Paleoferroequine prehistoric mammal conversions

Hi, I'm new here and I wanted to show some of my mammal conversions.
First up is a correction to the CollectA Paraceratherium. All work is with epoxy putty. The four toes are wrong so I changed it to three hooves. Then the neck was slightly shortened along with removing the Joe Camel look by moving the eyes more to the side of the head. More changes included repositiong the ears and some contour work with the head.
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This is Bootherium bombifrons or Harlan's muskox, a Pleistocene relative of the tundra musk ox. This is a modified Highland bull.
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Pelorovis oldowayensis occurred in sub-Saharan Africa and disappeared 800,000 years ago. The modified head came from a Papo yak on a african buffalo with longer legs.
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Stephanorhinus kirchbergensis, Merck's rhino. Modified Safari Indian rhino.
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And now for something completely different. A dinosaur. Rubeosaurus ovatus to be exact. This is a massive rebuild of the Papo Pachyrhinosaurus. Something of whimsy I guess since it's doubtful that a dino could do this.  But I think it looks neat and it's one of my favorites.
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That's it for now.  I'll post more tomorrow. Enjoy and thank you.

Un-be-liev-a-ble!!!!
Those are awesome! Thanks for sharing, and MORE MORE MORE!

Wow!! I remember these from DTF but they are so amazing! I love the first one and the Pachyrhinosaurus is fantastic Welcome to the forum

They are fabulous
Martien will surely almost have a fit when he sees them

It is wonderful to see such great models of extinct mammals here. (I always give up finding anything on DTF )

I am totally in love with that muskox

Wonderful job!! Absolutly wow!! Congratulations!!

Beautiful, fantastic works! Thank You for sharing! And big congratulations

This time my favorite has to be this superb dino in very unusual pose What a great idea!

Papo Pachyrhinosaurus really stunning and very sharp photos.

Fantastic models-especially like the Musk Ox!

The firsth photo is great
The dinosaur scratching their heads is fabulous!

wow! you have such an amzaing collection, they look sop realistic!

I'm impressed! I was already with the paraceratherium but your artistic vein is patent in the dino.
I also love specially the great work you performed transforming a ordinary bull in a woodland musk ox, very beautiful!
Curious also your Merck's rhino, I suppose he need some fur? See here this Hausser Elastolin "Indian rhino" from Kikimalou's collection! If we remove the folding... ... Maybe they wanted to make a Merck's rhino too?


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Welcome here Paleoferroequine Your customs are beautiful

The rubeosaurus is very impressive, as Roger said, we can see how artistic and talented you are with this one

I like very much the Merck's rhino too, because it has no furs

Fantastic job, love the choices of species and your remodels are great, thanks for the photos!

They are great! I've seen some of them on the D.TF

Haven't shown much for awhile, just busy in the store and stuff. But here are a few new conversions.
First up is
Megacerops kuwagatarhinus  1/35 scale made from Mojo Brontotherium. Lived in North America in late Eocene (38–33.9 mya). 3m tall. Enlarged the zygomatic arches(behind the eyes) which I did on all my brontothere conversions. Also reworked the horns and head position.
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Titanotylopus nebraskensis   1/35 scale  endemic to North America from the Miocene through Pleistocene 10.3 mya—300,000 years ago.  Converted from Papo Bactrian camel. 3.5m tall

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Indohyus major   1/9 scale. There is an unknown deer in here somewhere.

This is an extinct digitigrade artiodactyl known from Eocene fossils in Asia. About 18 inches (45cm) tall. It belongs to the raoellids which may be a sister group to whales (Cetacea). However not all agree, some paleontologists place Indohyus with the group including the entelodonts and Andrewsarchus. Andrewsarchus itself is problematic since only a skull and a few fragments have been recovered and it's appearance is unknown.

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Embolotherium grangeri   1/35 scale brontothere that lived in Mongolia during the late Eocene period. Mojo brontotherium. 3m in height.
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Very nice

Great job! This girl looks nice also

Ken, it is just great that you decided to show some of your works again. Although those you made from Mojo brontotherium are more impressive and more expectable to see as replicas. I enjoy particularly, as an idea, the Indohyus, just an unusual creature!

I'm not really a fan of prehistoric animals but these look incredible!

arafan wrote:

I'm not really a fan of prehistoric animals but these look incredible!

   Well, maybe you should become a fan of these prehistoric mammals!
Thank you everybody for the comments. Tomorrow I will post some more.

Beautiful work. Congrats!

Very nice conversions. I'm happy to see your work again.

Great customs here Alghouth the Indohyus is more a homemade model than a custom I guess

Moooore pics please

Bey beautifull they should offer you a job in a disigner room for schleich papo ore somethin else because its look so great with the nice colors and all Wauw

Beautiful remakes! Fascinating creatures indeed. I just love the Indohyus Great works !!!!