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Juvenile Brachiosaur

Started by Blade-of-the-Moon, March 16, 2012, 05:37:19 AM

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Tylosaurus

yeah well I posted them for the pose of their necks, as they all are a bit in a forward motion :)
Even that we have google it's hard to find what you need, you always come across what you don't need  :-X


Blade-of-the-Moon

As I've said I appreciate any help at all..it's hard to gauge sometimes what's correct.  These are some images I was looking at this morning :





I'd rather go with one of those than say this one :


Which looks too stiff...buy I do like the spines and colors.

Tylosaurus

here some really nice arts that also oinclude a nice Brachiosaurus render:
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?43877-Dinner-time


stoneage

Quote from: Tylosaurus on March 28, 2012, 06:07:29 PM
here some really nice arts that also oinclude a nice Brachiosaurus render:
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?43877-Dinner-time



Looks like he has protofeathers on his shoulders!

Blade-of-the-Moon

Yeah..not exactly the one you want to go by for accuracy.. ;)  But it does look cute.

Tylosaurus

I posted for the neck pose rofl ;D Thereby if your model would have a similar pose, you can get the feeling that it looks down on you every time you walk by it :)

Blade-of-the-Moon

Quote from: Tylosaurus on March 29, 2012, 05:17:21 AM
I posted for the neck pose rofl ;D Thereby if your model would have a similar pose, you can get the feeling that it looks down on you every time you walk by it :)

And that is why I like the big 1/1 pieces...'D

Those of us that love Dinosaurs like to look up at them for some reason or other..that feeling can be experienced in life size. ;)

Tylosaurus

yes it can it can also be experiences with small scale models well written books great built up documentaries like the ones David Krenz is making,w e all have our ways of reliving them good ole Dino days :)
I thank you greatly for your Scale 1:1 models man, they are awesome , it's something you don't come across everyday, good stuff man, I hope you won't run out of room though, ever thought about that happening? :)

Blade-of-the-Moon

Quote from: Tylosaurus on March 29, 2012, 05:17:43 PM
yes it can it can also be experiences with small scale models well written books great built up documentaries like the ones David Krenz is making,w e all have our ways of reliving them good ole Dino days :)
I thank you greatly for your Scale 1:1 models man, they are awesome , it's something you don't come across everyday, good stuff man, I hope you won't run out of room though, ever thought about that happening? :)

Heh heh..that is one worry I don't have..yet.  I could probably get by with displaying some in the yard area of my family which is nearby..but we have a few acres of woods  I could also start on. That may become my Dino Park in the future. ;D

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