u/TheWingedArmadillo

Meet Buster, aka a 2007 Arabian stallion that I had as a child, which unfortunately ended up getting chewed by a dog. Such are the perils of taking your favourite models out places... Luckily, I acquired a duplicate of his model at some point, which made it much easier to stick him back together with some new clay ears and a bit of foot to go with it.

He was originally going to be an exact copy of a gorgeous bay Arabian stallion I found on Pinterest, but he really became his own unique character as time went by and I discovered where my limits were. What do you think of him?

This blue Plateosaurus started as a pun on "plate-o-saurus", and ended up evolving into this blue china-inspired design. Is it conventional? Nope. Is it unique? Yes!

Brachiosaurus are very difficult to separate from their supper... In fact, they'll probably take it with them!

Inspired by classic sci-fi aliens abducting cows, and the sheer amount of food a sauropod as big as a Brachiosaurus would need to pack away every day, as well as how attached they could probably get to it.

It's hot where I am, so it's time to take a leaf out of this fellow's book and take it easy. Dreaming of a big hunk of meat is optional though...

These herring gulls hail from the far flung place of... Across the road from me, on a chimney top. Both of the chicks seem to be doing well, and their parents are doing their best. However, the chicks look a lot like dust bunnies on legs at this stage.

This gosling looked prehistoric when I photographed him back in late April. I think it was the fact that I could see the "geese teeth" inside... Still adorable though!

It's hot out there today, so stay cool. This paddling pool's well and truly taken though, as is that rather large glass of lemonade...

This is a surreal sight to be sure: A modern-style Muttaburrasaurus on a skateboard. Where did he come from, and where is he going?

This raptor's a clever girl... Especially since she wrote that text above her with just a pencil in her mouth.

Here's an Ad-Roar-Able Yutyrannus. Although they definitely wouldn't have been lavender in life, it was fun playing with palettes like this.

Have you ever seen a pink Tyrannosaurus before? Well, now you have.

By special request from u/These-Spell-2083, here's a sequel/alternative option to the "Just A Girl Who Loves Dinosaurs" piece from last week, featuring an Amargasaurus in pink coral snake colours. Enjoy!

EDIT: Over 100 upvotes in less than three hours? Thanks!