Welcome zombie world!

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Up next: Mummy World

@donut7459

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, next videos is gonna be a mummy Dino and a mummy shark

@idostuff9066

2 жыл бұрын

Yes mummys

@Punkfish050

2 жыл бұрын

This interaction here is like seeing 2 super gods saying hi to each other!

@richardq-art7285

2 жыл бұрын

you do very nice. and delicate

With the t-rex's arms, there's a couple of theories. The thing to remember however it despite the fact they're small relative to the animal, they're still extremely large and very muscular. So the most common theories is that they're 1. used to aid in mating for some extra grip 2. they're used to grapple onto prey items to immobilise them while the teeth do the killing

@roberthorn7726

2 жыл бұрын

Cool

@Voirreydirector

2 жыл бұрын

Or they used tools. I reject your reality and insert my own.

@rileynorris7506

2 жыл бұрын

These are actually correct

@marialiyubman

2 жыл бұрын

So my kangaroo theory never came up?

@dakota5925

2 жыл бұрын

good thing i saw this before i started typing lol

Very nice sculpting skills 👌👏

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly!

@somedudewatchingyoutube9163

Жыл бұрын

Slliks gnitplucs ecin yrev

@greatwhitesharkmadeoutoftr1792

10 ай бұрын

​@@NorthoftheBorderyou got the wrists in the wrong position they should be facing inwards not downward

"Wormy Deelies" are the new "Happy Little Trees/Fluffy Little Clouds"! Bob Ross would be hella proud of you continuing his legacy!

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

A substantial amount of my process involves wormie dealies

i challenge you to make the breath of the wild DARK BEAST GANON BATTLE WITH THE WHITE HORSE AND THE LIGHT BOW! if you can do it your'e the best at making tiny nerdy things. see you in the next video!

@tayvintvgalaxy8435

2 жыл бұрын

I NEED THIS!

@DGB87

2 жыл бұрын

I really want to see this but if he does decide to do this: good luck man

@Tazerboy10

2 жыл бұрын

A diorama of that would be cool... (IMO: That final fight was EXTREMELY lacking for me in BoTW and I'm never going to complete/finish it because of how lackluster it's compared to other LoZ final boss fights...)

@Beef_Jerkey.

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tazerboy10 Thats A really good idea

@PinballWarrior

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, please do this. If you don’t do this please keep it in mind for a future video if you are up to it.

The Tyrannosaurus' arms were speculated to be used to assist in mating, its supported by the fact specimens of the same lineage have very similar arm structures despite being 350 million years older, meaning if they really had no use, they would have been evolved off of the T rex by the time of the Cretaceous period.

@kingchronos793

Жыл бұрын

So its not prehistoric gang signs...?

@fusionplays1244

Жыл бұрын

@@kingchronos793 I'm not sure about you, but gang signs are a huge part of my mating ritual.

@kingchronos793

Жыл бұрын

@@fusionplays1244 as they should be

@MrMelani1

9 ай бұрын

​@@kingchronos793well, maybe the gang sings helped trexes with the mating, the swagger the better

@J05TI

5 ай бұрын

That doesn't suggest it was used in mating specifically. That merely shows that there was probably a benefit to having those arms.

If you're interested in taking another look at someone else's take on a Zombie T-rex, in the Dungeons and Dragon's book "Tomb of Annihilation" there was a monster called "zombie t-rex." That one has an interesting take because the zombie t-rex can vomit up normal zombies. Either way, super cool zombie t-rex you made.

@MRgrimlock84

2 жыл бұрын

I battled one of those in a home brew campaign. Tuff monster! I picked up an official figure from Amazon not long ago and I still need to build it.

@carlosn9080

2 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking about this

@deemcgann1695

2 жыл бұрын

Oh you mean the "strange videogame boss zombie T-rex?"

@magicalmercy

Жыл бұрын

Not related but… you have an A+ pfp

@baronmeacham5167

Жыл бұрын

Heylookitstheguyfromtransformersprime

This has become my favourite channel for the last 6 months. You’ve inspired me to start sculpting. I’m almost finished with my tiny nerdy Tyrant from Resident Evil 1.😊

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! You'll have to let us know how it turns out!

