1:1 scale dimorphodon

[jooooo]

With my tarbosaurus sculpture finished (sorry feathers only ruined it) i decided to make a life size Dimorphodon.

First pic:

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Cool. a 1:1 Dimorphodon would be pretty sweet.

[Arul]

That is great what about the size ?

[Kayakasaurus]

Go life size!!

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

1:1=life size ..but adult, juvenile, ect..that's the question.

[jooooo]

small adult.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

There you guys go!

Good luck with it!

[fabricious]

Great idea! Can't wait to see your progress!

I was thinking about making a life sized pterosaur today as well, can't decide which one, yet!

[jooooo]

The head is done on 1 side!

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

All those tiny teeth...by big bear paw hands would be aching..lol

[jooooo]

They were the best thing i had for teeth, they are the tips of toothpicks

[spinosaurus1]

might i ask, what tool or series of steps did you take to sculpt the eye? it seems like something i wish to do with my acrocanthosaurus

[Kayakasaurus]

might i ask, what tool or series of steps did you take to sculpt the eye? it seems like something i wish to do with my acrocanthosaurus

Hi Spinosaurus1!

I know this question wasn't directed towards me, but I thought I'd show you a trick I've found working on small scale eyes. It is much easier to sculpt an eyelid onto a hardened eye. I've made a bunch of little tiny balls that have cured. Then I push one into the clay and use a tool to outline the eye and push the clay around a bit. This isn't the best example but I thought I'd tell you 

[jooooo]

They were the best thing i had for teeth, they are the tips of toothpicks

I made balls of clay, made them harden for a little bit, put a bar of clay over them and sculpted them to look like eyebrows.