Dinosaurs
There are a lot of dinosaurs in the shop, but most of them are older models. I'm wondering if there are any plans in the works for either introducing newer models (such as a higher quality triceratops) or add-ons for some of the better quality older ones? Given that there's a consensus among paleontologists that theropods were at least partially feathered, it would be great to see some newer models reflecting this (possibly through LAMH).
Alternatively, since I'm a dinosaur buff, part of me would also love to see some unabashedly retro models that reflect the types of old school representations that were in old Ray Harryhausen-style movies - the types of T Rexes that dragged their tails behind them and had a radically different posture than today's presumably more correct reconstructions do.
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I assume you are familiar with the ones made by Dinoraul They are relly quite good. There are some of them in this pack: http://www.daz3d.com/predator-vs-prey-dinosaur-bundle
And he also has some available at Rendo: https://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/vendor/Dinoraul
I love DR's work. His models are among my favorites, especially his Apatosaurus. Even at Rendo, though, I am not really seeing the types of feathered dinos that I would truly like to. As an example of what I would love to see in a model, the American Museum of Natural History currently has some life-sized reproductions of what feathered dinosaurs may have looked like and they're more extreme than any dino model I've seen for DAZ. http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/dinosaurs-among-us
Although I agree that more feathered dinosaurs would be nice, DR's UtahRaptor has feathers: http://www.daz3d.com/utahraptordr
and there is this on Sharecg: http://www.sharecg.com/v/73214/gallery/5/3D-Model/Feathered-velociraptor
and a product with LAMH presets to turn DR's Tarbosaurus into a feathered Daspletosaurus dinosaur: https://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/daspletosaurus/106882
Hey check out renderosity and content paradise they have A whole collection of models by dinoraul.