Cretaceous Crab's 1:40 scale Repaints *PIC HEAVY*

[Cretaceous Crab]

Finally made a photography box of sorts so I was able to take some better pics of my dinos. Some of them may have been shown before, but for now, I will start out with my latest one...

Amelanistic (albino) Tyrannosaurus
Figure used: 2014 Carnegie Tyrannosaurus (http://dinotoyblog.com/2014/03/01/tyrannosaurus-rex-2014-carnegie-collection-by-safari-ltd/)
Color scheme reference: albino monitor lizards and blue-tongued skinks

[Halichoeres]

Does it have a name? If not, can I suggest "the Pale Man"? The glossy tongue is a nice touch.

[Cretaceous Crab]

Does it have a name? If not, can I suggest "the Pale Man"? The glossy tongue is a nice touch.

Thanks.

I think even a rex would run away from that thing!

[Cretaceous Crab]

Suchomimus
Figure used: Safari LTD Wild Safari Suchomimus
Color scheme reference: Angolan python

[Killekor]

Your repaint is really nice! I like how the color scheme suits on the model.
Congrats!

Killekor

[Cretaceous Crab]

Another genus from Cretaceous Africa...

Nigersaurus
Figure used: Safari LTD Wild Safari Nigersaurus
Color scheme reference: well, initially, it was an Ornate Uromastyx lizard, but kinda took on a life of its own

[Libraraptor]

Firstly pretty Repaint. Secondly, i read the introduction in your blog and what like to recommend someone to you, whom you probably already know: Teilhard De Chardin.

[Shonisaurus]

That repainted Safari nigersaurus has very cool and fun colors. I congratulate you LeviRawl.

[Halichoeres]

The Suchomimus came out very lifelike, really nice job. The Nigersaurus looks rather aposematic! Like one bite and you're a very dead theropod.

[Cretaceous Crab]

The Suchomimus came out very lifelike, really nice job. The Nigersaurus looks rather aposematic! Like one bite and you're a very dead theropod.

Yeah, I guess I was thinking the Nigersaurus' markings were somewhat for camouflage, like if it were browsing in heavily wooded areas, and markings resembled spots of sunlight trickling through the tree canopy.

[Cretaceous Crab]

Kentrosaurus
Figure used: Safari LTD Wild Safari Kentrosaurus
Color scheme reference: star / radiated tortoise

[Shonisaurus]

Those fantastic colors that you have put to the kentrosaurus have remained of fable your merit is superlative considering that this figure is too small to repaint and is beautifully detailed in relation to its repainting. I congratulate you.

[Cretaceous Crab]

Appalachiosaurus
Figure used: Carnegie Albertosaurus
Color scheme reference: eastern indigo snake and black pine snake

[Shonisaurus]

That tyrannosauroid could be lethal in the vegetation at night judging by its paint scheme.

[Halichoeres]

Another winner!

[Cretaceous Crab]

Iguanodon (young adult)
Figure used: Safari LTD Wild Safari Iguanodon
Color scheme used: Eastern / Jeweled green lizards (Lacerta genus)

[Cretaceous Crab]

Saltasaurus (young adult)
Figure used: Carnegie Saltasaurus
Color scheme reference: red-footed tortoise




Maiasaura family group
Figures used: Carnegie Maisaura with nest, Safari LTD Gryposaurus (for the "male")
Color scheme reference: desert iguana

[Shonisaurus]

Obviously, saltasaurus and maiasaura could have the same skin colors as the animals reflected in your work. It is a good pictorial interpretation of those very rare animals that populated the earth millions of years ago.

[Killekor]

I find your repaints really great! The color schemes are well chosen, and sometimes the final figures are better than the originals! Congratulations!

Killekor

[ZoPteryx]

Really liking these, especially the Suchomimus, Saltasaurus, and Maiasaura.