Spinosaurus M.

[dumaniac]

interesting work - look forward to the final product

[cthulhu77]

I'm hoping to have it done in time for the nats this summer.  Jeez, time is really flying by !!!

[John Howling Mouse]

Very, very interesting/cool/dynamic/different!  Keep it coming, Greg!   

[cthulhu77]

shortened the right forearm...had the damn measurement wrong the first time.

[sotoolslinger]

It looks like your building her of actual muscle tissue

[cthulhu77]

Thanks Ron !  All those years of dissection are proving useful !

Almost done with the webbing:

[Taiidantomcat]

extremely impressive  I think if I tried the same thing it would end up looking like an ancient volcano  excellent work 

[apophenia]

Almost done with the webbing:

Looking good! 

[sotoolslinger]

Chock full of Spinosaury goodness

[Eddie M.]

Very impressive!   Are you using Bondo for filler?

[cthulhu77]

Yeah, 4lbs of glazing putty so far !  Starting on the bands across the back:

[Mossie]

Raaarrrgghh!!!

[sotoolslinger]

NEATO

[TsrJoe]

looking good, i like how youv realised the sub narial gap in its upper jaw a feature sometimes missed when illustrating such theropods as well as the bulkier 'fat store' sail rather than the flimsy ones usually seen (i was lucky to have a close look at the Ouranosaur type specimen cast in Venice earlier in the year, the extended vertibrae certainly do look substantial)

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spinosaurus.jpg

what sortv surface texture are you planning, just curious after having spent a week embossing scales on a museum reconstruction uising sharpened metal tubes onto the 'sculpey' surface ... good fun!

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

I'm given to understand that a Mr S. Spielberg (no relation) has been watching this thread very closely...... maybe 

Ian