You would come up to Quetzalcoatalus's armpit, at most.
You would come up to Quetzalcoatalus's armpit, at most. 36 ft. wingspan. Fossil tracks show this is how they walked. They could probably fly 80 mph at 15,000 ft.
#rollforinitiative
You should watch this awesome Sesame Street/Beastie Boys mash-up right now.
Originally shared by Scott Smith You should watch this awesome Sesame Street/Beastie Boys mash-up right now. http://www.vimeo.com/27009580
Hey, how big is that mini your son got? Would it fit on a 2-inch base?
ReplyDeleteDo you think they could interfere with 19th-century locomotive?
ReplyDeleteJames Olchak yeah, I think it would. The brand is Collecta.
ReplyDeleteLarry Lade I can see them stabbing through the roofs of the cars or picking off the characters having a shoot out on the top.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I found it online, it's a cool mini. Collecta makes dinosaur corpses, even.
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That is awesome.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite dinosaur mini are these Scleich Carnotauruses:
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Fuckers are Gargantuan (really need a 4" base), but they're painted well and have a rubbery texture and hinged jaw. You can clamp their mouth shut on a PC mini!
We have a ton of Schleich animals, dinosaurs and modern animals. The mammals make for good dire animals too.
ReplyDeleteMy next campaign is gonna be Jungle Island, Lost-world-type stuff, so dinosaurs are always welcome.
ReplyDeleteA few years ago when Target stopped carrying Schleich I stocked up on a herd of clearance priced triceratops and brachiosaurs.
ReplyDeleteMan, that would have been fresh.
ReplyDeleteYou can hopefully see them in action if this link to my Flickr account works from mobile :
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No fair, those guys have laser guns!
ReplyDeleteIf I remember right the mad scientist was trampled.
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