David Silva's Beasts of the Mesozoic Tyrannosaur Series

[suspsy]

You know what we haven't seen yet? A tyrannosaurid with a primarily green colour scheme. David included some green snakes in his colour scheme choices, so I'd like the next reveal to be one of those.

[RaptorRex]

*Suskityrannus Concept Art*

Suskityrannus colors! This guy is based on an osprey

Southwest represent! Gotta admit, I'm so used to the AZMNH reconstruction and the Andrey Atuchin image that's it's weird seeing Suskityrannus that's not predominantly brown. But this is a MUST get for sure.

[Loon]

Now that I like. Honestly, I've been very bored with a lot of the reveals, but I don't know, I just find the feathered species all the more interesting.

[Smilodon P.]

Jane and a Bistahieversor?

[Faelrin]

Sculpts are looking pretty good so far. Can't wait to see which one gets painted first. Also a nice look at the inner workings of the articulation on these figures.

[Flaffy]

Guanlong in the little baggies.

[Flaffy]

Wow, these look awesome so far. The neck articulation seems to be better executed on the Bistahieversor sculpt as compared to previous BotM figures.

[terrorchicken]

noice...
also dat dragon...I really hope he's still planning that dragon line.

[Creature]

He is. He said it's happening next year. He's currently working on converting that arctic dragon into an action figure.

[terrorchicken]

yeay! I just hope they aren't so humongous that I have to pass due to my space issues. I hope he offers different sizes like he did for the ceratopsians and tyrannosaurs.

[Halichoeres]

Wake me up when the dragon series is over, so I can start anticipating the prehistoric shark series.

[suspsy]

I'm not interested in the dragon series either, but it makes sense given David's history at McFarlane Toys. I hope it succeeds for him.

[Appalachiosaurus]

The only thing I'd get out of a dragon series is a good amount of time for my wallet to heal after I take out a loan to get all these Ceratopsians and Tyrannosaurs.

[Halichoeres]

I'm not interested in the dragon series either, but it makes sense given David's history at McFarlane Toys. I hope it succeeds for him.

Oh yeah, I'm sure they'll be wildly popular. There seem to be a lot of dragon fans, and more power to 'em. But I'll definitely be tuning out for the duration.

[Shonisaurus]

That is great! I like the conservative colors of the Suskityrannus, I suppose it will be a medium / small size judging from the illustration of the prototype, and considering it was a fairly small tyrannosauroid. Without a doubt I will buy that figure when it comes out.

[Sarapaurolophus]

If they make a white feathered Proceratosaurus I know what I'll be buying.

[Bread]

yeay! I just hope they aren't so humongous that I have to pass due to my space issues. I hope he offers different sizes like he did for the ceratopsians and tyrannosaurs.

I believe a second variant of the Tyrannosaurus is being offered in a smaller scale (1/35). Everything else is from what I have seen is only one variant. All sizes stated on first page.

Edit: had to fix the scale number I gave

[Faelrin]

New WIP concept art. Daspletosaurus maybe?

[suspsy]

Could be Albertosaurus.

[Faelrin]

David confirmed it is Daspletosaurus (on the instagram post, and maybe the FB post too, but I haven't checked yet).