commision sculpting, modifications, and bases

[brandem]

Seeing your little 1:70scale models makes me tempted to commission other species at that scale.

I would buy what you have first before I commission anything, but I was wondering. How much would a say, a Shantungasaurus at that scale cost?

Yes, brilliant species, those tiny titans are actually in 1:100, don't know if that makes them too small for your liking but that would put a Shantungasaurus around  5.75 to 6.5 inches, in that scale I like to be able to cast in one piece so they have an attached base usually with foliage, in a way that's good be cause I can case in one piece and I think it would be popular afterwords, so I would say about 50 dollars us, in this scale I also like to have species to accompany them so if you do order I'd expect to see a sinoceratops or a zhuchengtyrannus to follow.

[Yutyrannus]

A quick question..are fantasy dinosaurs possible?

Great question I hadn't even thought to bring that up!

Absolutely, if you have a speculative species you're thinking of I am more than happy to take your ideas of drawing and bring it into 3d.

Also it doesn't nessessaraly need to be fantasy or hard science, if there are any fringe ideas you would like to have represented I'd be excited to try out a triassic kraken or a brachiosaurus with a truck*

Hmm...could you maybe make a species from The Speculative Dinosaur Project? Like this perhaps?


Just a suggestion .

[Takama]

Seeing your little 1:70scale models makes me tempted to commission other species at that scale.

I would buy what you have first before I commission anything, but I was wondering. How much would a say, a Shantungasaurus at that scale cost?

Yes, brilliant species, those tiny titans are actually in 1:100, don't know if that makes them too small for your liking but that would put a Shantungasaurus around  5.75 to 6.5 inches, in that scale I like to be able to cast in one piece so they have an attached base usually with foliage, in a way that's good be cause I can case in one piece and I think it would be popular afterwords, so I would say about 50 dollars us, in this scale I also like to have species to accompany them so if you do order I'd expect to see a sinoceratops or a zhuchengtyrannus to follow.

I just would like a Small line of Dinosaurs to collect that I and everyone else has control over the species. I was thinking along the lines of the Kaiyodo Dino Tales line, which had many creatures that were different sizes in real life, but were kept at the same relative size in the line.    1:100 would work for my liking.  a Sinoceratops would be cool too.   


But before I commission I might get your current 1:100s first

[brandem]

Ah I see takama, I'm kinda fond of the idea of having them all in scale in such a high divisible. So you can really see how the relate to one another, I like the idea of being able to measure them against a 1:100 human too,

And yes yutyrannas, that would be very cool to sculpt, in fact maybe you and some other fans of the project can pitch in on commissioning one!

[brandem]

hey all! I'm really happy with all the custom orders I've been receiving, all of whom will eventually be added to the lineup, but I want to remind everyone I enjoy doing repaints as well take Carnegie dimetrodon for example:



now how much would you expect to pay to have something this size done? 100 dollars? 50 dollars? 10 dollars? yes 10 dollars plus S+H. Plus you're doing me a favor because I love painting! no airbrushing, just knuckle cracking brush work and the sweat of my brow... and paint of coarse.

[Hynerpeton]

I am sorry for not ordering anything yet.

[brandem]

I am sorry for not ordering anything yet.

No need to be sorry, I'm thankful to everyone just to receive the interest.

[Hynerpeton]

I am sorry for not ordering anything yet.

No need to be sorry, I'm thankful to everyone just to receive the interest.

I will order something. Promise.

[Alexxitator]

Hey hey,
Going over your various pages I have found your figures very appealing. Especially the poposaurus (and that lovely lungfish base) and hypsilbema come to mind. The latter I had never heard of before, nor does googling it get me much result. How is that?
And are you thinking of maybe doing some other Crocodylomorpha? Gracilisuchus? Phosphatosaurus maybe? Or any other will do 

[brandem]

Probably because I added a L where it did not belong, here's hypsibema, state dinosaur of Missouri;http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypsibema_missouriensis

And I do like doing crocodylomorphs, my 1:10 simosuchus being an example of one, though I the future I do plan adding some to my 1:20 line. Just not sure right now what and when.

[Paleogene Pals]

I am always interested in ordering your more highly-detailed 1:20 models such as your Sinosaurus.  Particularly if you start doing Carboniferous fauna in that scale.

[brandem]

hey all, merry Christmas, I thought I would share with you a few quick commission paints I did in-between sculpting, have a look and maybe consider me for your next commission.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Nice job! Especially like the Spinosaurus.

[Paleogene Pals]

Ditto what Blade said. Of course, you are on my commission list.

[triceratops83]

Stunning! Such fine detailing. 

[thelordsgym]

Ah yes.......These are even better in person!

[DinoLord]

Are the latest batch of images working for anyone else? They don't show up for me.

[0thebigwytec5]

Are the latest batch of images working for anyone else?

Not for me :/

[Megalosaurus]

Are the latest batch of images working for anyone else?

Not for me :/

Not for me either.
Copy the URL of the image and you get:

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Brandem, please fix it

[brandem]

fixed! at least temporarily,  amazon photo storage may not be the best bet in the future