Rebor's Extinction in living colour. (updated may 3rd.)

[Lanthanotus]

Great work on customization and final presentation. Well done and especially the second so dynamic. For me the true star is the Patagopteryx though

[ITdactyl]

me browsing the forum with no coffee:

"Where's the like button?"

Awesome work. I guess beautiful art really does involve some beheading.

[Shonisaurus]

I like a lot especially the scene of the pentaceratops against the bistahievesor is very cool. Magnificent dioramas.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

You do some really stunning dioramas. And I didn't even recognise the CollectA Bistiahversor in there at all. Both are museum worthy

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Great work you did there. I like it a lot.

I love to see customised and reworked Figures with a new Base.
Looking forward to new Stuff from you.

The whole atmosphere of a Figure changes, when it interacts or reacts to another Animal. Even, if it is just a small critter or else.

[SidB]

@Fenestra , once again, so very inspiring. It makes me reconsider the range of my collection to weigh the possibilities for transformation from the static to dynamic.

[Duck]

Wonderful customs and dioramas! These are really fun to look at. And I imagine fun to make as well!

[Fenestra]

I don't know what possessed me, but I wanted to try something different and make my own Sinosauropteryx figure. Scale 1:1.

I started with a professional frame.   


Covered it with news paper, glue and tin foil until I had a basic shape. Then I started covering it up with Apoxy clay to create some feathering.


Painted it:


Together with some other 1:1 scale critters:


It turned out okay. I'm terrible at sculpting little things like claws and feet. So it all looks a little crude and it has shovels for hands, but I like the end result.  And that's all that counts!

[Newt]

Very nice work on the Sinosauropteryx! The feather texture looks great.

[Creature]

Congrats on finishing that, it looks great!

[Shonisaurus]

You have been great. It is immense. The size is exceptional and the quality somewhat of the same.

[Fenestra]

Rebor's statue "Extinction" comes in two flavours. Bronze and marble. I decided to buy the marble one. After seeing reviews of the bronze version I noticed all the titles en lettering on the books. On my marble version these wonderful details unfortunatly got lost because there is no contrast. So, I decided to repaint the whole thing. My first thought for the raptor was the JP3 alpha female, but after a few washes she turned out a bit darker. But I liked the end result so I left it that way.

My respects to the sculptor A. Pritchard. Sculpting all those books can drive any person insane.... same thing counts for painting them all.