Figures by "Wild Past" (Updated 15.01.2020)

[DinoToyCollector]

I sat down again and worked on the color scheme. I'm much happier now with the result on the body and the transition to the tail.



@Halichoeres
It is exactly this model that you mentioned that gave me the idea to make this species. Therefore I hope that because of the nest the figure will not be much more expensive.

@Shonisaurus
I will personally set aside a figure for you. The number of pieces is 500 at the beginning. I think that some will be left. Unless some people buy several to have a massive protoceratops herd... 

[DinoToyCollector]

Here are some photos of the model without color. There are very fine details on a very small model. I'm curious how many of them will be visible in the end ...

[Shonisaurus]

It looks great DinoToyCollector. It is a precious protoceratops figure to date is the best of all toy dinosaur brands. A scale figure very well finished. The prototype looks very good, I congratulate you.

[ITdactyl]

It seems to have printed the details nicely.

I somehow missed this thread, so I have to say, that's an awesome protoceratops.

[Killekor]

This model is looking really nice DinoToyCollector! Does it come with that nest?
At this point I think that if you sell it I'll buy one.

Killekor

[Shonisaurus]

You have a secure DinoToyCollector buyer of that protoceratops and its nest. I really like your work.

[Jose S.M.]

I think the details show good. And it's a really good piece.

[Tyto_Theropod]

You have a buyer! I'm really liking the progress so far and it's amazing how much detail you've got onto such a small model. I love tiny toy dinosaurs, so I'm fine with 1:35. However, I can't help thinking that something like a 1:10 would look great alongside Doug's Safari Velociraptor, so that's something to think about for the future.

[Nimravus]

Beautiful model. As Shonisaurus has mentioned, there are not too many Protoceratpos out there, so it would be pretty popular between the Forum members. In addition to that, it is very well detailed!

[DinoToyCollector]

Since there is nothing really new to report about the protoceratops at the moment, at least I wanted to introduce model no.2. (WIP)




I also made a copy of the Protoceratops (it unfortunately lost its quills in the process) and painted it to see how it works.
I'm not the best at painting 3D models, but I'm pretty happy with the result.

[Shonisaurus]

Okay, the protoceratops although I would have preferred it had barbs. By the way the other figure what hadrosaurio you have projected? Is it the same size as the protoceratops?

[DinoToyCollector]

@Shonisaurus
In the final product the Protoceratops will definitely have the quills on the tail (if you mean that with barbs(?)) This copy was just made by me and solely made for me. The original copy still has all his body parts in the right place 
Yes, the hadrosaurid is in scale with the Protoceratops. If you are worried that there are only small pieces/species, then I can reassure that figure #3 will be twice the length of the hadrosaur. But before there is a chance to get all of them produced, i need to get finished with the Protoceratops. The hadrosaurid by the way is a Tethyshadros.

[Shonisaurus]

@DinoToyCollector Thanks for the info. You explain yourself as an open book metaphorically speaking. You are a sun. 

[Killekor]

At the start i was worried about how the Protoceratops would have looked like painted, but it looks simply Wonderful! Also, the Tethyshadros, looks really nice!

Killekor

[Shonisaurus]

Tethyshadros would be the first dinosaur to be a collection figure if I'm not mistaken. It is a very obscure dinosaur. I congratulate you DinoToyCollector.

[Halichoeres]

Ooh, a Tethyshadros! That would be a very welcome addition.

[DinoToyCollector]

I hope that some read this:
The last steps in bureaucracy have to be taken before the figure finally goes into production. I am very excited.

But we have a problem:
I would like to have a "company name" for recognition, as the business plans are designed for multiple figures (a business without name isn't very satisfaying)

So the question for you: Does anyone have an idea?
The main focus of the figures is on:
- mostly 1:35 scale
- mainly dinosaurs (at the beginning)
- more under-represented species
- Presentation of the animals according to the latest scientific standards (as far as possible, we all make mistakes)
- Figures are in Soft Plastic (PVC) as Collectible Toy

If someone has THE matching name for us, then he gets the first figure (the Protoceratops) as a thank you for free (I'll take all shipping costs).

The suggestions can be posted here or by PM. If the later chosen name falls twice, the thank you will go to the one who made the suggestion first.

Does it come with that nest?

@Killekor  : YES! It took some time to figure that out but now I'm happy

[spinosaurus1]

plus heres a preview of something that is also coming up 
majungasaurus has entered the chat;)

[Shonisaurus]

A majungasaurus with lips perhaps?

[stegosauria]

Unique Prehistorics? Unique because you don't want to do the 10 000th T-rex model and other usual fellows and with the Prehistorics you wouldn't exclude any prehistoric creature even if now you would just concenrate on dinosaurs (okay if you want to do any extant species then the Prehistorics won't fit and the extinct species like dodo or Steller's sea cow are grey zones but I still think it's fine).

It's important to include the other points like scale and as accurate as you can get now?
Then maybe Unique Prehistorics Scientific Scale Models as a full company name? Like Eofauna's full name is Eofauna Scientific Research but everybody uses Eofauna.