@hiroprotagonist6852

2 жыл бұрын

@@NorthoftheBorder it’s done! If he didn’t have his spikey arm he’d look like the Engineer from Prometheus 😅

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

@@hiroprotagonist6852 sounds perfect

@itzlogan_yt.o3322

Жыл бұрын

I’m the only one that has replied :/ (also hi)

@FroggieandDino

10 ай бұрын

Sameee

There’s so much energy behind all of your pieces it looks like u took it out of a movie

"Adorable little vertebrae" sums up this epic zombie t-rex quite nicely, I think. Expertly crafted and love the commentary as always. 👏👏

I’m pretty sure the arms are there to help it get up and with mating

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

reading that response quickly gives a different meaning to the first reasons for the arms.

@robmooijaart5313

2 жыл бұрын

@@NorthoftheBorder so happy I am not the only twisted mind😂, but a wonderful addition to the zombie world!

@dogedoge8269

2 жыл бұрын

I looked it I up and one other thing is holding struggling prey

@distinguishedcatfish7154

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogedoge8269 nice name

@dogedoge8269

2 жыл бұрын

@@distinguishedcatfish7154 thank you

T-rex arms are vestigial, or a 'left over' from its ancestors that hasn't fully evolved out of their design. Like whales having a useless pelvis bone structure.

@derpycarrotman2

2 жыл бұрын

Isnt that like how people have tailbones

@gabewyatt3603

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Rainwater and Max

@bewilderbeastie8899

2 жыл бұрын

@Max Bubb Whales need their hips for dancing.

@xxKrazyKxx

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, in recent years most researchers have come to the conclusion that they were not vestigial. Even though they look small, their arms were as large or larger than a human's arms.

@saerenlawliet2756

2 жыл бұрын

@@xxKrazyKxx Wouldn't the arms being human sized be normal because T-Rex's are just that big compared to us? So their arms would be tiny relative to the rest of their body but normal relative to humans?

Love it. If ever revisited could you go with feathers aswell ? The zombie style would of been good as the assumption of most of the feathers falling out would of made it simpler.

@bababa3917

Жыл бұрын

he ruined it with the green.

@parakeetbudgie

Жыл бұрын

adult T rex most likely had tiny little feathers on the top of its back that looks like arm hair

@ObsidianArrowYT

Жыл бұрын

@@bababa3917 the green made it look really cool. Not every T. rex have to be brown like JP

@parakeorex

Жыл бұрын

@@ObsidianArrowYT blak ? red? etc

Someone may have mentioned this, but there is a zombie T-rex in a book in the modern fantasy novel series "The Dresden Files" by Jim Butcher. I don't want to give any spoilers for anyone who is interested to read the series, but this is almost exactly the way I pictured the zombie dino in my mind! It's awesome! Keep up the excellent work, you really come up with some great ideas. 😁🤩☺️

@joshuaarvia6434

2 жыл бұрын

If I recall correctly, the zombie rex was actually supposed to look pretty much entirely whole. Maybe nearer the end, when she had taken some damage, more like what the good gent did. But yee, I literally did a ctrl-f for "Dresden" because someone HAD to bring it up!

@eduardogarcia-estrada8850

Жыл бұрын

Sue the Tyrannosaurus Rex, The dresden files is my favorite series. and just like Joshua I crt-f for dresden. 😁

@brgorham68

Жыл бұрын

Oops I made a similar post before I saw this one 😀

The T rex was the first video of him I found, and I was sure it was a bought ejection mold toy or something but nope.....he made it himself to 100%.

@AtomicGoji

2 жыл бұрын

Same

I'm sure your T-Rex would kill mine with one bite.

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

I dunno, I get the feeling mine already lost one or two fights at this point.

@a_l6708

2 жыл бұрын

👑👑👑😮😮😮😮👍👍😮😮

@ProtoProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Mine would die with one slap with his tiny arms so beat that

That Clay stamp was genius! Also you should consider doing a build from Apex legends, possibly a desert-y wasteland area from King’s Canyon, or some dystopian city ruins from World’s Edge

Awesome work Adam! I personally find the shape of the the T-Rex itself so satisfying, it's bulky head with it's sturdy legs everything is right! You made me think about the 90's Jurassic park dino toys. Hats of to you good sir!

i don't get this, you make so many AMAZING sculptures and get so little views, why? KZread should recomend more of your videos to new viewers because this is a gold mine, i learned so much with this video and i can't thank you enough dude, you are an amazing artist that needs more recognition. Anyways keep up the wonderfull work you bring to us every week and have a nice weekend.

@villagekidssuryaandarya4135

2 жыл бұрын

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@fusionplays1244

Жыл бұрын

I think youtube finally listened

Don’t worry Adam! You have the Midas touch too! For tiny, nerdy things!!! If you like zombies, you can also try the redeads from Zelda, or the undead army from the Lord of the Rings!!!

