Obscurus figure line (by forum member brandem) new for 2019

[brandem]

Asilisaurus 1:20 ($18) 50 produced


Protosphyraena 1:20 (tbd) small batch production

[A.Garcia]

That Poposaurus has a lovely paint scheme and a great expression!

[Roselaar]

Very fine work! I have half a mind to buy these, but I need to save money for all the expensive stuff that comes out next year.

[DinoToyForum]

and mods if there is anything uncouth about me putting this under toy lines feel free to have it removed

Not at all uncouth, most welcome, in fact!

[DinoToyForum]

Cool. Did you create moulds to mass produce these or do you sculpt each one from scratch?

[brandem]

That Poposaurus has a lovely paint scheme and a great expression!

Thank you, the idea for the paint pattern is thanks in no small part to forum member paleogene pals

Very fine work! I have half a mind to buy these, but I need to save money for all the expensive stuff that comes out next year.

Thank you too, I hope you manage to save and extra 10-15 dollars to pick out your favorite of mine.

Not at all uncouth, most welcome, in fact!

Cool. Did you create moulds to mass produce these or do you sculpt each one from scratch?

Glad to here it's ok to be on this part of the site, and each of these are made from a mold that I've cast of the original, so the figure someone receives will be just like pictured above, but perhaps with an improved paint job, but I also don't mind modifying the original if someone has a special request paleogene pals archaeornithomimus sports a crest and tail feathers as well as a magpie paint job.

[Paleogene Pals]

I have the Poposaurus and Archaeornithomimus. But, the Sinosaurus is a piece I highly recommend getting. While everything from him that I have is good, I like the highly-detailed resin kit of Sinosaurus. It is among the favorites in my collection. The skin texture and the way it folds and sags simulates reptilian skin very realistically. But, I really like the scales on the underbelly and undersides of the neck and tail. I would like him to produce more detailed resin kits of obscure species. I have him commissioned to do a Dilophosaurus, but there is so much more!

And, he charges really reasonable prices. 

[Paleogene Pals]

And, I might add. With the prices of many of the larger resin kits these days. It is nice to encourage the production of high-quality but smaller and less expensive resin kits as well. Not that I would actually stop buying the more expensive kits, but my wallets need a rest now and then. 

[brandem]

Thank you paleogene!

Yes don't all of your wallets deserve a break? A break that involves supporting an independent figure line

[Takama]

Here is my models from Brandem

































I recently Commissioned the artist to make a Dinosaur that everyone knows has had some controversy lately

[tyrantqueen]

I recently Commissioned the artist to make a Dinosaur that everyone knows has had some controversy lately

Spinosaurus?

[Takama]

I recently Commissioned the artist to make a Dinosaur that everyone knows has had some controversy lately

Spinosaurus?

Nailed it

[brandem]

And it's coming along pretty well, I look forward to having some shots of it up sometime in the future

[Paleogene Pals]

I will need to talk to you at some point about your Niobara collection. I do outreach on the paleontology of South Dakota, and the Niobara is not far from where I live. Be cool to show the kids the kinds of animals that is found in the geology of their backyard.

[brandem]

Yes I finally found some good references for styxosaurus they should be coming down the line in a couple months or so.

[Paleogene Pals]

Good!

[Takama]

Prototype of the Spino






I originally requested the legs to be based on Scott Hartman's, and Mark Wittons reworking of the legs. But after this article http://markwitton-com.blogspot.com/2014/09/the-spinosaurus-hindlimb-controversy.html  was published, I had him revert them to the original proportions, which you will see in the final product

[SBell]

I don't know if it was said earlier--what is the scale of the Spinosaurus?

[Takama]

It supposed to be 1:100

[brandem]

Yes this is the 1:100 sereno spinosaurus, because whether it remains accurate scientifically, it will forever be a part of paleontological  history.