Protoceratops a., Protoceratops h., and Psittacosaurus!

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!

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!

Savage Saber Beast! Cyberzoic first-look with Dragolina!

So you want to paint your own Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaurus rex figure, but you have no painting experience? No problem. I’ve broken down the steps to make a awesome custom T. rex with a simple paint scheme and basic materials that you can find at your local arts and crafts store. Getting Started-…

The Beasts of the Mesozoic Bistahieversor sculpt has been printed! Won’t be long now before we see our first Tyrannosaur Series prototype.

It may not be Cyberzoic Friday, but I just received the first factory painted sample for the Arctic Dragon (Kuraokami) and it is GLORIOUS, so I just had to share! Not only does the paint look great, but the possibility is quite impressive as well. It’s super cool! (no pun intended) Preorder the Artic Dragon

It’s time for another Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaur Series color design reveal- Moros intrepidus! I’d originally planned this to be at the 1/6th scale, but upon further research, I think it will work better at the 1/18th scale, which will be around 8” long.

Shooting photos of the Beasts of the Mesozoic Albertaceratops fine cut today, and here’s a fun photo for scale of the big ceratopsian along side a horse I sculpted a while back and a Luke that I did not sculpt. All are in 1/18th scale.
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