Some of TW's stuff

[Tumbleweeds]

Euoplocephalus with a newly planted metasequoia glyptostroboides just behind it. The rock the Euoplocephalus is on is a piece of limestone from the Cretaceous, it has various clam fossils embedded in it.
I recently planted three metasequoia glyptostroboides (I love saying that) and thought these three items would make a nice picture together. I got caught up in it though and forgot to take a picture of the trees alone. For those that don't know the trees are considered living fossils.

[verinnius]

Those are some very interesting items, and they go well together.  How did you come across that piece of limestone? 

[Tumbleweeds]

Thank you, the limestone was found about 8 miles from here by my neighbour. I traded him a piece of petrified wood for it.
Now if I could just say metasequoia glyptostroboides five times real fast I'll be set. 

[verinnius]

Nice! 

I think if you can say metasequoia glyptostroboide once, you're doing pretty good lol.

[Tumbleweeds]

I hear that, lol.

And Sorry, by 'here' I meant Pueblo, Colorado.

Here's a pic of CollectA's Styracosaurus and Dilophosaurus by Safari. I really like the pose of the Styracosaurus but the paint job sure leaves a lot to be desired. I think I'll attempt a repaint but have never tried it before. Gotta start somewhere I guess.