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New Dinosaurs species of 2010

Discussion in 'Painting and Converting' started by n810, Aug 19, 2011.

  1. n810
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  2. Lord Cedric
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    Very cool, n810! Looking at the pictures, I'm REALLY liking these:



    And I was thinking that they could be used much like fanatics or squigs from O&G's (which, imo, Lizardmen could stand to have a similar unit)! What do you think?
     

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  4. Lord Cedric
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    Wow! Now that is wild! A mini would be cool. Im sure Storms of Magic could use it too.
     
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    Strange looking creatures. It looks odd having lizard scales and feathers/fur on the same creature, but I guess that is the missing link between dinosaurs and birds.

    Cool stuff!
     
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  6. Vulcan
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    They are finding more and more dinosaur fossils with that sort of 'hair-like' feather. It seems to be fairly common on the smaller therapod species, and even T.Rex might well have had a frill of some sort.

    It probably helps that now palentologists are looking at the rock surrounding the bones a lot more thoroughly than they did in the past. If all you're looking for is the bones, it's really easy to overlook subtle patterns in the rock a few inches (or a few feet, for the bigger species) away.
     
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    Cold one anyone?

    Cruxicheiros%20newmanorum.jpg

    Nice link there N810, some pretty cool ideas! Big fan of the -ceratops family :D. The would make pretty cool Stegadons :) .
     
    SeBM, Aug 22, 2011
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    These dinosaurs could all be hunting packs like salamanders and razodons. ;)
     
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    Interesting finds. Wonder how much of it is accurate.
     
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