Golden Eye Dinosaur Collection

Ok, in addition to the Animasaurus collection sculpted by Brandem on the DTF, I had Jetoar Sculpt a line of one of a Kind models for me to collect that i dubbed the Animasaurus Golden Eye Collection.

Basically This a A line of models that i commissioned Jetoar to make, since his skills are Phenomenal. The first model in the Collection was originally going to be a part of the Normal Animasaurus Collection, But i thought it was so good, that it deserved to be in its own line.

I want to Emphasize that these models are ONE OF A KIND, meaning no other copy's of them exist. The collection will feature some pretty well known Dinosaurs, with only a few Obscure species. They are all Distinguished by the fact that All of the models will have Gold or Yellow Eyes similar to the Eyes on the models from The now Extinct Carnegie Collection.

The first model In this line is the Arenysaurus, which was a Spanish Dinosaur that Only Jetoar can do justice for. It was sent to Brandem for casting, but I decided to leave it the way it was and just have him paint it.

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Very cool. Congrats, Takama.

Another Iberian dinosaur and it looks so great! I I am not an enthusiast of adrosaurs but this one looks really fantastic, wrincles, pose and head are really great!
Goldeney is actually the name of an extant dinosaur that you can see in the link below but get ready once it is scary!
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It is also amasing to see your refreshed enthusiasm with this new project.

The cool thing about these models, is that there made from Scratch. Inside that Arenysaurus is a Wire and Foil Skeleton.

My next model will be a Dilophosaurus. But that one is still under construction, but here is the pics of its progress

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Interesting stuff :)

The next model is finnished

Dilophosaurus wetherilli. Escale 1:32. Unpainted.

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Bird like legs are striking!

Nice dilo

I see an effort of a less horizontal stance to help the balance of that figure. A little draconian but great anyway!

Magnificent