Dinosaur Photo Box

Photo box showing two ancient creatures, a pterodactyl, and a T-Rex I think.

Nice scene with a volcano in the background and river in the foreground.

I added a few dollar store dinosaurs to the scene.  On the white floor it does not look that good.

I added a bit of carpet and it improves the photo a lot.

These kinds of boxes with a photo inside are something I have done for a long time.

My dinosaur does not like the paper dinosaur.

 They give one another the side eye.

Close Combat

M16 firing on full auto!

One down and now another one!

Change magazine, and fire again.

Flamethrower!

That heavy flamethrower saves the day.
 

Dinosaurs vs the Stoner Machine Gun

The forest is very thick and visibility is poor.

Dinosaurs!

Big claws!

Moving this way.

Open fire with the Stoner light machine gun.

Dinosaur down!
 

New and Old

Big Bird.

This one is easy.

This one is hard.

Dodge ball, with dinosaur.

The whole pack.

Comparison with existing dinosaurs from the Cretaceous period.

Interesting relationships in size and bulk.

More action in the new stuff.

Significant upgrade on the flying creature.
 

Shell vs Dinosaurs

The 1/72nd scale Shell tribe is having problems with dinosaurs today.

Sometimes a big rock can solve a lot of problems.

But not every problem.

I will see your rock and raise you another.

This one is easier.

This one is hard.

This one is armored!

And jumpy!
 

Shell and Rex

This is the other reason I got this set.

So few swimming prehistoric creatures in dinosaur sets.

This one looks particularly scary.

I think Rex wants to chase his bone.

He looks more friendly than frightening.

Night at the Museums' Rex before he was a fossil.

The Shell Tribe fights the sea creature on the beach.
 

Wings

I am not sure what this is, Allosaurus perhaps?

I think that is the horns on his head and ridges along the back.

Turu the Terrible.

This figure is one of the main reasons I got this set.

It's a great looking flying creature.

The pose could be take off, landing, or remove the base and call it flying.

Nice pose I think.
 

Dinosuars with Teeth

This group of dinosaurs is a little more involved with teeth and claws than some of the previous ones.

They fit well in size with the others too.

But this one is more of a ram than a bite.

Having this come at you would make you wish for a matador cape!

I like the detail on the surface of the skin.

Another predator.

Most of these are about three inches long.

So they are generally smaller than many of my other dinosaurs but that makes them either more in scale, or useful as juvenile creatures.