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Published: 2016-10-31 18:00:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 2146; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 8
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this scene take place in north america during the Pliocene period, between 5 and 8 million years
Maybe the great paléographist "Leogon" leogon.deviantart.com/
can tell us what will be the result of the fight between the Smilodon and Titanis walleri (Terror Bird)
The Titanis walleri is modeled with 3D Studio Max.
The smilodon is the résult of a 3d scan
( 3D scanner EINSCAN-S : www.machines-3d.com/scanner-3d…)
the scene is rendered with 3D Studio Max with standard material
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Actually the Pliocene species of Smilodon first appeared only 2.5 million years ago and was only the size of a leopard, and would have avoided the larger and more powerful terror bird.
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I had seen in the documentary "Walking with the beasts" a confrontation between a smilodon and Titanis walleri .. The smilodon seemed quite impressive, I try to reproduce this scene,
Thank u for your informations 
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Hi Eric!
The WWB series were not that accurate in this matter,plus the terror birds depicted in the series were Phorusarchos rather than a titanis,a mistake again as the Phorusarchos was a Miocene species ande died out 10M years before the arrival of Smilodons in South America.the whole scene took place in South American Plains of Pleistocene ,so the Smilodon would be a S.populator which differs from North American S.fatalis. In fact, the only Smilos which could met Titanis would be S.gracilis of Florida.
Anyway,I like this work of yours.
I think if a S.populator -or even a S.fatalis for that matter- and a T.walleri could confront in real world, our cat had a very good chance to stand the mighty bird.
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hello Mehdi,
Thank you for your expertise, I knew that a mammoth could not face a T-rex
I was fascinated by the WWB series, especially in underwater documentary. I'm surprised not to see underwater scene among your works? Have you ever thought about it ?
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No doubts all the paleo-enthusiasts would enjoy the series.They were the trigger of the interest in many of us.
I have not started studying on prehistoric aquatic mammals seriously yet,but who knows? 
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in fact, my question was not disinterested
I would like to model the lochness monster based on this prehistoric animal like this one
sg.theasianparent.com/wp-conte…
the difficulty is to make some original head (the body is very simple).
So one day you decide to submit an aquatic animal, it would be cool considering another collaboration
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