My big trex resin project

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My big trex resin project

#1 Post by buzzconroy »

I am really excited to be starting this big brute, here is a pic of the rex when assembled, includes with glass eyes, the detail is just outstanding.
I always wanted a detailed rex.
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#2 Post by WOLFMAN66 »

That is nice! 8) Who made this one buzz and how long is it from nose to tail?
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#3 Post by buzzconroy »

Wolfie, its sculpted by Keith Strasser, you can buy it right from him, he has a website, they are not cheap,this rex is 29 inches long.I think he does some of the best dinosaurs.
click here to see his work
http://www.indyrad.iupui.edu/public/jra ... page_2.htm

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I saw something on there that really caught my eye big time!Thanks for that link Buzz 8)
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#5 Post by buzzconroy »

Wolf, I forgot to mention, the dinos have glass eyes, that add a nice touch, I believe he has a selection of different bases , that you can choose from, he is sending me a diffrent terrain base.Lot of great dinos out there by different sculpters.
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#6 Post by WOLFMAN66 »

buzzconroy wrote:Wolf, I forgot to mention, the dinos have glass eyes, that add a nice touch, I believe he has a selection of different bases , that you can choose from, he is sending me a diffrent terrain base.Lot of great dinos out there by different sculpters.
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Here's a good place to checkout Buzz they have a mega load of dinos from different companys and there really great to deal with.I bought from them serveral times in the past and there customer care is Fantastic. http://WWW.LINKANDPINHOBBIES.COM
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#7 Post by buzzconroy »

Thanks Wolf, this is a new area for me, to be honest I didnt realize resin dino kits exsisted, seen them wihile surfing the net, I like to get dimentrodon, other all time fav dino.
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#8 Post by WOLFMAN66 »

Not a problem Buzz :wink: There's a ton of Dino resin kits out there but not that many Mammals kits though thats the only down side,But that sailback that your talking about on Strassers sight also caught my eye to and not a bad price either for it. :D
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Randy, no doubt, it'll turn out great!
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#10 Post by buzzconroy »

Thanks Rich, should be a exciting project.
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WOLFMAN66 wrote:Not a problem Buzz :wink: There's a ton of Dino resin kits out there but not that many Mammals kits though thats the only down side,But that sailback that your talking about on Strassers sight also caught my eye to and not a bad price either for it. :D
Luckily Max Salas has been busy making new Prehistoric mammals (also sold exclusively through link and pin hobbies).
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#12 Post by raydrz »

edophasaurus & dimetrodon were my favs...taking into consideration the affordability factor too...don't see these kinda prices unless i'm shopping godzilla stuff...
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