Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[postsaurischian]

Oh nice!! Where did you find that!?

A friend of mine bought it directly at the museum.

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     Shapeways 1:40 Quetzalcoatlus (WSF) by Aaron Doyle (painted by Martin Garratt)

[ITdactyl]

I think my heart just stopped.....

[Libraraptor]

A retro Iguanodon made of heavy metal from the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo



That one is really great, beautiful!!! Drool!!!

[docronnie]

Your's is a bit detailed. The metal Plesiosaur that I saw was not detailed enough, but it has the label.  Congrats! 

[postsaurischian]

[Aaron Doyle Quetzacoatlus] I think my heart just stopped.....

Martin did a wonderful job !

That one [retro Iguanodon] is really great, beautiful!!! Drool!!!

....... ancient charme .

Your's is a bit detailed. The metal Plesiosaur that I saw was not detailed enough, but it has the label.  Congrats! 

Oh, I'd like to see the metal plesiosaur! I only know about one other figure of this line - a Tarbosaurus.

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     Shapeways 1:40 Pachyrhinosaurus (WSF) by Aaron Doyle  (painted by Martin Garratt)

[docronnie]

Your peices are really a thing of beauty! 

Sadly, I could not buy the metal Plesiosaur, because someone else bought it and he's not a collector.  He just showed it to me.

BTW I bought an Allosaurus, which I believe is made by Kaiyodo, but I'm not sure.  I posted it on the identification thread.  May I ask for your opinion regarding it.  Thanks! 

[Jetoar]

Wonderful Pachyrhinosaurus  .

[postsaurischian]

Wonderful Pachyrhinosaurus  .

It is indeed .

BTW I bought an Allosaurus, which I believe is made by Kaiyodo, but I'm not sure.  I posted it on the identification thread.  May I ask for your opinion regarding it.  Thanks! 

As you already know you were right - it's from the Dinoland 100mm series. They're all wonderful ! You can see them on that old Kaiyodo ad at the very bottom of this post .......

....... well, here's my latest acquisition from that line:

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  Kaiyodo Dinoland 1:35* running Tyrannosaurus rex

              >>  built up & painted by Martin Garratt
              >>  with special thanks to Seijun who helped me to get it from a U.S. seller who didn't want to ship internationally

                                                                             _{..... the 'head-up' alternation was my personal wish - so don't blame Martin for that !}



                         






  * ... standing next to Papo's running Tyrannosaurus, which is about 1:35. The Dinoland model is 45 cm long and about 1:30.

[tyrantqueen]

I have this kit too...it's beautiful but massive Congrats.

I see it advertised as a 1/35 kit..but it definitely doesn't feel like one. It's more like a 1/30 instead...

[Everything_Dinosaur]

Looks big that's for sure, wouldn't like to be the person in front of it.

[docronnie]

Thanks postsaurischian and Thanks too, for the Kaiyodo ad! 

That running T. rex is awesome!  I like the way you placed that human figure in front of it. Hehehe!

[postsaurischian]

Another Paleocraft mammal for the collection:

    Sean Cooper's 1:16 Glyptotherium

[Libraraptor]

Now that Glyptodon is really a beautiful piece! How big is it compared to the Invicta Glyptodon?

[brontodocus]

Whoa, I should have checked here more often... Brilliant new (and not so new) additions, Helge! The Dinoland Tyrannosaurus looks great with its aggressive colouration. The Paleocraft Arsinoitherium and Glyptotherium are great, too. But I guess my favourite is Aaron Doyle's Quetzalcoatlus, really amazing!

[postsaurischian]

Now that Glyptodon is really a beautiful piece! How big is it compared to the Invicta Glyptodon?

It's much larger - 22 cm long and 13,5 cm high.

Whoa, I should have checked here more often... Brilliant new (and not so new) additions, Helge! The Dinoland Tyrannosaurus looks great with its aggressive colouration. The Paleocraft Arsinoitherium and Glyptotherium are great, too. But I guess my favourite is Aaron Doyle's Quetzalcoatlus, really amazing!

Thanks, Andre .
Yes, the Quetzalcoatlus is an exceptional beauty. I'm still impressed when I look at it. Martin exceled himself once again!

[postsaurischian]

                                                            Kabaya Seismosaurus (re-painted by copper)





                         

[Libraraptor]

Beautiful!

[ITdactyl]

That is one beautiful sauropod! What scale is it in? 'Always been an admirer of your collection. It's great how you highlight each figure.

...and now a fan of copper's as well. Wow, just wow. Looks handpainted. Makes the original look really naked. Murgle murgle *spasms, dies*

[postsaurischian]

  Thanks for the comments! Copper's paintjobs are of extraordinary beauty.

That is one beautiful sauropod! What scale is it in? .......

The human scale figure (it's Alan Grant by Manuel Bejarano) is in 1:72.
I would class the Seismosaurus with approximately that scale.

[sauroid]

wow! that kabaya seismosaurus looks great as it is in its original paintjob but looks totally awesome when it got repainted