spinosaurus1 sculptures{1:35 scale Telmatosaurus transsylvanicus}

[Mamasaurus]

I really like seeing works in progress, and yours are especially lovely to see built up.  The tyranotitan is looking downright epic, and though I can hardly wait to see it completed, I understand that these things take time.  I'm more than happy just to sit back and look over your shoulder.

Protoceratops and velociraptor are looking good too.  The brow scale on the protoceratops look very fitting for the little guy.  I like it a lot.  

Thank you for sharing this with us!

[spinosaurus1]

thanks for the kind words mamasaurus. this overal thread was a learning expieince for me as i really do strive to get better and creating quality sculptures of various prehistoric animals. the tyrannotitan is more of a side project at this point. it's massive size and my normal scheduled really limits my time to work on sculptures of such scale. at this time i have finished biulding up both legs and feathering of the body. progress is slow but surely. i'm thinking about going to 1:35 scale animals as more people tends to be more antiquated with figures of this scale and it would be less heartache on my part, lol

i'm also starting to take some time and investing in gathering materials to begin making molds and casts of my sculptures sometime next year. i feel that i'm in the position to actually give molding and casting sculptures a try to test the waters.

as for sculptures, heres the body of the protoceratops hellenikorhinus. cut off the tail as it was getting in the way when i was trying to detail it











and to show off my newest build, my finished 1:35 scale sculpture of Telmatosaurus transsylvanicus. it's 5.5 inches long and slightly under 1.5 inches tall. pretty small sculpture and i wish that i made the details a little less subtle, but overall i am pleased with this sculpt.

[Jose S.M.]

Protoceratops is looking great! I like the details on your sculpts, and the Telmatosaurus is great too!

[Archinto]

Those are really looking great! Awesome work. What are you using for the eyes?

[spinosaurus1]

thank you  joe289 and archinto. the eye is a small ball of overcooked clay. i like the shiny sheen it gives off

[Takama]

Are your 1:35 models still in the works?

[spinosaurus1]

Are your 1:35 models still in the works?

yes they are, though a bit on the back burner at the moment.

[BlueKrono]

Spinosaurus1 - How do you do the scales like in the Protoceratops?

[spinosaurus1]

Spinosaurus1 - How do you do the scales like in the Protoceratops?

i used a small bird feather and used it as a stamp. a pretty tedious task that i'm sort of migrating from in favor of other means of creating textures.

[Killekor]

WOW! simply, WOW!!!!

Killekor

[Tyto_Theropod]

They're both looking good. Stunning scalation details!

[Soopairik]

Wow, the Protoceratops looks great, do you make it from scratch or base it off of something?

[spinosaurus1]

Wow, the Protoceratops looks great, do you make it from scratch or base it off of something?

thank you . i make everything from the armatures to the details i add to the sculpt. pretty much my own interpretation on the animals.

[Kapitaenosavrvs]

Wow. Your Work is simply outstanding! The Amount of Detail is great. Thank you for sharing.
Its so great to see all those talented People here, that do this kind of Stuff with this amount of dedication to something they love.

Keep on.

[Killekor]

@spinosaurus1 at the end did you finished the Tyrannotitan and the Protoceratops sculpts? I would be really curious to see the final figures.

Killekor

[Stegotyranno420]

How are you so good at this. You are a proffesional. If you can,please give me some advice on my amphibian sculpture
Here http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=8499.0

sorry for the  camera quality

[dutchdinolover]

Awesome!! Love you're work!