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Deinonychus Skull

By Bryan2014, member Jan 14, 2014

Partially carved skull with a completed left jawbone.

Making a dinosaur skull is a project few seldom attempt. The task for this project was to carve a wooden replica of a Deinonychus that was accurate in its features to an actual fossil. The skull is carved from five pieces of native white ceder painted and lacquered. The base is carved from mahogany with steel hardware.

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Comments

jheller | Jan 15, 2014 12:14am | #1
Best thing I have seen presented in this forum! unique, awsome
zcarzach | Jan 15, 2014 03:18pm | #2
I've never seen anything like that. Way cool!
ThomasII | Jun 18, 2014 12:35am | #3
That's awesome, love the realism. I think you nailed this one.

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