@saurus172
Joined on September 5th, 2017, this user has been a member for 3,195 days and is the 2,367th person to register an account.
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Thanks man.
I’d likely be doing Stegosaurus next
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@lucasthedinomanASSET(S)- #431, #432, #433
SPECIES- Velociraptor mongoliensis
CODENAME- “Death-Chicken”LOADING LOG#32l3-
“June 13th, 2019
“Our trio of Velociraptors are insanely blodthirsty and fast, topping almost fifty miles an hour, more than enough to take down any clumsy caretaker or prey we give them. Especially when prey is a piece of beef.
“To save on money and resources, the walls for smaller animals like these Velociraptors are muxh shorter, about a third the height of the mighty ones that keep the Tyrannosaurs or Sauropods in their paddocks. It doesn’t make much of a difference for the smaller fauna, as it is still too high for any to climb or jump over. Even for an agile predator like raptors.
“When conducting exams on the animals, such as weight and height and temperaments towards humans or human-scented objects, we always have a camera in the room and an electronic scale in the ground, as well as a dummy with the scent of humans permeating out of it.
“The results of doing this with the raptors, was uh…. A bit violent.”
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You\’re not bothering me at all.
I can do your requests, but I\’d be able to do them after my vacation, so about early/mid July is when i can do them.
The reason I\’m not doing them now is because I want to do the creatures I\’ve been putting off for so long before i go on vacation.
I hope you understand, and know i will do them.
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Huh, that\’s a big boy then.
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Yeah, seeing your original creations continue to get better and better is always an amazing thing.
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Just responded to it
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That is actually some really cool lore and interesting designs.
The Bison-Titan looks like the main body and build of a mammoth/pachyderm with Cattle hooves and a definite bison head. That armoured mask makes it seem almost Gammoth like, but more intricately done.
The Ra-Tekka does look like a bulky Carcharodontosaur in terms of body, with almost Ground Sloth or Bear like arms and a head that reminds me of a mix between Got Dragons and Anjanath. And an armour much akin to an armadillos band. That would be quite a challenge to do, but quite awesome.
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Yeah, send me some pictures, they sound really cool.
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Thanks
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Thanks man
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None honestly. It\’s just ones I come up with and then decide to do them at some point. The next at some point would be a velociraptor.
Why, what\’s the request?
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It\’s actually based on the colorations of Sri Lankan Elephants.
But thank you.
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Lol. I might even do a remodel of that one one day.
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Thanks man.
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I see dem ellipse gradients
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Also good job
Holy feathers dos colors
It’s the Best velociraptor
Thanks.
Oh damn, pretty raptor! A defeniate upgrade over the dusty v3 Velo!
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Can’t wait to re-do him and his environment in my collection 🙂
What dino do you have planned next? Or Prehistoric mammal!
Thanks man.
I’d likely be doing Stegosaurus next
Now that’s something I’m looking forward to! Stegosaurus was always one of my favorite herbivores, what a unique design!