Sep 11, 2024
Scientifically accurate, articulated models of the Wooly Mammoth, Gompotherium, Moeritherium and Platybelodon, created by the minds at Creat
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Scientifically accurate, articulated models of the Wooly Mammoth, Gompotherium, Moeritherium and Platybelodon, created by the minds at Creat
Anyone here like prehistoric elephants?
Dragon figure of the day: Creative Beast Studio CYBERZOIC Arctic Dragon Kuraokami
Pentaceratops! With and without a guy. This was my submission for Creative Beast Studio’s art contest.
Dino figure of the day: Creative Beast Studio Beasts of the Mesozoic Guanlong wucaii
EVERYONE LOOK AT MY AWESOME DINOSAURS
So, the Beasts of the Mesozoic figures are cool as hell and easily my favorite line of dinosaur toys, but there's one detail I noticed about the tyrannosaur series that ever since I did has been bugging the hell out of me.
Now, if, like me, you've looked at a lot of theropod feet, you may know that the second toe would have had two pads, while the fourth toe would have three. And on the bigger tyrannosaur figures, this is correct:
(Toes are numbered from the inside out, so the hallux/dewclaw is the first toe, the one corresponding to the big claw on deinonychosaurs is the second, and so on.) As you can see here, this Tyrannosaurus has correct toes, as do the Tarbosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Albertosaurus, and presumably Gorgosaurus (I'm still waiting on the reissue for that one but I'm guessing it uses the same legs as the previous three).
But then look at the feet on their Lythronax:
The second and fourth toes are reversed! So this guy, Bistahieversor, and Dryptosaurus all have fucked up feet. (I can't say for their Yutyrannus, because I missed out on that one as well so I don't know just how much of its sculpt is unique.)
Of course this only affects the fixed "weight-bearing" feet, because the lower legs with the jointed ankles for posing can just swap their feet around. But it's still gonna bug me.
Creative Beast Studio Yutyrannus Huali 1:18 Scale, Brought from Minizoo September 2024
Had been a wishlist figure for ages, and I finally snagged myself one. Piine put them in a cool pose for me :3
Cyberzoic crosses Dino Riders with Transformers, He-Man, and Zoids for wild new toy line
Fans of classic 80s properties… you’re gonna want to see what Creative Beast Studios has cooked up with Cyberzoic.