Steppe Bison
Once-common Bison species found throughout Eurasia and North America, best known by the well-preserved Blue Babe mummy.
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Once-common Bison species found throughout Eurasia and North America, best known by the well-preserved Blue Babe mummy.
Odd Cambrian arthropod, known as an early predatory animal.
Giant alligatoroid from Cretaceous North America.
Large theropod of controversial anatomy from mid-Cretaceous northern Africa and possibly Brazil.
Small sauropod, noted for its odd mouth, from the Elhraz Formation.
Boar-like crocodile from cretaceous Niger.
Model of adult bull mammoth named after the Jarkov Family
Updated version of my Ankylosaurus
Dinosaur from late Cretaceous North America.
Revision of one of my most popular models.
Ceratopsian from late Cretaceous North America.
Large azhdarchid pterosaur from late Cretaceous Romania, found on the Hatzeg Basin.
Laramidian Ceratopsian from Southwestern US.
Medium-sized ankylosaurid from late Cretaceous North America.
Small gracile mosasaur from the late Cretaceous of Alabama.
Ankylosaurid from the Hell Creek Formation.
Plesiosaur from late Cretaceous North America.
A lightly armored ankylosaur from Mongolia
Ceratopsian from late Cretaceous North America.
Weird perisodactyl from eocene Mongolia, featured in Walking With Beasts.
Ankylosaur from late cretaceous Mongolia.
Oldest and most famous species of Triceratops.
Recently described stegosaur from Morocco.
Hadrosaurid from late Cretaceous North America.
One of the oldest known dinosaurs, from early Cretaceous Europe.
Bull-horned centrosaurine ceratopsian from Utah.
Stegosaur from Jurassic Britain.
Hadrosaur from late cretaceous North America
Small 4-winged maniraptoran from cretaceous China.
Large common hadrosaur of Campanian North America.
Large deer from the Mammoth Steppe during the Pleistocene to Holocene.
Hopefully my final version of this taxa.
Ankylosaur from late cretaceous North America.
Remastered version of my first model.
Youngest species of Triceratops.
You thought I had self-control to not make another Denversaurus? Wrong! Here is another as a testament to my gluttony.
Ankylosaur from late cretaceous Mongolia.
Chasmosaurine fromthe Judith River Formation.
Dwarf European nodosaur related to Struthiosaurus.
Elasmosaurine from Cretaceous North America.
Large tyrannosaurid from Campanian North America.
Model of a juvenile triceratops.
Large sea turtle from cretaceous North America.
Titanosaur from Argentina, described this year, and in multiple poses.
Dinosaur from the Judith River Formation
Dwarf Sauropod from Hungary.
Revised version of my Anodontosaurus
Hadrosaur from late cretaceous North America.
Giant temnospondyl from Triassic central Europe.
One of two species of styracosaurus, from the Two Medicine Formation
Ceratopsian from the Aguja formation.
Remarkably well-preserved nodosaurid from early Cretaceous Canada.
Revised model of an iconic Centrosaurine from Late Cretaceous Alberta.
Crocodile relative from late Cretaceous to Paleocene North America and Europe.
Famous and massive maniraptoran from early Cretaceous North America.
Nodosaur from late cretaceous North America.
Pachycephalosaur from North America with 2 species described this year.
Large squid relative from the Niobrara Formation.
Oviraptor from late Cretaceous North America.
Ankylosaur from Late Cretaceous Hungary.
Well-known North American tyrannosaur, a specimen found in 2023 gave evidence for tyrannosaurs undergoing a niche shift.
Undescribed species of Triceratops with remarkably long brow horns.
Ceratopsian from late Cretaceous Alaska.
Unique centrosaurine from Cretaceous China.
Hadrosaur from late cretaceous North America and Asia
Kritosaurine from Late Cretaceous northern Mexico.
Large therapod dinosaur from mid-Cretaceous North Africa.
Large pseudosuchian from mid-Cretaceous North Africa.
Basal centrosaurine from the Oldman Formation.
Ankylosaur from the Dinosaur Park Formation.
Hadrosaur from late Cretaceous Mexico.
Famous hadrosaur from Cretaceous North America
Tyrannosaurid from late Cretaceous Alaska
Sauropod from mid-Cretaceous Bahariya Formation.
Polycotilid plesiosaur from Cretaceous North America.
Earliest Chasmosaurine from the Judith River Formation.
It has been a while since my last Jurassic model, here is a Megalosaurus, the first described dinosaur.
Chasmosaurine from the Judith River Formation.
Ceratopsid from late cretaceous North America.
Ceratopsian from the Oldman Formation.
Ankylosaur from the Kaiparowits formation.
Dwarf sauropod from Cretaceous Romania, featured in Prehistoric Planet as the Hatzeg titanosaur.
Centrosaurine ceratopsid from the Judith River Formation.
Hadrosaur from late Cretaceous Romania.