Evening all, more washes added to age the bones.

W.

Very convincing work on this "giant".

Oda.

Thank you kindly.

W.

Hiya Nap, I am using the Army Painter Quickshade Dark Acrylic washes - they are really good as they can be applied straight out of the bottle or diluted if you don't wan't such a dark affect.

W.

Just like, "A Night at the Museum" looks great so far!

What's not to love - it's a dinosaur. Personally I would rather bring the formidable large herbivores like Triceratops, Stegosaurus and Ankylosaurus back to life than those predators with rows of fangs!

Mike

Thank you kindly.

W.

Wee bit of an update folks - T Rex is now joined to the Pelvic bones and legs, and head and rear tail dry fitted (they will need gluing when I get some glue) - its a big monster.

W.

As an addition I have started to rescue the Velociraptor from its grave -

W.

Morning all, the raptor is assembled but still needs painting and washes, I placed him on my Rex base - gives a good idea of the size difference.

W.

They're pretty scary as models. The real sized beasts (velociraptors were not as large as depicted in JP) must have been beyond terrifying.

Mike

Thanks Mike, I think the JP versions were modelled on the larger Utahraptor's.

W.

Looking like a museum piece, very cool!

And good to know what can be done with the dino bones my son is chipping out of those blocks!

Adrian

They are a novel little thing puts another stance on modelling.

W.

Thank you so much for saying that Nap - very kind of you.

W.

Hi all, the raptor was base coated in bone colour than I started my washes starting with Dark shade to befollowed by Brown.

W.

Thank you kindly Nap.

W.