight was getting a late night tour of the The Toy Department! We all came away with some amazing finds, plus it was on Ross’ birthday! So many unforgettable memories with awesome people-…
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I’love the pachyrhinosaurus look, as i have already said with the first look of him lade for the Jurassic parc Toys line, and on the game i love his face with a horn in keratine on his nose like our actual rhinocéros, and i have 2 questions :
why don’t you make an alternative head, with the keratine horn, or a clip to put on the face of this figure ?
Will you sold the Whole game like these one, without paint, or in a white look to let the people using their imagination tho interpreat the ceratopsian colour ?