How was big Epidexipterix Hui?

[Killekor]

Hi,
I am thinking about do a sculpture of an 1:1 scale Epidexipterix Hui, but i don't know how was big.
In internet i have found only that the Epidexipterix was 25 cm long (44,5 with the tail feathers), but i don't know how was Tall, and how was big the head, the arms...

Please, i Need Help!!!

Thanks

Killekor

[Dinoguy2]

Hi,
I am thinking about do a sculpture of an 1:1 scale Epidexipterix Hui, but i don't know how was big.
In internet i have found only that the Epidexipterix was 25 cm long (44,5 with the tail feathers), but i don't know how was Tall, and how was big the head, the arms...

Please, i Need Help!!!

Thanks

Killekor

[Killekor]

Thanks, Dinoguy2, but, i Need the measure of the head, of the arems, legs... And, certainly, How Is tall! Not a simple Image!

I don't want to offend you

Thanks anyway

Killekor

[Fenestra]

Dinoguy2 did give you exact measurements.
The grey squares are 10 cm each (representing 1 meter), so the human silouhette (I hope it's a man...) is about 1.80 m. tall compared to the Epi.
You can measure the Epi now. Just put your ruler on your computer screen.
Then cm x 10 = the size you are looking for.

[Killekor]

Dinoguy2 did give you exact measurements.
The grey squares are 10 cm each (representing 1 meter), so the human silouhette (I hope it's a man...) is about 1.80 m. tall compared to the Epi.
You can measure the Epi now. Just put your ruler on your computer screen.
Then cm x 10 = the size you are looking for.

Long story short.
Epidexipteryx is the size of a long tailed pigeon.

I am looking at this thread on the phone, so, how i measure it?

Thanks

Killekor

[Fenestra]

That question is above my paycheck.
Ask Dinoguy2.
LOL

[HD-man]

This big: http://kakureryoshix.deviantart.com/art/Life-Size-Scansoriopterygids-644985581

[soft tissue]

perhaps it would be best for you to consult the description paper: http://precedings.nature.com.sci-hub.cc/documents/2326/version/1

[Halichoeres]

perhaps it would be best for you to consult the description paper: http://precedings.nature.com.sci-hub.cc/documents/2326/version/1

Yeah, I think that's almost always the way to go!

[BlueKrono]

The scale between the man and the lil birdy is the same no matter what size screen you're viewing it on.