Paint sample figure Adult Triceratops Gallery!
Following up on yesterday’s Kickstarter update, here’s a clear look at the new paint sample figure for the Beasts of the Mesozoic adult Triceratops action figure!
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Alectrosaurus, Eotyrannus, and Moros Final Paint Samples
Just now realizing that I never posted final paint sample photos for the Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaur series. Here’s a look at the Alectrosaurus, Eotyrannus, and Moros. We’ll take a look at the big boys next week! And for the Cyberzoic Kickstarter backers- the project is approved and ‘smoke tests’ will be emailed today,…
New test shot figure- the big bad Albertaceratops!
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The new Beasts of the Mesozoic raptors are in and shipping now! These photos were taken recently from the NJ warehouse. I’m very glad to finally have these back in stock again!
The new Beasts of the Mesozoic raptors are in and shipping now! These photos were taken recently from the NJ warehouse. I’m very glad to finally have these back in stock again! https://creative-beast.com/product…/featured-pre-orders
Cyberzoic shoot- Bláalónsvegur Road Lavafield, Iceland 2025
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Zuniceratops photos by nutty_bakaz
Zuniceratops christopheri (Zuni-horned face) Length: up to 3.5m (11.5ft) long Location: Moreno Hill Formation, New Mexico, USA Time period: Late Cretaceous 89 m.y.a. Named By: Wolfe & Kirkland – 1998 Living nearly 10 million years earlier than most Ceratopsians, Zuniceratops is much smaller and more primitive than its descendants. Supporting the theory of a North…
