SpinoInWonderland's model thread

I'll use this thread to post my models. Requests are open, but I may or may not do or finish them depending on the circumstances.

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Model Directory

Dinosaurs

Saurischia:

Ornithischia:

Non-dinosaurs

Mammalia:

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Model Experiments

Model experiments:

Here's a Cedarosaurus model. It's about the size of the vanilla brachiosaur but with a somewhat longer neck and tail.

Cedarosaurus model:

References:
Scott Hartman's Cedarosaurus
Nima/Paleoking's Cedarosaurus

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Awesome! Thanks, broly!

It's a shame it cannot be programmed to literally kick some dromaeosaur ass... Good work!

Here's Sauroposeidon. It's body is a little bigger than that of my Brachiosaurus, but it has a mush longer neck and is quite a bit taller. It's proportions are based on Steveoc86's Paluxysaurus skeletal reconstruction.

Sauroposeidon model:

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HOLY mother! Incredible work!!! Giving that to my Baylene!

Well that is large...

Nice!

Great! Now, I can have more sauropods!

Finally got around to releasing that Plateosaurus.

Plateosaurus model:

Reference

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Here's a Supersaurus lourinhanensis (formerly known as Dinheirosaurus). It's a bit smaller and shorter-tailed, but also longer-necked, than my Diplodocus longus model.

Dinheirosaurus model:

Reference

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Nice Plateosaurus all we need now is a Coelophysis

Magnificent Plateosaurus!!

I attempted to make a Liopleurodon out of the Ceratosaurus model, while the postcervical body can be adjusted just fine, giving it a correctly-proportioned head seems implausible...

Think you could make something like a Saurosuchus galilei or a Postosuchus out of the Ceratosaurus model or would that look just so bad.

One more thing is it possible to get the Ceratosaurus model so it is on the ground if so you may be able to make a type of croc like Borealosuchus or Brachychampsa?

Love all the models you make

Rexy12341 wrote:

Think you could make something like a Saurosuchus galilei or a Postosuchus out of the Ceratosaurus model or would that look just so bad.

One more thing is it possible to get the Ceratosaurus model so it is on the ground if so you may be able to make a type of croc like Borealosuchus or Brachychampsa?

Love all the models you make  

Postosuchus is almost certainly plausible.

Saurosuchus, not so much, since it's quadrupedal. Same with Borealosuchus and Brachychampsa, even if you lower them to the ground the forelimbs will just sink into the ground.

SpinoInWonderland wrote:

Rexy12341 wrote:

Think you could make something like a Saurosuchus galilei or a Postosuchus out of the Ceratosaurus model or would that look just so bad.

One more thing is it possible to get the Ceratosaurus model so it is on the ground if so you may be able to make a type of croc like Borealosuchus or Brachychampsa?

Love all the models you make  

Postosuchus is almost certainly plausible.

Saurosuchus, not so much, since it's quadrupedal. Same with Borealosuchus and Brachychampsa, even if you lower them to the ground the forelimbs will just sink into the ground.

Rito then

What would one need to change in the model to lower it?

Rexy12341 wrote:

SpinoInWonderland wrote:

Rexy12341 wrote:

Think you could make something like a Saurosuchus galilei or a Postosuchus out of the Ceratosaurus model or would that look just so bad.

One more thing is it possible to get the Ceratosaurus model so it is on the ground if so you may be able to make a type of croc like Borealosuchus or Brachychampsa?

Love all the models you make  

Postosuchus is almost certainly plausible.

Saurosuchus, not so much, since it's quadrupedal. Same with Borealosuchus and Brachychampsa, even if you lower them to the ground the forelimbs will just sink into the ground.

Rito then

What would one need to change in the model to lower it?

Here: https://jurassicmainframe.forumotion.com/t261-jpog-modelling-tips-and-tricks#8430

The magic 80 3f value (dark blue), the depth value (green), and the vertical positioning value (purple).
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A Majungasaurus. The excess arm will need to be skinned off.

Majungasaurus model:

Reference

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Nice model and thanks for helping me out

Here's an Alamosaurus:

Alamosaurus model:

The neck really can't be made deeper, I tried, but all it did was distort it. Proportions based on Scott Hartman's reconstruction.

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Denversaurus model:

Denversaurus model:

The skin is from the Forgotten, and used as a placeholder. The model does not come with a skin.

References:
Saurian's Denversaurus
Denversaurus skeleton from the BHI

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what dinosaur model you made the Denversaurus from because it kinda looks like a mix between the Ankly and stego

Rexy12341 wrote:

what dinosaur model you made the Denversaurus from because it kinda looks like a mix between the Ankly and stego

It's Kentrosaurus.

I had no idea Alamosaurus was so big! :O awesome work

Chopperface wrote:

I had no idea Alamosaurus was so big! :O awesome work

Thanks! A while back it turned out that those <20-meter specimens were subadults/juveniles, and that adults like the Perot Museum specimen (the one I based the size of my Alamosaurus on) would have reached around ~26ish meters in length, while the largest known specimen would have been roughly 30ish meters long or so, and would have been in the same size league as Argentinosaurus

No plans to make the Argentinosaur-sized giant Alamosaurus specimen though.

But now is the time for something much smaller. Here's a Thescelosaurus:

Thescelosaurus model:

Note: The model does not come with the displayed skin. That skin is part of something that I plan on releasing at a later date.

References:
Thescelosaurus skeletal
Thescelosaurus skeletal mount

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Looks nice as always

Also would it be cool if I use some of your models? I will link whatever needs to be link

Rexy12341 wrote:

Looks nice as always

Also would it be cool if I use some of your models? I will link whatever needs to be link

Yes, you can.

But I will be revamping some of the models due to a new discovery I made in the TMD files, so look out for new updates.

Ooh a new discovery??

Chopperface wrote:

Ooh a new discovery??

Yeah, I found a way to raise heads without having to also shift them forward at the same time, lose the thought bubble, or suffer mouth animation bugs.

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EDIT: Updates/bugfixes for the ceratopsids and Carcharodontosaurus, incorporating my new discovery in the TMD. The ceratopsids' and Carcharodontosaurus' mandibles no longer extend when they roar. Triceratops and Torosaurus also get a better, more anatomically accurate neck.

Triceratops model:

Torosaurus model:

Diplodocus and Prenocephale get minor fixes in the hip area, they're not that noticeable aside from some texture stretching in the right hip, but that's fixed now anyway.

Redownload the models from the OP or the download links below:

Triceratops fix/update
Torosaurus fix/update
Styracosaurus fix
Carcharodontosaurus fix
Diplodocus fix
Prenocephale fix

SpinoInWonderland wrote:

Rexy12341 wrote:

Looks nice as always

Also would it be cool if I use some of your models? I will link whatever needs to be link

Yes, you can.

But I will be revamping some of the models due to a new discovery I made in the TMD files, so look out for new updates.

Ok thanks

I am guessing you want me to link this page.

Any chance you will make an Australovenator?