Jetoars Artwork.

Ok As you all know, i run my own line of Dinosaurs called the Animasaurus Collection, and it has gone through some changes this year.    First it was in 1:50 Scale, then i switched it to 1:32, and then i employed Jetoar from the DTF to sculpt from the line.  However i realized his talents can be used for something more.

He can make Articulated Jaws on his models. For Example

Here is a Torvosaurus he is Working on
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Here is a Gorgosaurus
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Jetoar is really talented. His designs could be easily used in toy industry. Love these poses and it is impressive that he can make articulated jaws. The angle of pictures doesn't help too much to see proportions but they all have a great look.
Congratulations for getting these to your private collection!

The Torvosaurus and Gorgosaurus are his own models, i had nothing to do with them.

Only the Arenysaurus is mine........For now

I love the Gorgosaurus painting

They are AMAZING

Congratulations

The Arenysaurus is now being painted.

In the mean time here are some of His other works of Modern Insects

Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas) scale 1:3.

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Eyed Hawkmoth (Smerinthus ocellata). Escale 1:1.

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Death's-head Hawkmoth (Acherontia atropos). Escale 1:1.

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Garden Tiger Moth (Arctia caja). Escale 1:1. Size: 65mm.

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Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda). Escale 2:1. Size: 60mm.

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Cecropia Moth (Hyalophora cecropia). Escale 1:2. Size of wingspan: 70mm.

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Tau Emperor (Aglia tau). Escale 1:1. Wingspan: 70mm.

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Hummingbird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum). Escale 1:1. Wingspan: 45mm.

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Wow, it is a very talented guy

They are magnificent

I love them, they are just fantastic

Spanish Moon Moth (Actias isabellae) scale 1:1.

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This line will be "Little treasures of Europe" and it is the first model of this line  ^-^

Giant Peacock Moth (Saturnia Pyri) escale 1:2.

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Stag bettle (Lucanus cervus) scale 1:1. Second Version. It is Bigger than the fisrt version.

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Green tiger beetle (Cicindela campestris) scale 2,5:1.

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Spanish scorpion (Buthus ibericus) scale 1:1.

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European Peacock (Aglais/Inachis io) scale 1:1. Wingspan 65mm.

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Scarce Swallowtail (Iphiclides podalirius) scale 1:1. Wingspan 60mm.

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Mountain Apollo (Parnassius apollo) scale 1:1. Wingspan 70mm.

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Willowherb Hawkmoth (Proserpinus proserpina). scale 1:1. Wingspan: 60mm.

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Mountain Apollo - Version 2 (Parnassius apollo) scale 1:1. Wingspan 70mm.

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Jetoar is really talented and thanks for sharing and clearing things up.
Love these arthropods, mainly these in 1:1 scale.
I remember playing with some scorpions as a kid, though I am not sure it was that species, it is wonderful!

He is a really talented Person. I am Commisioning a line of 100 one of a kind Dinosaur models that will not be made avalible for commercial sale.

Very cool. I hope you share pictures with us. :)

Thanks partners, I am glad that you like them . I show my last figure: Concavenator corcovatus, escale 1:32.


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What a lovely dancing Concavenator. I feel it is avoiding to make too much noise because it doesn't want to awaken the childs

Do you have a pic to compare with something well known like a Lego or playmobil? Will you paint it soon?

WOW !!! This is awesome

And now Jeotar has joined us !

Glad you were able to join this forum. It is a wonderful community filled with wonderful people. For those who are wondering, no the Concavenator is not one of my commission's, and it will be sold for mass production.

That's a great representation of the Cuenca beast. I like the ondulating pose and the lightweight it shows in its movements. That's the way I feel most dinos walked, :)

Kikimalou wrote:

What a lovely dancing Concavenator. I feel it is avoiding to make too much noise because it doesn't want to awaken the childs

Do you have a pic to compare with something well known like a Lego or playmobil? Will you paint it soon?

Yes I do, with the lego paleontologist

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And Im going to paint after doing the cast .

Thankyou for the comparison
What a cute, little paleontologist

SUSANNE wrote:

Thankyou for the comparison
What a cute, little paleontologist

Exactly, I thought she will be a good reference .

Hi partners again. I have been very busy with a lot of things and I dint have could speak with you. I would like to show my proyect of box and card for my figure that Kosmoceratops that I have done a good number of copies for selling. You can also another of my models, Dilophosaurus.

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Hello friens again, I forgot you show my line of mammals

Narrow-nosed Rhinoceros (Stephanorinus hemitoechus). escale 1:20

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Aurochs (Bos primigenius). escale 1:20

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Giant short faced Hyena (Pachycrocuta brevirostris). scale 1:20

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They're very beautiful and well presented! I love that prehistoric hyena!

Thanks Roger

Hello friends, I show it the last figure that I have made for a costumer.

Liopleurodon ferox. scale 1:20. 14 inchs.

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I  hope that you like it  ^-^

An they are other new products friends. I hope that you like them too  ^-^.

Narrow-nosed Rhinoceros (Stephanorinus hemitoechus). scale 1:20

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Aurochs (Bos primigenius). scale 1:20

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I am really glad to say you that my models are in Dans Dinosaur web site. This is the direction  ^-^.

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