Rebor's Extinction in living colour. (updated may 3rd.)

[Shonisaurus]

What a beautiful diorama. You are a genius of paleo-sculpture. The modification of the position of the velociraptor and its repainting have given an improved image to the figure.

[Killekor]

Impressive work as always, @Fenestra ! In particular his dinner is Fantastic! Congrats!

Killekor

[Nimravus]

Absolutely stunning work! My congratulations, you are an artist!

[Halichoeres]

Very well done! Might I suggest changing the thread title? Wouldn't want somebody to miss out on these additions because they've already seen the slumbering rex.

[Fenestra]

Very well done! Might I suggest changing the thread title? Wouldn't want somebody to miss out on these additions because they've already seen the slumbering rex.

Nooooooooo! It took me 10 days to come up with that title! 

[Fenestra]

Some Safari ltd. figures:



Gryposaurus:


Leptoceratops: (Pretty sure I found the colours for this one on some trading card. Don't remember what game.)


"Lady Bug" the Ankylosaurus:

[Jose S.M.]

Beautiful work! I love the white markings on the back of the Gryposaurus, they make it stand out but in a natural way.

[Killekor]

Nice repaints! I really like both 3!
Did you sculpted yourself the bases?

Killekor

[Fenestra]

Nice repaints! I really like both 3!
Did you sculpted yourself the bases?

Killekor

Yes. I use Apoxie sculpt. I add rocks and plants and such while it's still soft. The clay will turn rock hard in 24 hours and then you can paint it.

[Killekor]

Nice repaints! I really like both 3!
Did you sculpted yourself the bases?

Killekor

Yes. I use Apoxie sculpt. I add rocks and plants and such while it's still soft. The clay will turn rock hard in 24 hours and then you can paint it.

Thanks for the answer! You did a really great work also with the bases. Congrats!

Killekor

[Halichoeres]

Very well done! Might I suggest changing the thread title? Wouldn't want somebody to miss out on these additions because they've already seen the slumbering rex.

Nooooooooo! It took me 10 days to come up with that title! 

Ha ha, fair enough.

The new ones all look great, but the Gryposaurus is particularly striking.

[Patrx]

I always thought that the Safari Gryposaurus had a lot of potential–you've really brought it out! All of these are really excellent, in fact

[Shark Toothed Lizard]

Absolutely gorgeous! I wish I could do something as amazing as that. I planned on doing something similar with the old Safari Giants Spinosaurus, to fix the hands, teeth, and not make it so ugly.

[Fenestra]

Meet the proud parents!







(Both figures are Papo's Compsognathus. Dad is the original figure, mom has modified legs and arms.
The base is made from scratch.)

[Killekor]

Great work as always! Those Compys are striking! Plus, I love their new color scheme and the base. Congratulations!

Killekor

[Fenestra]

Ready or not, here they come!

[Shonisaurus]

I suppose you're repainting and remodeling Carnegie's carnotaurus if I'm not mistaken. The inclined prototype has a magnificent modeling.

[Fenestra]

The Carnegie Carnotaurus is untouched.
The CollectA Carnotaurus on the other hand had its base removed and head adjusted.
They will make a fine couple. 

[Fenestra]

Meet Jesse:


And James:


And a poor Mantellisaurus that was in the wrong place at the wrong time....


I repositioned the neck from the CollectA Carnotaurus so it looks down. The Carnegie Carnotaurus is perfection.
The Mantellisaurus is from CollectA and is also slightly altered.... To look dead. 

[Killekor]

As always, your Carnotaurus diorama is exceptional! I like the color scheme you choose for all the figures, and the dead Mantellisaurus is greatly made. Congratulations!

Killekor