REBOR COMPSOGNATHUS LONGIPES "Bad Company" Walk Around by Viking Spawn

Very deatailed :)

I think it's fugly. Sorry.
It's got a head bigger than its torso and eyes pop out like a frog.
Now, you would think that eyes too big for its stomach would make this a fat beast.
But instead, clearly with its big head, it bit off more than it could chew...
Because the poor thing looks emaciated IMO.

If this is Rebor's interpretation of Compsognathus, then I'm glad that Mother Nature decided to pull the plug.


RIP. Compsognathus

That's right, it is really a strange creature! Though, it is built in a very delicate way and with an impressive level of detail.

What a gang of little rascals

Thankyou for the beautyful pictures

Gosh ! I need to up-date the TAI Rebor-line
Summer is not the best time for computer work

highly detailed as usual by Rebor ( paint and material quality).. but .. a missed opportunity on the sculpting .. waiting for the larger Therapods and a Sauropod from Rebor. I like the sitting Dimorphodon .. will get it when i have the spare money .. Rebor is good for the Dinosaur fans out there who want a whole new set of figures in a Jurassic Park style but made with high detail .. Rebor has a huge fan base in over a year ... which is proof that the Dinosaur community is ever growing ... I am sure Rebor would not make anything unpopular like the Barapasaurus ( what we got this year ) .. still an Giganotosaurus or Allosaurus ( in their style) wud probably stir some excitement inside me ..

Roger wrote:

That's right, it is really a strange creature! Though, it is built in a very delicate way and with an impressive level of detail.

Yes, Roger. My post was a little harsh.
I get way to emotional when it comes to dinosaurs sometimes.
Thank you for taking the sting out of my aggravated post. I appreciate it.

   

Bloodrayne wrote:

Roger wrote:

That's right, it is really a strange creature! Though, it is built in a very delicate way and with an impressive level of detail.

Yes, Roger. My post was a little harsh.
I get way to emotional when it comes to dinosaurs sometimes.
Thank you for taking the sting out of my aggravated post. I appreciate it.

   

I did it? I think your comment is quite adjusted for a COMPSOGNATHUS, luckily he hasn't replied to you.