My Collection 2015

[LordTrilobite]

The hip fragment is 33 cm long from that bottom left to top right. And funnily enough the humerus is also 33 cm long.

Woolly rhinos are about the same size as modern rhinos. It's mainly the skull that is different. Also a fun fact about the appearance is that because some mummies have been found we know that they had broad lips like the white rhino.

[Troodon]

Thanks, so are the bones adult size.

[squali]

Top Notch presentation LordTrilobite ! Thanks for sharing your efforts.

It would be interesting to know what you graduated with.

[LordTrilobite]

Thanks, so are the bones adult size.

Yes, as I want the bones for my composition skeleton I only have a use for adult size bones.

Top Notch presentation LordTrilobite ! Thanks for sharing your efforts.

It would be interesting to know what you graduated with.

Thanks! And I graduated at the HKU in Game Art. As a graduation project me and some fellow students made a game and released it. I did the Art Direction and some other aspects of the art of the game. http://store.steampowered.com/app/360840/

Edited November 21, 2015 by LordTrilobite

[amour 25]

Nice collection Trilo.

[LordTrilobite]

I made some more scans.

Here's an atlas vertebra of a woolly rhino from the North Sea like all my rhino bones.

And a Mosasaur tail vertebra. Possibly Prognathodon sp. as I prepped this out of a small block that contained some jaw splinters with two teeth that look like they might be Prognathodon. Since the jaw pieces were jumbled up but still partially together the tail vert might also belong to the same animal.

I've also mirrored some parts on both these scans to give a better impression of what they looked like before they were damaged.

[LordTrilobite]

More woolly rhino.

[DeepTimeIsotopes]

This is envy-worthy! Amazing collection!

[boneblock1]

Wow, some great fossils there. Is it a 'self found' collection? :-)

[LordTrilobite]

No only a few fossils in my collection are found by me. And for the Ice Age mega fauna it's quite impossible to find them yourself as they are from the North Sea. Those bones are hauled up by fishermen.

I do prep a lot of my fossils myself though.

[boneblock1]

I know what you mean. You can't find em if they're not there :-).

[LordTrilobite]

Mosasaur teeth!