Beasts of the Mesozoic: Ceratopsians- a line of scientifically accurate dinosaur action figures with elaborate detail and articulation
Just a quick THANK YOU to everyone, as we have reached our first 1,000 backers for this project.
We're almost at our main funding goal!
David
Hi All! We're moving right along now and after yesterday's big update, I'll keep it brief today.
I've been working on painting the Diabloceratops lately, and here's the very first look at the prototype!
More photos soon!
I also wanted to let you all know that my recent podcast interview will Sal Briggman at crowdcrux.com is up now- click here
I mostly discuss my experience with the Raptor Series Kickstarter, but for anyone out there who is considering using the Kickstarter platform, I'd suggest giving this a listen.
Until next time- later!
David
As we head toward the vast herd of stretch goals, the Beasts of the Mesozoic team is still cranking away at finalizing many of the figures that haven't been shown yet. Here now is a look at three of the Ceratopsian prototypes that are being painted now!
More Regaliceratops images here.
More Kosmoceratops images here.
That's all for now- catch you all in the comments!
David
As we continue to toward that main campaign goal, I wanted to share some sculpt photos with you all for some stretch goal figure prototypes that are all currently in the works.
These heads were sculpted in traditional medium (CX5) by Simon Panek on top of skulls digitally sculpted by Raul Ramos. After I work with Raul on the output size, the skull file would be sent to Simon for him to print and then sculpt on top of, assuring that the size and proportions were all in-sync. I would then receive the skulls from Simon and add the jaw and neck articulation.
Diabloceratops
Regaliceratops
Spiclypeus
Kosmoceratops
You can find more of Simon's work here at Lone Trike Studio : Deviant Art and Etsy
And for more of Raul's work: Art Station and https://www.raulramosart.com/
That's all for now- until next time!
David
Since posting new updates of the stretch goal figures with 'in-hand' sizing photos and comparison shots with my newly acquired Jurassic World toys, several people have requested that I give the main four Ceratopsian figures the same treatment. So here are some brand new pics to help give more perspective on how these figures measure up!
Zuniceratops
Monoclonius
Triceratops (sub-adult)
Styracosaurus
We're now at 75%- looking good! Thanks everyone.
David