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But then you'd have to ask yourself, is it better to have a tiny infant dinosaur, or a 1:1 infant dinosaur?

Note: Life-size dinosaurs thread may contain dinosaurs that are not quite life-size. But still awesome. :google

Sure. For a big expensive model like that, I can understand the need to keep her cloaca concealed. For your eyes only. :rotfl

Are you going to name her once you meet her in person?

Yeah, I wouldn't expect to hear about that Triceratops from David any time soon. He's trying to use other companies to produce his kits these days, and I don't know if any of them would produce a Triceratops that size.

They should get Angie to do something for Sideshow. Even an imitation of her paint would be killer.

Speaking of Krentz, were you getting all four of his 1:44 pieces? I'm worried that I'll buy a few, then he'll suddenly have something new.

How can I get my girlfriend to believe that one?

It depends on what length estimate the artist used as reference. The tail position is probably a source of variation as well; I noticed Rader's has a tighter curl. He tends to craft leaner animals, whereas Blanco's Apatosaurus looks much bulkier.

Apatosaurus average length: 75 ft. Statue length: 3.5 ft ~1:21 scale And I think that would be just the minimum, since this is intended to be an older, larger individual.

Someone did mention that the Apatosaurus now has a listed ETA of May, right? Not that it couldn't be pushed back, of course.

Oh yes, especially since a hatchling could be 1:1 and not too expensive. My money's on baby Rexes. Also, received an update from David Krentz today. He's getting some more casts of those sold-out popular species for my shop! I'm hoping this means your Einiosaurus will be among them, Chris...

Re: jurassic park busts The material used in construction, clay, resin, etc.

The original names are often incompatible with recent research, it doesn't really matter. Also, this Tupuxuara seems to be the fastest Dinosauria statue to sell out, if I'm not mistaken. That would be a good sign, and possibly an indicator that we'll see more small-scale pieces in the future.

Re: jurassic park busts Very nice. What medium did you use?

I know they favor action over naturalism, but some feeding scene would be great. Maybe a Giganotosaurus standing over a carcass, roaring to defend it, bloodied muzzle and whatnot.

I knew it would be perfect, I'm a huge Sinatra fan and that song immediately sprang to mind. Now I just need to think of something for the Apatosaurus. Someone already suggested Audrey Hepburn, on account of her long neck. :lol Of those three, a ceratopsian duel seems most likely. I don't think...

What makes the smoke, though? I think I'd be worried about vapor affecting the paint or something.

Boom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYoQTsAhCfg Perfect song, yes?

You don't have to smoke pot for Jeremy's pictures, they look great already.