Beautiful Dinosaur mix

[Jose S.M.]

Great figure! I like it's eyes,they look very... alive

[ceratopsian]

Lovely model and lovely paint scheme. Jose_S.M. is right - the eyes make it look really alive.

[Mamasaurus]

So many beautiful additions since I last stopped by.  The nothosaurs is particularly stunning, and your photo really makes it look alive.
I also really love how lifelike the amphibians and sea scorpiony predator were (sorry, forgot what it's called.)

[postsaurischian]

  Thank you all for the comments!
       I love the Zhanghenglong. It's my first model by Lu Feng Shan and I'm thinking about which will be my next .

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                                                                                    Dinostar Tapejara

                         

                                             


                                      Tapejara trio (from left to right):   Wild Safari, Kaiyodo Dinotales No.69, Dinostar

[Shonisaurus]

I am waiting for mine and waiting for it to clear customs. Thanks for the photographs it looks beautiful of itself and immense although the dimensions were of 25 x 25 centimeters more or less will be the size that the guidraco.

For my part I have already commissioned the psittacosaurus from the same collection and is also on the waiting list for me to reach my nation.

[Halichoeres]

Wow, it's huge! The legs look better in this view than in the stock photos.

[ZoPteryx]

I feel like it should be sitting on a golden throne! 

[postsaurischian]

                                                                      Kaiyodo Dinotales ~ the sauropods


                         
                                                                                 No.27 Brachiosaurus


                          No.28 Brachiosaurus skeleton, No.27 Brachiosaurus, Dinometal Chocolate Brachiosaurus


                                                                                   No.71 Apatosaurus


                                                                       No.111a Camarasaurus skeleton


                                                   No.110b Camarasaurus, No.111a Camarasaurus skeleton


                                                              Dino Expo 2002 SP07 Seismosaurus skeleton


                                   Dino Expo 2002 SP07 Seismosaurus skeleton, Dino Expo 2002 SP06 Seismosaurus

[Mamasaurus]

Beautiful sauropods...and that brachiosaurus is especially appealing for me. I love the markings

[Jose S.M.]

The paint squeme of that Brachiosaurus is very unique and well executed, looks gorgeus to me.

[postsaurischian]

                                                   Wild Safari Coelophysis (originally sculpted by Doug Watson)

                         

                         

                                                                "the Good Luck Mini Blue Morpho is interesting"

[Libraraptor]

Beautiful as always! Thumbs up!

[Mamasaurus]

I love all the beautiful figures you post on here, but since most are out of my reach, I am happy to admire them from afar.

I always enjoy seeing Doug Watson's wonderful work featured here.  Those are figures I can collect little by little, so it's always exciting to see them here. The production pictures never look as good.  Thank you for sharing!

[Reptilia]

Did you build that base yourself? It really enhances the figure. And those butterflies are such a brilliant touch, all elements seem to fit together perfectly, fantastic picture.

[LeapingLaelaps]

You have such an amazing collection!

And now I've discovered even more beautiful models to add to my wish list
Might as well just have people stop paying me and have them pay Shapeways (or at least the 5 maker's I want models from) directly

[ceratopsian]

Wild Safari Coelophysis (originally sculpted by Doug Watson)

What a perfect base for a lovely sculpt.

[postsaurischian]

  Thank you all for the comments!

Did you build that base yourself?

No, that's the work of the great Martin Garratt. He originally made it for my Dinosaur Studio Triceratops.

[postsaurischian]

                                                                                 Papo Cryolophosaurus

                         



                         

        Measured along the spine it is 22 cm long. Given Cryolophosaurus a length of 6 m, the figure is a bit larger than 1:30.



                                                                           Next to Safari's Carnegie version:

[Reptilia]

Ok, this is amazing. Looks just as good as the prototype, it is potentially my new favourite Papo figure. Where did you get it?

[hao_bao]

Ok, this is amazing. Looks just as good as the prototype, it is potentially my new favourite Papo figure. Where did you get it?

It's one of my worst so far, the pose is extremely offputting and unnatural. I plan to hide most of its body in foliage and just have the head poking out.