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Post by postsaurischian on Jun 9, 2011 14:49:35 GMT
 Huch!! I had to order them too immediately - also one frosty test figure ;D.
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Post by Jeremy on Jun 9, 2011 16:28:54 GMT
Great job David! I'm really interested in a 1/40 Ekrixinatosaurus, so I hope to see the resin casts of that piece sometime soon.  That last pic of the Giganotosaurus in your hand looks very detailed, especially for the size. |
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Post by krentz on Jun 9, 2011 17:48:19 GMT
I have some frosted ultra details. Without painting them its hard to tell if the surface is different from regular detail. I do know that fingers, toes , teeth and spikes are crisp though.
I really need to line all my figures up and airbrush them all grey and take a decent picture.
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Post by krentz on Jun 9, 2011 18:04:25 GMT
I'll be making these new guys in 1/72 as well, but I'll need to put more detail in first. Here is a test version on 1/40 Bistahieversor- OK, that name is STILL hard to get out- in the basic white strong and flexible. Hollow, this costs around $30-$40, and too much of the detail is lost. The Detail material would make it twice as much. Looks like this one will be resin too. Attachments:
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Post by brontodocus on Jun 9, 2011 19:34:10 GMT
I was rather thinking the detail looks quite good for "White, Strong & Flexible" even the teeth seem to be complete and look sharp.  And yes, comparison shots of the same model in different materials all sprayed flat grey would be a great help for everyone to decide which one to choose. |
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Post by Trexroarr on Jun 9, 2011 23:20:58 GMT
Will you be making the Bistahieversor in 1/144 scale too, David? It looks great!  |
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Post by Blade-of-the-Moon on Jun 10, 2011 4:05:50 GMT
I'll be making these new guys in 1/72 as well, but I'll need to put more detail in first. Here is a test version on 1/40 Bistahieversor- OK, that name is STILL hard to get out- in the basic white strong and flexible. Hollow, this costs around $30-$40, and too much of the detail is lost. The Detail material would make it twice as much. Looks like this one will be resin too. I'm def digging the larger scale..I know minis are hot but I don't want to squint to admire them..lol ;D |
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Post by krentz on Jun 10, 2011 4:37:23 GMT
Blade-of-the-Moons fate will be to be hit by a shrink ray and be crushed by tiny dinosaur toys...I'm just sayin'...;-)
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Post by Trexroarr on Jun 10, 2011 6:21:09 GMT
Blade-of-the-Moons fate will be to be hit by a shrink ray and be crushed by tiny dinosaur toys...I'm just sayin'...;-) Minis for the win! lol xD |
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Post by Blade-of-the-Moon on Jun 10, 2011 8:25:48 GMT
Blade-of-the-Moons fate will be to be hit by a shrink ray and be crushed by tiny dinosaur toys...I'm just sayin'...;-) Actually this old gypsy once red my palm and told me one night, when the moon is full I would awaken and venture to the bathroom..but before I could make it I would fall and a mini T-Rex would go straight through my eye into my brain killing me dead. So I must resist the urge to buy minis..despite their teeny tiny beauty. I wonder what kind of paint that darn old woman used..my palm's still RED. :? |
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Post by Mironimus-Rex on Jun 10, 2011 11:20:10 GMT
The models of David Krentz are so awesome, I like everything about them: the pose, the expression and of course the details !
I just ordered the Krentz models from Shapeways in ''Black Detail''.
I wonder how they will look.
The White models are hard to photograph, if you want to show them in front of a white background.
To David: Will you release all of your Microsaurs also in scale 1:72 to enlarge your Antedeluvia collection?
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Post by DinoLord on Jun 10, 2011 12:14:02 GMT
Those look pretty nice. I should get them some time. Are there any plans for more Shapeways dinosaurs from this formation?
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Post by krentz on Jun 10, 2011 21:55:45 GMT
Andesaurus is the only other one I'll be doing from this formation.
I'd like to start another formation now. Maybe an African one, or Chinese.
I probably will release the others in larger scales, I need to add more detail though.
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Post by Himmapaan on Jun 10, 2011 22:19:44 GMT
Actually this old gypsy once red my palm and told me one night, when the moon is full I would awaken and venture to the bathroom..but before I could make it I would fall and a mini T-Rex would go straight through my eye into my brain killing me dead. So I must resist the urge to buy minis..despite their teeny tiny beauty. One often meets one's fate on the road one takes to avoid it... ;D |
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Post by Mironimus-Rex on Jun 10, 2011 22:23:00 GMT
I would speak for a Chinese formation, one with lots of feathered dinosaurs, but I guess these dinosaurs are to small for your Microsaur line.
How about some animals before dinosaurs ruled the earth?
But as long as you keep on doing your ''great'' models I'm happy. :-)
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Post by sbell on Jun 10, 2011 22:47:19 GMT
Actually this old gypsy once red my palm and told me one night, when the moon is full I would awaken and venture to the bathroom..but before I could make it I would fall and a mini T-Rex would go straight through my eye into my brain killing me dead. So I must resist the urge to buy minis..despite their teeny tiny beauty. One often meets one's fate on the road one takes to avoid it... ;D Master Oogway? Is that you? |
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Post by Himmapaan on Jun 11, 2011 0:02:23 GMT
Of course. Why do you ask?
;D
It ought to have been 'destiny', rather than 'fate', but well... Nuance.
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Post by DinoLord on Jun 11, 2011 1:08:06 GMT
I'm also vouching for a Chinese formation, perhaps one from the Jurassic (with Mamenchisaurus and the like).
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Post by Trexroarr on Jun 11, 2011 1:26:34 GMT
I HIGHLY doubt that Late Cretaceous Liaoning China is possible, since all of the dinos were way too small, like Microraptor.
Like DL said, Late Jurassic China would probably be much better, with dinos like Mamenchisaurus, as well as Yangchuanosaurus, Omeisaurus, Tuojiangosaurus, and Guanlong.
As for Africa, you can do Late Cretaceous North Africa with Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Ouranosaurus, Kaprosuchus, and Nigersaurus.
All of those WOULD BE EPIC!
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Post by Blade-of-the-Moon on Jun 11, 2011 6:53:13 GMT
One often meets one's fate on the road one takes to avoid it... ;D Master Oogway? Is that you? I had no idea he knew of france at all.. lol Only a fool sees a train coming and steps on to the tracks to meet it. ;D |
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Huch!!
