March of the Titans: The sauropods!

[Takama]

Every Sauropod ColeectA has created so far.

[Derek Sohoza]

What's the model of the sauropod that's the 23rd picture down in the original post? Looks like camarasaurus, but I can't be sure. It's grayish, with a low-hanging head.

[tyrantqueen]

What's the model of the sauropod that's the 23rd picture down in the original post? Looks like camarasaurus, but I can't be sure. It's grayish, with a low-hanging head.

Correct, it's a Camarasaurus, and it's a discontinued kit from the Kaiyodo Dinoland series. It was also copied by Waiphoon in a smaller scale.

Looks familiar? 

[Derek Sohoza]

What's the model of the sauropod that's the 23rd picture down in the original post? Looks like camarasaurus, but I can't be sure. It's grayish, with a low-hanging head.

Correct, it's a Camarasaurus, and it's a discontinued kit from the Kaiyodo Dinoland series. It was also copied by Waiphoon in a smaller scale.

Looks familiar? 

Ah, yet another elusive Kaiyodo kit. I thought it looked familiar. I love Gurney's work. He and Gregory Paul were some of my earliest inspirations for deciding to go into paleoart.

[Bokisaurus]

Shapeway Isisaurus finally painted... not too happy with it, may change it later


And some old photos I forgot to add, some small figures

[docronnie]

Before anything else, Congrats on your very beautiful and extremely excellent, super awesome Sauropod collection! 

Good thing you posted your Kaiyodo, Furuta and Kabaya mix, here at the end.  I just would like to ask as to what camera you use and if you're using a macro lens or just kit lens.  TIA!

[Bokisaurus]

Before anything else, Congrats on your very beautiful and extremely excellent, super awesome Sauropod collection! 

Good thing you posted your Kaiyodo, Furuta and Kabaya mix, here at the end.  I just would like to ask as to what camera you use and if you're using a macro lens or just kit lens.  TIA!

Thanks, I just use a Nikon Coolpix L110 model camera, nothing fancy 

[Libraraptor]

I have that Isisaurus too, and I find it pretty cool, even unpainted ;-) I wonder what the Gallimimus is doing among all those sauropods?!

[Bokisaurus]

I have that Isisaurus too, and I find it pretty cool, even unpainted ;-) I wonder what the Gallimimus is doing among all those sauropods?!

Haha, you noticed! I was wondering about that myself when I found him with the sauropod set. Wonder if he was a mix up, or if he really was part of the set. Anyone else who have the same set and can confirm?

Yeah, that Isisaurus is pretty cool figure painted or unpainted. Wish there was a bigger option for it

[Libraraptor]

I have that Isisaurus too, and I find it pretty cool, even unpainted ;-) I wonder what the Gallimimus is doing among all those sauropods?!

Haha, you noticed! I was wondering about that myself when I found him with the sauropod set. Wonder if he was a mix up, or if he really was part of the set. Anyone else who have the same set and can confirm?

Yeah, that Isisaurus is pretty cool figure painted or unpainted. Wish there was a bigger option for it

Wasn´t it available in three different sizes?

[Zhuchengotyrant]

I love the title, Boki.

[Bokisaurus]

I love the title, Boki.

Thanks, sauropods are my favorite groups

[Bokisaurus]

Another Amarga joins herd 

[tanystropheus]

...almost looks like a dragon

[Bokisaurus]

Painted Shapeway titans joins the herd
1:40 Amargasaurus by Gorgonzola. I still have to finish the rearing version


mb-cg 1:72 Turiasaurus


The pair

[tanystropheus]

The Amargasaurus is gorgeous!

[Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus]

Both are superb.

[Bokisaurus]

Both are superb.

Thanks
Finally, the rearing version of the amarga

The pair together

[amargasaurus cazaui]

Not so much because of your paint ups Boki, but these Amargasaurs in general always remind me of horses. The shape of the front of the skull, mouth, the neck and even poses they are given are just somehow reminiscent of a horse to me.Am I the only one that draws that comparison or does anyone else ever notice this with Amargasaurus?

[Yutyrannus]

Not so much because of your paint ups Boki, but these Amargasaurs in general always remind me of horses. The shape of the front of the skull, mouth, the neck and even poses they are given are just somehow reminiscent of a horse to me.Am I the only one that draws that comparison or does anyone else ever notice this with Amargasaurus?

Yeah, I've noticed that too.