My Prints by Christopher Chavez

Hi everyone

Longtime no see As you can see.

Thats because i been reduced to nothing but a mobile phone which makes message bourd usage, a bit of a hassle, especially when it comes to ads and hosting images (i hate to say)  however, I am still active on social media where i found my new go to hobby for collecting.

3D prints by Christopher Chavez

These are prehistoric Animal models printed in resin and are finished by a artist who was avalible for the job. They are all in 1:35 Scale. Plus they range from very tiny, to gigantic.

Ever since I discoverd these, I started to focus less on mass produced models and more on these, (though I do collect other things from time to time) as im able to dictate what pose I want the animal in, if the default one does not suit my taste, and if a species I want is not in his portfolio, I can comission it from scratch.

Well thats enough of the introduction. Now for the first model

The Allosaurus fragillus

One cool thing about these models is that most of the Theropods have Jaw Articulation. Like this Allosaurus. This model was finished by Art by Anz, who you may recall worked on one of kind models for me for a while. The base is actally not the orignal, but its the original decorated to look like dried cracked earth.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy my return, and my new thread dedicated to these models.

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Awesome! The paintwork is wonderful as well.

Well next up Is the Heterodontosaurus

About the Human for Comparison, he was painted as a homage to the CollectA human that came with CollectAs Deluxe figures.

For the Heterodontosaurus itself, his colors came from one idea. "A Cappybara crossed with a pocupine"

The result is as shown, with the base custumized by Anz

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Next up. Its my favorite Dinosaur

Dilophosaurus

This was a must have for me when I first saw it in one of his videos on Instagram.  The colors were sort of Winged on this one

Hope you enjoy


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Glad you're back on STS, it's good to know you're still collecting.
Your new collection is very inspiring, I have a soft spot for the Allosaurus but the feathered Dilophosaurus is very interesting.
There's something I don't understand, is it Chavez who prints his own models or do you just buy the file?
I'm getting more and more interested in this kind of model, as the democratisation of 3D printers is opening up possibilities that were previously inaccessible to me.
Christopher Chavez have some models I would love to catch

Kikimalou wrote:

Glad you're back on STS, it's good to know you're still collecting.
Your new collection is very inspiring, I have a soft spot for the Allosaurus but the feathered Dilophosaurus is very interesting.
There's something I don't understand, is it Chavez who prints his own models or do you just buy the file?
I'm getting more and more interested in this kind of model, as the democratisation of 3D printers is opening up possibilities that were previously inaccessible to me.
Christopher Chavez have some models I would love to catch

He Prints the models himself, and then sends them to you (Which actually come un finished, so I sent them to Anz for that job)

Thank you

Now for the incresingly popular Stegorous.

If im not mistaken, this is the same sculpt that he created for Paleozoo (or is it Dinozoo? All I know is it was some short lived resin model brand that originated from Chile and their first model was a Kaatedocus)

The model colors were originally going to be inspired by this painting here by Christopher Diapazzia

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But I decided to turn the yellow to green, and make all the Scutes look danger Red

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Next up

New to the Collection

Stegosaurus stenops

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Could you tell us the scale of each of them ?

Kikimalou wrote:

Could you tell us the scale of each of them ?

"...3D prints by Christopher Chavez

These are prehistoric Animal models printed in resin and are finished by a artist who was avalible for the job. They are all in 1:35 Scale. Plus they range from very tiny, to gigantic..."  

Of course! Silly me
Thank you Simone

These are very impressive; thanks for sharing!

Next Up is a long Horned Triceratops

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