parasaurolophus

[vampiredesign]

It's made by a friend. It's my color

[triceratops83]

That's absolutely gorgeous, both the sculpt and the paint.

[ceratopsian]

A lovely addition to your collection. An excellent base too.

[Spinosaur935]

Looks stunning!

[Jose S.M.]

Your friend is a talented sculptor and you a talented painter! It's a beautiful figure.

[Avian]

That will surely look nice on your shelves! The color reminds me a little bit of the soft model by Favorite Co.

[Shonisaurus]

It's very nice, by the way, what company does this parasaurolophus belong to?

[vampiredesign]

thank you! I didn't use this color very well. I tried it for the first time.

[vampiredesign]

It's very nice, by the way, what company does this parasaurolophus belong to?

Thank you. My friend made this by himself.

[vampiredesign]

A few of my friends are very good, their models are very good, there will be more works after the Chinese New Year. Camarasaurus，Tsintaosaurus，（GT HAOLONGGOOD） Dicraeosaurus... ...

[thedeadlymoose]

Both the model and the paint job are very beautiful!

[Sarapaurolophus]

Very nice coloration, would love to see it in daylight.

[Tyto_Theropod]

As a long term fan of this genus, I approve of this model!   Both you and your friend are extremely, phenomenally talented - this looks like something professional you might find in a museum.  Both of you could certainly market your skills if you fancied it. 

I LOVE your paint job, both the colour scheme, which has to be one of my personal favourites of the Hadrosaur colour schemes I've seen, and the application.  I especially like the fact that you've put gloss one the eye and around the nostril, it really brings it to life.  The sculpting is gorgeous, and I love the crisp scaly texture and dynamic but naturalistic pose - and the fact that you're friend included a back frill. 

Admittedly I'm not an expert on Hadrosaur anatomy, but it is basically accurate, although I would say that the tail is too thin.  Hadrosaurs had distinctive deep, muscular tails.  More minor nitpicks are that the beak sheath could do with being longer and the body is a little skinny compared to most modern restorations.  But I'm being a pedant in true DTF style.  The fact remains that I think this is a beautiful work of art.

[JohannesB]

What can I say (that others haven't said already)? Beautiful craftsmanship!

[vampiredesign]

As a long term fan of this genus, I approve of this model!   Both you and your friend are extremely, phenomenally talented - this looks like something professional you might find in a museum.  Both of you could certainly market your skills if you fancied it. 

I LOVE your paint job, both the colour scheme, which has to be one of my personal favourites of the Hadrosaur colour schemes I've seen, and the application.  I especially like the fact that you've put gloss one the eye and around the nostril, it really brings it to life.  The sculpting is gorgeous, and I love the crisp scaly texture and dynamic but naturalistic pose - and the fact that you're friend included a back frill. 

Admittedly I'm not an expert on Hadrosaur anatomy, but it is basically accurate, although I would say that the tail is too thin.  Hadrosaurs had distinctive deep, muscular tails.  More minor nitpicks are that the beak sheath could do with being longer and the body is a little skinny compared to most modern restorations.  But I'm being a pedant in true DTF style.  The fact remains that I think this is a beautiful work of art.

Yes, the tail is a little thinner, and the shape of the head can be more detailed. We're still trying.

[vampiredesign]

I'll take it to the outdoors when I have time. To choose a better place, I will shoot more works.

[Tyto_Theropod]

As a long term fan of this genus, I approve of this model!   Both you and your friend are extremely, phenomenally talented - this looks like something professional you might find in a museum.  Both of you could certainly market your skills if you fancied it. 

I LOVE your paint job, both the colour scheme, which has to be one of my personal favourites of the Hadrosaur colour schemes I've seen, and the application.  I especially like the fact that you've put gloss one the eye and around the nostril, it really brings it to life.  The sculpting is gorgeous, and I love the crisp scaly texture and dynamic but naturalistic pose - and the fact that you're friend included a back frill. 

Admittedly I'm not an expert on Hadrosaur anatomy, but it is basically accurate, although I would say that the tail is too thin.  Hadrosaurs had distinctive deep, muscular tails.  More minor nitpicks are that the beak sheath could do with being longer and the body is a little skinny compared to most modern restorations.  But I'm being a pedant in true DTF style.  The fact remains that I think this is a beautiful work of art.

Yes, the tail is a little thinner, and the shape of the head can be more detailed. We're still trying.

Don't worry, you can only improve from here!  Not trying to rip you apart, just offering constructive criticism.  Looking forward to see outdoor shots, and some of the other things you've done.

[Halichoeres]

My compliments to your friend the sculptor! Your paint work also looks very nice.