Dear colleagues,
The "new-on the market" Studio will be make highly accurate figures of various pre-historical creatures : Dinosaurus and other reptiles; extinct birds, mammals and Hominides; the Stone Age peoples too, - in different scales. Our small Studio at present include three sculptors - Vladimir Trush (Russia), Vitaly Klatt (Germany), and I`m - Gennady Danshin (Russia). The all figures are will be casted in Germany in high quality polyurethan resin.
Today I`m glad to present for you our first commercial work - Inostrancevia alexandri and Scutosauros karpinskii. Scale 1/10 (around 18 sm). Figures are not painted for sale. For detailed information on the purchasing of the ones you can write to :
vitali.klatt@gmx.de
Best regards.
Gennady Danshin.

vitali.klatt@gmx.de

Interesting concept

Ken

Cool! I'm a sucker for prehistoric kits!

Jay H.

Our second model: Tarbosaurus bataar. Scale 1/40. Sculptor - Vladimir Trush.

Very interesting. Nice sculpts and poses. I look forward to your further releases!

Adrian

Oh boy when my lad (12yrs) sees these, he'll go wild! Nice one the Tarbosaur in particular

Thanks, guys, for your good comments.
And now our third (and last to present moment) "fighting Dino-pair" : Tarbosaurus bataar and Tarchia gigantea. Scale 1/40. Sculptors: Vladimir Trush and Vitaly Klatt.

Our new Dino-figure: Turanoceratops tardabilis (Central Asia, 90 mln years ago). Sculpting: Vitaly Klatt. Scale: 1/10 (L=20 sm; H=9 sm). Material: polyurethan resin.

Very nice. What is the price? Where can it be ordered?
Gerald

Many thanks. For purchasing information write, please, at the address;
vitali.klatt@gmx.de

Turanoceratops figure after painting:

Australopithecus Afarensis.
Material: Birezin
Scale: 1/20 (6 sм). Sculpting - Vitaly Klatt.

Really interesting series Gennady.

Cheers,
Adrian

Hmmm, why do I keep hearing "Also Sprach Zarathustra"?

How do you stop an Australopithecus when he comes at you with a stick? Kick him in his dangerously exposed little buddies

Great pieces, Gennady! I love prehistorical animal kits, just usually find that the resin kits are out of my budget

Prost!
Brad

The scale of the australopithecine just made me think of a diorama with a Maschinen Krieger suit, they're both 1/20. That would be cool!