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Published: 2011-09-07 21:32:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 33199; Favourites: 515; Downloads: 3682
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One of the dinoes I sculpted for the BBCs Planet Dinosaur. I Zbrushed the dino in the background as well but not the saw fish.I did about 27. Also some trees and stuff, which can be seen here:
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Edit: And the BBC have been putting out small behind the scenes videos. This one is about the creation of the Dinos.
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Edit: and some footage of the spino. The Saw Fish was sculpted by another chap but I had the task of sculpting the bite/tear marks when the Spino bites into it.
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Till date this is without a doubt the best representation of an Spinosaurus ever made!!!
Congratulations!!!
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This is still far more accurate than the inaccurate abomination/chimera of 2014; which has been fallen out of favor years ago
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that documentary series is totally awesome!
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Yes, it represents the Spinosaurus
so demonstrate how it really looked like, so I think in any case it.
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One of the best documentaries I've ever seen was Planet Dinosaur. I loved the spinosaurus expensively. I think this was like the first truly accurate portal of it I've seen in years
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Uh, yes they did.
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The documentary was freaking awesome! Not anymore up-to-date but still great to watch!
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I would feel truly honored if you would allow me to use this in a video I am making about the Dinosaurs who were the Apex Predators of their reign. Its a non-profit slide show montage video, made for fun and advent viewing to everyone. If no, I will respect that. If yes however, then I will guarantee that your name will be in the credits and there will be a link back to your DA page in the description box so that everyone can know that it is work. What do you think?
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Thanks for leaving a message. I wish I could let you use this image but I am a lowly artist. The BBC probably own the rights to it and they would have last say.
Personally, I would have liked you to use it or give you more info that could be of some use but I don't know about copyright. The best I could find is here www.bbc.co.uk/terms/help.shtml… ... and that really doesn't explain much. If I find out any different I'll leave another message.
Good luck with the project.
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Definitely the best looking model on the program.
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Because BBC knows how to make fabulous documentaries.
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Wow, so you're the one that made this!? I've seen the series and this image has been set as my desktop background for quite some time now, hehe.
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Liked this program, saw it online. Anyone know if it's going to air in the US?
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Really beautiful!!!I made a statue of this version of the Spinosaurus.In my gallery~
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0_0 you made this omfg someone pinch me am I dreaming *pinch* owowow I'm not dreaming MX I'm in your dept!:iconmephilesbowplz:
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INCREDIBLE!!!! *_________*!!!! It's look real!!! Congratulations man!!!
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It is sooo realistic)) Thank you for this great pic!
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COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It could be an Aucasaurus... but don't quote me on that. I can hardly remember any of the dinosaurs names let alone pronounce them correctly.
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I wouldn't say it would be an Aucasaurus, as it lived much later, and in South America. You're suggesting that it may be an abelisaur, so does Rugops ring a bell?
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You know your stuff.
You're right, it is in fact the Rugops. The director did Walking with Dinosaurs so I'm sure the factual side of the program is correct.
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Oh- oh my gosh, this is spectacular. I bow to your skills.
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