Utahraptor is UNLOCKED!
New Cyberzoic Kickstarter update: ‘Utahraptor is UNLOCKED and a ‘first look’ at the Carnotaurus!’
Similar Posts
Latest Kickstarter News!
New Beasts of the Mesozoic: Ceratopsian Series Kickstarter update is up now, check it out- ‘Wave 2 Production and Fulfillment Status, Wave 3 Tooling News, and More New Items!’ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/creativebeast/beasts-of-the-mesozoic-ceratopsian-series-action-figures/posts/3067851
How To Celebrate Dinosaur Day This Year
Although we watch movies, television shows, and read books on dinosaurs, we forget to give them the credit they deserve. Of course, these ferocious beasts that once walked our planet give us much to shudder about, but in many ways, they are the origin of many things. A lot of the animals that exist in…
ZOIC TCG Coming Soon to Kickstarter!
ZOIC TCG COMING TO KICKSTARTER – Here’s a sneak peak of Ross’ desk featuring our first HOLOGRAPHIC card sample – first revealed on last week’s livestream! The Creative Beast team has been hard at work developing our awesome Trading Card Game, refining the card designs, developing NEW artwork, rigorously testing it with our play-testers, and…
Test shot of the Wendiceratops revealed!
Today we look at the next test shot figure for the Beasts of the Mesozoic: Ceratopsian Series wave 2- Wendiceratops!
We will be an official guest of ‘America’s Mightiest Toy Show’, Power-Con!
I want to announce that Creative Beast Studio will be an official guest of ‘America’s Mightiest Toy Show’, Power-Con, August 5th-7th in Columbus, Ohio! I’m very excited to be a part of this year’s event as I’ve been wanting to attend as a fan for many years now. I’ll have plenty of products to sell…
Chasmosaurus photos by nutty_bakaz
Chasmosaurus belli (Opening lizard) Length: up to 4.8m (15.7ft) long Location: Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta Time period: Late Cretaceous 76.5 m.y.a. Named By: Lawrence Lambe – 1902, renamed in 1914 Chasmosaurus belli was a Chasmosaurine of average size. The meaning of its name, ‘Opening Lizard’, refers to the large openings, or fenestras, on its frill….
