The Rexoning 1:35 scale Numbered Limited Edition- Adult T. rexes
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Two 40-foot-long titanic beasts locked in mortal combat. The thundering conflict roars through the forest, devastating the flora and any unwitting fauna in its path. Two Pachycephalosaurs, "Nessa" the Dracorex and "Josiah" the Stygimoloch, can barely escape impending doom as they sprint to safety with seconds to spare.
This is a numbered limited edition of only 10 pieces and will come with a certificate of authenticity.
This is a separate edition from the 1:20 scale series.
*Kit colors vary. The actual model may be grey, blue, beige, tan, or white.
NOTE: Model ships unassembled and unpainted unless the "Buildup and Primer" selection is chosen at checkout. Paint is available upon request.
*Paint on this model by: Andy's Dinosaur Reviews
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Ancient Era Artistry makes highly accurate, realistic "scientifically possible" dinosaur figures and dioramas. all of the ANCIENT ERA ARTISTRY modern paleoart model kits are sculpted by Matt Ramieri. His kits are rigorously researched, and with every species he sculpts, he makes it his mission to make each character as scientifically viable as possible. He calls his work "Scientifically Possible."
Matt includes all the known facts and most up-to-date scientific data to breathe life into the fauna of pre-history. Alternately, Ramieri believes that each character should have a personality... an identity that reflects everything from the brutal and tumultuous lives these creatures were forced to live to the freedom and fancy of young beasts at play. Matt means to fill in the gaps between the pages of scientific journals with this philosophical point of view, and he drives the path of speculation with the creative freedom of a character designer.
Each model produced by Ancient Era Artistry is 3d print prototyped by LFS (low force stereolithography), high-resolution resin printing technology. They are printed at a staggering .025 mm layer height. Each model consists of thousands of layers often approaching ( or in excess of ) 10,000 layers!