FIRST The T-rex arms are for crawling at extremely hight speed!

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Godzilla? Is that you?

@frankierzucekjr

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao

This looks like it's gonna be good. Excited about this one. Yea Jack Jack's T-Rex coming out of the portal is soo damn cool. I really enjoy your comedy.

Reminds me of "The plague of madness" from Primal

@danime35

2 жыл бұрын

Thought the same. That episode stressed/grossed me out. In a good way.

@Dopamine-ms3md

2 жыл бұрын

@@danime35 thats a good way to cause fear, instead of just jumpscares like every single movie does. No communication, no scream with a 1 frame image, no extremely loud music, just a fight that you can feel the fear of both characters, from the beginning to the end. Masterpiece.

Our DM made a zombie dinosaur for our d&d party to fight!! This thing looks gnarly as hell, wouldn’t want to come across it on an adventure 😂

I'm scared at the thought of an untiring T-Rex with absolutely no reason to stop its bloodlust... Amazing job as always, Adam!

The little arms were probably used to stabilize the female mate while mating, but other than that super cool rex

@MrCookedPork

2 жыл бұрын

dont trust google, they were used to hold prey while biting the prey, but sadly they didnt fully evolve for modern day t-rex.

According to a recent study, scientists believe the reason that the iconic T. rex had such short arms was to protect them during feeding frenzies on carcasses. The latest theory is that the predator's arms shrank to their tiny size to prevent accidental or intentional amputation when a pack of T. (I totally did not copy it from google and i totally understand what it says)

I am an archaeology student! The T-Rex small arms are mainly vestigial, meaning they have no purpose but are still present in the body(like the human appendix). Another hypothesis that they are there to hold down large prey when eating. Another is for males to hold onto females during mating.

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

So... not for super close up high fives and cuddling? Ignorance is bliss, I suppose

I absolutely adore the sculpt! I think I'd have preferred the paint job to be a lot more muted. When things die, their blood gets much darker and less muted because there's no more oxygen exchange going on. So, the flesh becomes pale pink/white and the blood gets super dark. It's freaking awesome though!

@villagekidssuryaandarya4135

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/dWSdrtmGoZC9l5M.html&feature=share

WOW bud, this has to be my favorite so far. The way you did the rotting flesh was PERFECT. The back left chunk missing, the tail, ribs, everything was spot on. Well done my friend. Now you gotta do a Triceratops and Brontosaurus. Lol The Geriatric brontosaurus lmao

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it I was really pleased with how it all came together

Damn, that Thing Would definitely fit well into my Nurgle army.

The stippling tool made of clay made phenomenal results for its skin texture

Trex arms are leftovers from their evolution, but they probably played the purpose of holding onto their partner while mating. Also fun fact: its speculated that they could curl a tonne, so those arms arent super useless

T. rex had arms for the same reason we have “tails”. T.rex’s ancestors would have used their arms and it’s likely that young tyrannosaurs would have gotten more use out of them than fully grown ones.

@MrCookedPork

2 жыл бұрын

trex ancestors used the arms to grab prey whilst biting, but back then they didnt evolve so then they didnt have purpose. trust me im a nerd

So the reason for T. Rex still having arms is actually still being debated by Paleontologists. Some believe it is a vestigial that was left over from previous species and was basically useless to them. Others believe it may have been a weapon in combat when prey got too close. And still others believe it may aid in balance or have aided in their prehistoric no pants dance sessions like how some snakes still have small claws to get their mates rocks off and want to have fun. Or they could have served all/some of these functions. Oh and awesome model by the way!

Oh dood dood dood. They came out absolutely gorgeous. Dead rotting flesh and all. Those guts and intestines playing peekaboo? Just *mwah* beautiful

This genuinely looks incredible! The contrast between the green skin, the pink flesh, and the white bone is absolutely beautiful!

@villagekidssuryaandarya4135

2 жыл бұрын

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You should try to make a Devine Beast!

