Plasticbeast95's Non-Dinosaur animal collection (ongoing)

[Plasticbeast95]

white wolf

tiger

reunion

monitor

indian elephant

dimetrodon

diamond back

deer

tortoise

spider

rhino

postosuchus

lion

giraffe

grass snake

gorilla

croc

chimp

brown bear

alligator

Lizard

Gecko

Okapi

Newts

Croc and Zebra

Untitled

Alligator

Hyena

turtles

mammoth

mammoth

Deinotherium

Deinotherium

[Plasticbeast95]

Crocodile

Indian Elephant

Brown Bear

Deinotherium

Dimetrodon

Black Jaguar

[Lanthanotus]

Nice collection ,... whatever the "Newts" are labelled, they rather resemble some generic agamid or iguanid lizard than newts or salamanders.

[Plasticbeast95]

Nice collection ,... whatever the "Newts" are labelled, they rather resemble some generic agamid or iguanid lizard than newts or salamanders.

Thanks, this is just a fraction of what I have. Yes, I know they are very lizard-like, but they also have gills, so I just took the safe route and labeled them newts. They are just generic dollar store rubber animals. The darker one ive had for years.

[stargatedalek]

Newts lack external gills, the go-to trick for telling apart lizards from newts/salamanders is that newts and salamanders lack nails.

[Newt]

We don't have scales either! We sometimes do have external gills (facultative paedomorphosis, hurray!), but they're much fancier than those models show. On the other hand, the one on the left does have a red eft-like color scheme.

[Plasticbeast95]

Newts lack external gills, the go-to trick for telling apart lizards from newts/salamanders is that newts and salamanders lack nails.

Well maybe their a new species of neotenic amphibian!

[Tyto_Theropod]

You've got some very nice pictures there - I especially like the Postosuchus one and the Deinotherium in the stream. Just as a tip, it helps to remove any large leaves from the area you're photographing, and if this is impossible, try and find somewhere where there aren't that many. It helps make the models look real!

[Plasticbeast95]

You've got some very nice pictures there - I especially like the Postosuchus one and the Deinotherium in the stream. Just as a tip, it helps to remove any large leaves from the area you're photographing, and if this is impossible, try and find somewhere where there aren't that many. It helps make the models look real!

I know, but the problem is that these were taken in the fall, where there are always leaves around.

But I was even thinking to myself that some of these shots could pass for real animals, aside from the giant leaves.

[Tyto_Theropod]

You've got some very nice pictures there - I especially like the Postosuchus one and the Deinotherium in the stream. Just as a tip, it helps to remove any large leaves from the area you're photographing, and if this is impossible, try and find somewhere where there aren't that many. It helps make the models look real!

I know, but the problem is that these were taken in the fall, where there are always leaves around.

But I was even thinking to myself that some of these shots could pass for real animals, aside from the giant leaves.

Believe me, I know the feeling! Lots of deciduous trees around in my area, and although I appreciate them most of the time, the one time I majorly don't is when it's autumn/winter and I'm trying to find somewhere without so many 'giant' leaves that I can't possibly move them all and it will ruin the shot of my models!

[Plasticbeast95]

Some more pics I took today, now with 20% less leaves!

White Rhino

Lioness

Giant Tortoise

Postosuchus

Giraffe

Giraffe

Deer

Alligator

Hyena

[Plasticbeast95]

[Plasticbeast95]

I took advantage of the recent snowfall:



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[Arul]

Wow very nice, i love the way you take the angle just a suggestion, try to avoid "human object" (house, wall, cable pool, vehicle, etc) so your diorama will looks more natural

[Plasticbeast95]

Wow very nice, i love the way you take the angle just a suggestion, try to avoid "human object" (house, wall, cable pool, vehicle, etc) so your diorama will looks more natural

Thank you! I try my best to avoid such things, but I don't really have any "natural" places to take pics. Aside from a small stream.