Help Alternative Troglodon/Spinosaur?

[Agrem]

Hey guys,

could use some pointers here. I tried searching the forums and google a bit but couldn't really find anything suitable for my purposes.

I'm looking for an idea for an alternative Troglodon (or spinosaur since T9A made it playable ).
I don't really want to get the "official" model as I don't really want it to be that big.
I also have an old metal stegadon model laying around useless so I could perhaps try to convert something out of it but it's a bit bulky.

Suggestions anyone?

Thanks!

BR
Agrem

 

[Crowsfoot]

How about this?

http://www.everythingdinosaur.com/wild-safari-dinos-suchomimus.html?gclid=CIas7bjsiskCFRSeGwodKmkMkQ

 

[Pinktaco]

One of the members on the forum actually used the left over from the carnosaur and made a Troglodon. I think he used greenstuff or something similar.

It's a good way to save money and time won't be quote as big.

 

[Bowser]

One of the members on the forum actually used the left over from the carnosaur and made a Troglodon. I think he used greenstuff or something similar.

It's a good way to save money and time won't be quote as big.

http://www.lustria-online.com/threads/troglodon-conversion.14723/
This one here!

 

[n810]

So are you looking for cheaper, or just better ?

 

[Agrem]

Yes, that conversion is awesome. However I do not have the pieces as I have not bought the carno either.

So are you looking for cheaper, or just better ?

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Both I guess

BR
Agrem

 

[n810]

YEA.... I have yet to find both on large dinos.

 

[D4EMON]

you could order the bits to make the trog conversion for ebay or sites like hordeobits.

 

[Raddishspirit]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Papo-55011-...d=1448478363&sr=8-1&keywords=papo+spinosaurus
Not too cheap but looks like a high detailed model

 

[Zakharov]

I've always dreamed of using a plastic snake curled around some temple/trees for the Troglodon. Given our lore, the lizardmen army is woefully lacking in giant snakes. Maybe something like a hooded cobra to link in with the spitting venom?

Anyone done something like that? I've never found a toy snake which was the right size and suitably detailed for the tabletop, though...

 

[n810]

Forgot to mention, if you are looking for a troglodon replacement,
Spinosaurus is the Dino species you are probably going to want. (or possibly a close relative)