As requested, palaeontologist here, to give the answers about the T.rex arms. The answer to what the purpose of their arms was is... we have no idea. There are theories: - one of the older theories says they were similar to the clasper fins found on sharks, and were used to hold onto the females during mating, the only problems with that theory being that we would expect to see female T.rex with smaller or no arms (as we see female sharks with no claspers), yet there's basically no difference within the specimens we do have, and a large part of the theory about the shark's claspers is that water resistance and lack of traction mean it needs them, whereas T.rex is generally accepted to have mated on land (not that it's impossible they did so in the water, as some ornithischians would, it's just unlikely due to the chances of the female drowning); - another theory from 2017 imagined them to be for gripping prey in position to get in some devastating attacks while it couldn't run away, however, if the T.rex was holding something with its arms, chances are that thing would be out of reach of the jaws, so although it's not impossible since we don't know how well a T.rex would be able to reach the prey, it is unlikely (as well as the fact that holding something you're attacking directly under your weakest point and all but out of your field of view isn't a great plan); - the third theory I know of is that they would help the T.rex get up from resting position (belly on the ground) by essentially doing a tiny push-up, as they were remarkably muscular for their size in relation to the T.rex, however, this theory isn't exactly the most logical, since the arms will help with 2-3 feet at which point the T.rex still has another 13-17 feet to go using just its legs, which were extremely powerful and likely would do that job just fine without the arms. The only other, and from what I've seen most accepted, theory is that they were vestigial limbs, essentially just something they had from evolving from animals that did need forelimbs which ended up being kept as they were for so long, because they were neither useful nor in the way. Some argue that the arms lasted for so long that they can't just be vestigial, but just because something doesn't necessarily help you, doesn't mean it will evolve away from lack of use - just as scientists predict we may lose our appendix or little finger or toe due to disuse, this doesn't mean we will definitely lose them, as they're not really an issue even if they aren't particularly useful. Personally, I think the T.rex has tiny arms because they're not always that tiny. It was only within the past few decades that the idea that T.rex had feathers became more widely accepted, and although they're not likely to have been fully covered in adulthood, this doesn't mean they weren't as juveniles. Many other theropod species around the time of T.rex were capable of gliding and possibly short flight, with the majority theorised to climb trees for safety then glide from tree to tree, and this could've been the same for T.rex juveniles; as with the largest modern lizard, the Komodo dragon, which as juveniles stay hidden from predators in the trees until they're big enough not to worry about predators. So, I would say there's good chance that T.rex had a use for their arms when they were young, to help them climb trees and maybe hold prey in place if needed (as their jaws weren't fully formed), but they would eventually grow large enough, and their jaws would grow strong enough, that they no longer had use for their arms and they would stop using them altogether, resulting in what appear to be uselessly tiny arms as adults. The real issue with deciding on a theory is that humans are very self-focused, and because we use our arms and hands for so much, we attribute the importance of our arms to other species, even when there's no reason to. As with birds, which evolved from the left over theropods, the arms became wings, the feet became more dextrous, and their jaws became beaks; for birds, they use their arms to travel, their feet to both stand and carry things, and their mouth/beak is used to both eat and pick things up and carry them. And, just because humans don't walk on our hands or pick everything up with our feet and mouths, doesn't mean we disagree about how birds do things, because we can see them in action. So, I guess, until we either bring them back to life or travel through time, there will never be a consensus on why T.rex had such tiny little arms (relative to its body size). Hope that helps 😊

@2CraftySeniors

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. That was very interesting.

I'm no paleontologist, I read and studied Dinosaurs in picture books and the reason why the t-Rex's arms are there even though they are small, is to help them push off the ground after a nap or something 👌

Holy cow, just from the opening shot I knew this would be good, as always!

@LobsterBisque13

2 жыл бұрын

Also, dragon roost island from the wind waker would be a good video *wink* *wink*

@sophiefluckiger5153

2 жыл бұрын

@@LobsterBisque13 YES

This made me want to see you make something out of Horizon Zero Dawn...

@halloweencrab

2 жыл бұрын

his second video was a Horizon Zero Dawn diorama :D kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4iqptGhlLjZeps.html but definitely agree i'd love to see more of it

Vâng.tác phẩm tạo hình rất tinh tế và có độ hoàn thiện cao.tôi đánh giá cao tác phẩm này của bạn.và tôi thích

The fact that he kept calling Big Momma a boy had me dying. If we all remember, Dr. Wu very clearly states that every dinosaur in Jurassic Park and World are female to keep breeding impossible. The T-Rex was no different, which is why she was always called “Big Momma”.

oh man i am so inspired by these videos; you've made me get back into sculpting again for the first time in like 8 years

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

That's the goal! What are you making? Or do you lean more towards the, 'start a dozen projects and don't finish any' crowd?

@st1nkf1nger42

2 жыл бұрын

@@NorthoftheBorder HA! definitely that second one. i've sculpted some simple figures and i'm gonna make custom molds! i've never done resin stuff for the first time ever so i'm mostly tooling around, basically playing "will it resin" with random bits and bobs.

according to google the T- Rex used their tiny arms to slash prey.

