Introducing PaleoWorld Studio

Dear colleagues,
The "new-on the market" Studio will be make highly accurate figures of various pre-historical creatures : Dinosaurus and other reptiles; extinct birds, mammals and Hominides; the Stone Age peoples too, - in different scales. Our small Studio at present include three sculptors - Vladimir Trush (Russia), Vitaly Klatt (Germany), and I`m - Gennady Danshin (Russia). The all figures are casted in Germany in high quality polyurethan resin. Figures are not painted for sale. For detailed information on the purchasing of the ones you can write to :
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Best regards.
Gennady Danshin.
Some our models:
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They look fantastic, WOW!!!

Good luck with your business, Gennady

SUSANNE wrote:

They look fantastic, WOW!!!

Good luck with your business, Gennady

Many Thanks!
Our Permian reptiles (scale 1/10) and dinosauros (scale 1/40):
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Very interesting

widukind wrote:

Very interesting

Thanks, Andreas!
By the way, our Hominides (two Australopithecs Afarensis on photos of first post), the Stone Age peoples, and Prehistoric Mammals and Giant Birds are will be all in 1/20 scale.

Is the Triceratops in 1/40 scale? And is it removable from the base?

I am interested :)

tyrantqueen wrote:

Is the Triceratops in 1/40 scale? And is it removable from the base?
I am interested :)

This is not Triceratops - it`s Turanoceratops tardabilis, in 1/10 scale.
In my opinion, you are knowing our figures already

Gennady Danshin wrote:

tyrantqueen wrote:

Is the Triceratops in 1/40 scale? And is it removable from the base?
I am interested :)

This is not Triceratops - it`s Turanoceratops tardabilis, in 1/10 scale.
I`m think that you are knowing our figures already

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tyrantqueen wrote:

Is the Triceratops in 1/40 scale? And is it removable from the base?

Yes, the all bases of our figures are separate, of course:

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New figure from PaleoWorld Studio - Olorotitan running, with a tree. Scale 1/40, L=20sm:
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One more fabulous, fantastic model  

wow wow wow fabuuuuuuulous:lol: 

He is very nice! I'm also hopelessly tempted by the turanoceratops.

Excellent models!

Finally, I painted my first olorotitan.

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Inspired me cassowary. We Olorotitana like a comb, so I decided to paint convergent.
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Lovely idea for painting this dino!! Congratulations!! I think it looks wonderful!!!

redrik wrote:

Finally, I painted my first olorotitan.

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Inspired me cassowary. We Olorotitana like a comb, so I decided to paint convergent.
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Welcome here

I find the painting very beautiful and the source of inspiration is just a genial idea.
I hope we can see some more of your works.

I don't collect Dinos because of budget reasons, but wow. Amazing figures here.

Thank you friends!
Now I painted the running Olorotitan.

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Wow, its gorgeous!  

Really nice sculpture and paintwork! Congrats!

Congratulation   I like very much the painting, it looks very "natural"  

Thank you friends! I am very unhappy with coat color, but I will try in the future.

Curious, it also looks very natural to me. It wouldn't surprise if these animals were like that. Also it has a vibrant presence.