diverse small Dioramas

[Arul]

I love the apatosaurus figure and it diorama looks good:D excuse me what is mr.Krentz collection ? A company ?

[tyrantqueen]

I love the apatosaurus figure and it diorama looks good:D excuse me what is mr.Krentz collection ? A company ?

It's a line of resin models produced by one David Krentz, who is an artist.

[paleoferroequine]

   These are very good, I especially like the Afrovenator and Jobaria diorama, very well done. You said you were working on your own? Do you mean your sculpts? Can't wait.

[Pinkamena]

These are all so cool! So much detail. My fave is the Apatosaurus 

[Indiana_Jones]

Everything look very good and detailed and it's obvious you are very skilled and put a lot of effort in doing all that. My personal favorite however: wooly rhino. Amazing

[MIXVS MINIMAX]

Thanks, thanks.
Apatosaurus got a silver on a modelling exhibition.
For me everything is alright when the details look nice in the macro-modus.

[Arul]

Congratulations 

[MIXVS MINIMAX]

Here we go with a new finished model and mini-diorama.
I needed to smooth the layers of the 3D-printing and added new claws.


Acrocanthosaurus atokensis, David Krentz, 1/72

[bL00df0x]

Wow, your mini dioramas are amazing! Very impressive!

[Arul]

Cool !   

[MIXVS MINIMAX]

Arsinoitherium zitteli, 1/72. Its a 3d-printed (Shapeways, FUD) model from Manuel Bejarano.

The eyes could be sculpted/printed a bit more prominent. So they are hardly to find to paint.

Overall its a good model. I painted it in hippo-style.

[Crackington]

Beautiful model, you must have good eyesight! Is that real plant material the model is on- moss?

[Lanthanotus]

I guess it's prefabricated grass tussocks as can be bought for model train landscaping (click).

Forgot to add.... impressive details on those tiny figures and great paint jobs.

[MIXVS MINIMAX]

Thanks.
It's "static grass" indeed.  Unfortunately it can't really be used in dino doramas due to the absenc of gras in most of the Mesozoikum.'

[Derek.McManus]

Excellent work as always thanks for sharing! 😀

[MIXVS MINIMAX]

Lets go on!


Europasaurus holgeri, 1/72, GN Models (Shapeways, WSF)





The WSF-material sucks every detail. It can't be recommended.


Ceratosaurus nasicornis, 1/72,Manuel Bejarano (Shapeways, FUD)

Its once again a very nice model.

(paint scheme reference: Panther)





Amargasaurus cazaui, 1/72, Andrew Sides (Shapeways, FUD)

(paint scheme reference: Sable antelope)

[Lanthanotus]

Excellent models, you paint those spots on the Ceratosaurus for example with a single hair brush?

Btw, did you get my PM?

[ITdactyl]

Thanks for sharing these.  I really like what you did with that Amargasaurus.

I agree, the Europasaurus is not a good candidate for printing at 1/72 scale WSF.  I think the fine details Galileo put into the digital sculpt would print better in 1/40.  I have the exact same model (1/72) and aside from the visible print lines, most of the fine details were lost.

[MIXVS MINIMAX]

@Lathanotus:
I got Your PM and answered.

Nope, I don't have a singele hair brush, but a 2/0 brush.

@ITdactyl:
Its terrible! No eyes, no nostrils. I thought about to resculpt it, but then I left it.

[CeratoGuy]

woah, i like all of theese! nice)