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

All the little guys that get under them?

It looks like someone took a beloved video game character and just wrecked em with incredible gore details. I love it

Your channel brings me so much joy and calms my soul

Congrats on 100,000 subscribers! Keep up the fantastic work and most importantly keep having fun making niny nerdy things.

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers, pal!

Great sculpt! Looking forward to what you come up with next.

Technically speaking, for a Zombie T-Rex, you could have it's mouth opened MUCH wider with torn fleshy bits between the jaws. It's dead, it feels no pain, tearing its own flesh while roaring, or eating something, wouldn't hurt it at all.

rex arms were used to slash prey in close proximity to the dinosaur. The arms, which were approximately three feet long, featured crescent-shaped talons that could be used to inflict mortal wounds to prey. And the short arm length was actually more beneficial for slashing, considering the size of T

Adam! Just subscribed! It be awesome if you tried making Skyward Sword Link up in the clouds on a Loftwing! The HD remake comes out next week. You’re awesome!

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Skyward Sword, you say? HD remake, you see? Interesting... 😉

@captainbraviary9017

2 жыл бұрын

@@NorthoftheBorder you’re a bloody legend, Mate!

Giving us the content we need and deserve ❤️

I liked the Iguanodon, but this is still cool!

The arms were used to scratch and and get a spa treatment because back then dinosaurs had nail salons apparently

Adam, you never fail to impress me. This is absolutely amazing!!

Here with 80 views, hope this video gets millions as views as well!

@vvinkomaddy2038

2 жыл бұрын

here with 360 views, hope this video gets millions as views as well!

@SkippyDa

2 жыл бұрын

@@vvinkomaddy2038 Did you accidentally post it 4 times?

@vvinkomaddy2038

2 жыл бұрын

@@SkippyDa sorry i canceled it now

He/She looks amazing.. loved seeing you make your own tools to get the right texture!

@robertstead8713

2 жыл бұрын

@Sebby BUDDELL I'm calm.

Fun Fact: The T-Rex actually used its arms as sorta finger-knifes to pin down prey while it ate. I remember watching a documentary as a kid! I was and still am a Dino nerd!

Amazing creation as always

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

"Everyone's favourite childhood dinosaur" er, wrong! mine was Leaellynasaura.

@wwt17

2 жыл бұрын

There were only 5 dinosaurs when we were growing up: stegosaurus, ankylosaurus, brontosaurus, triceratops and, of course, tyrannosaurus. LOL

@8bitsins

2 жыл бұрын

@@wwt17 and then we were the only ones in the family who could even pronounce dinosaur names lol

@bewilderbeastie8899

2 жыл бұрын

@@wwt17 Look, it's not my fault you grew up without Walking with Dinosaurs

@wwt17

2 жыл бұрын

@@bewilderbeastie8899 LOL. True dat!

@wwt17

2 жыл бұрын

@@8bitsins LOL. Right? We could buy the plastic bags of dinos that were green red and yellow. Oh yeah, I forgot the pterodactyl was also in that list - and plastic bag - of dinosaurs.

“Once I’ve gotten that thicc body we all yearn for…” Not only is this guy skilled with clay and paint, he can also serve up some quality banter

I think it would have been cool if you could have made another dinosaur under the zombie t-rex but I like what you did and it looks awesome

Cannot say I'm not overtly jealous of your abilities to sculpt something so, well, awesome! Great build and great video. You're shaping up to be one of my top crafters that I regularly watch and anticipate the works of! Keep it up, please!

How are you not more popular? Great editing and great content! You should be at 1 million already! You've earned a sub

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard! And thank you! It's a slow climb out of obscurity, but I'm pretty chuffed with any degree of youtube recognition

well the arms could be used to hold prey down, hold onto its mate, scratching, helping it push off the ground since they are very muscular arms

So my son starts clay modeling and yeah he follows you 🙂 Question: how long does it take to make such sculpture. He gets really impatient and a video explaining the process and expectation would ve more than awesome.

T rex arms: nobody knows exactly why they are so small, but paleontologists think it was for geting up or hold the partner while mating. Maybe both

@MrCookedPork

2 жыл бұрын

its known, xd dont trust google, im a big dino nerd and paleontologists know that the t-rex ancestors used them to hold prey whilst biting them. but they didnt fully evolve to have the same purpose for other t-rex.

I absolutely love all of your videos! They look so cool and make clay sculpting look really cool! I think I might start soon. Keep up the amazing work!

