Jurassic Weeb
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I've always been the type of person who likes working with their hands. Building with Lego, putting together a shelf, anything as long as I got to be creative. However, once the lockdowns started dragging on, I needed a new hobby. So I started looking online for inspiration, and came across a few YouTube channels specializing in customizing and repainting Jurassic Park/World toys. So I decided to give it a whirl, and I've enjoyed it ever since. I apologize for my phone's camera quality.
I have worked on some smaller modifications on other figures, but I don't think they warrant inclusion. I have several more projects in the works. Any and all feedback is welcome, especially since I'm still a newbie at this.
- Adventure Force Carnotaurus: Inspired by The Lost World's unreleased Chaos Effect: Night Hunters line.
- Lanard Primal Clash Raptor: Heavily inspired by the male raptors from Jurassic Park 3, with my own flare.
- Mattel 12" Basic Raptor: Originally I was going for a Lost World tiger stripe look, but the use of a black primer made it look more brown, so I rolled with it and made it closer to the raptors in the original Jurassic Park film.
- Mattel Attack Pack Velociraptor: Inspired by JP3's Camo Xtreme Arctic T. rex.
- Zuru Dino Strike Hunt T. rex: Designed as an homage to the very first large T. rex toy released for Jurassic Park.
- Schleich Dinogorgon: My first attempt at working with epoxy putty, based on The Lost World's Chaos Effect Tyrannonops figure.
I have worked on some smaller modifications on other figures, but I don't think they warrant inclusion. I have several more projects in the works. Any and all feedback is welcome, especially since I'm still a newbie at this.