The arms act as secondary rudder with the tail to help stabilize the head / body when attacking prey at speed

The T-rex only had arms because it hadn't evolved them away, so they served no purpose.

@MrCookedPork

2 жыл бұрын

not true, they were supose to have purpose

Nice one man. You never cease to impress. This reminds me of the zombie t rex in that one DND campaign on the evil tropical island

THIS IS TO COOL TO BE TRUE!!!!! 🎩 😁 👕👍Great! 👖

Honestly, I think in their evolution they at one time needed arms,but evolution decided sense it was such a perfect design, perfectly balanced, that nature might have been getting rid of the arms

I had a lot of dinosaur toys when I was a kid, one of them had a portion you could remove so you could see his insides, very much like this. I loved it very much.

I haven’t even watched the video yet but this looks amazing!

If you haven’t seem a zombie t-rex before this point you haven’t been looking in the right places! Remember there being one in Ben 10 while theres a whole series of zombie dinosaurs on youtube hmmmm…they showed up in some sort of mmo too all the same you’re craft is amazing!!!

From what I know, the arms may have been small to prevent them from getting bit off when a group fed on the same carcass all at once. Given enough time, the arms would have likely evolved into vestigial organs

Well some people think that those tiny things weren't arms, but WINGS! That part looks a lot like the bone structure of an ostrich wing. So the T-Rex is basicly a DRAGON 😱

This is too frightening to fathom while still being incredible enough to appreciate

The Trex's arms were used for slashing at prey when on top of its prey since it can't reach under its body with its head and mouth, and the arms were almost as strong as the legs :)

Been watching your channel nonstop over the last couple days you've got me back into sculpting just made a baby yoda haha love your stuff boss ✨

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!

So the concept is really cool on its own, but the accurate shapes and animated pose really bring this craft together, keep up the good work!!

the skeleton of emu's wings look simular to t-rex arms. Thus the t-rex could actually have had tiny wings. If T-rex was alive today. That would've been the biggest chickenwing ever

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty big chicken tendies too

When I was in school I did a research paper on the t rex, and something that shocked me is that whatever t rex arms they found showed signs that the muscles and bones had strain on them, so they were used quite a bit. Never found out what for, but they clearly weren't useless, they were used a lot.

realisticly, its not a cheaters tool. its actually you being innovative and easily making texture for less stress.

In another video you said that you liked making landscapes. I am a big fan of studio ghibli movies and I love your totoro and calcifer dioramas. How about princess mononoke for the next project? There are a lot of landscapes to choose from and some gross/fun stuff to sculpt like the headless god of the woods or just the severed head in the kettle (ohh, what's in the box?!). Or the demon boar that looks like it's made out of worms. That would be so great! BTW the moderation of your videos is just as entertaining as the working process is satisfying to watch. I love your humor.

Heads up the zombie Trex was introduced in D&D tomb of annihilation for 5th edition Besides being a big bad boss tier monster it will throw up a half dozen zombies to join in the fight. They are victims that it ate and turned into zombies

I've heard that since T-rex's arms were so muscular, they were used to lift other t-rex in fights.

It would be kinda interesting to see like a Dark Souls or Bloodborne boss

loooovveee dinosaurs!! I made a Godzilla off of your videos on how to make him. He came out amazing!!! Thanks for your help in the videos I might make a dinosaur too, but not a zombie.

You are going to do a hinox after this correct? Btw I love your work, it amazes me everytime

i once googled why trex have arms and the most logic seeming answer, or better called theory, is, that they needed them to get up when they were young and clumsy but since they didnt really need them afterwards, they simpky dont put any energy into having them grow. and it couls also be a bit for stable hold when tearing flesh off or "holding" their prey nontheless, the one i wanna believe most is thatb they trew some badass gangsigns around

T. Rex used its arms to clutch tightly onto squirming prey before it delivered a killer bite with its jaws. (This dinosaur's powerful arm muscles lend further credence to this idea, but once again)

baking a texture mold was such a cool idea, and amazing work as always

Any chance of some sort of The Mummy (any movie really) dioramas in the future? Some sort of Rick O'Connell fighting off skeletons or even facing the Scorpion King would look so cool oooh the plane trying to outfly the sandy Imothep would be epic.

I'm going to subscribe because at the moment I don't see better than you in sculpture on KZread. You are making masterpieces.

Thank you for making something EVERY WEEK and they always look amazing

Congratulations on 100K. I love your creations and wait in anticipation every week to watch your creative masterpieces

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