If you want to get a custom professional painting service of your favorite replica, you just have to ask to make it happen! You will get a unique piece and everything from this same platform.
We will open a private chat between you and the painter so that you can talk about the color palette, the finish of the model and so that you can follow the process first line, for which the first thing we will do is send you a starting sketch of your replica.
Keep in mind that this process is done on demand once you order the replica, so the delivery time is somewhat longer than for unpainted models.
With the right color palette, the artist will layer paint with precision and patience. Special attention will be paid to the characteristic anatomical details of each species to be represented, in order to achieve a realistic and natural appearance, using techniques such as blur, light and shadow, textures, and the application of subtle brushstrokes to finish off the details.
Below you can see some of the replicas that have already been painted by our team, to give you an idea of what yours could be like:
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Tyrannosaurus rex
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Tylosaurus hunting a Pteranodon
Amazing prehistoric encounter captured in a stunning diorama!In this captivating image, we can witness the incredible moment when a Tylosaurus, the marine giant of the age of the dinosaurs, emerges from the water with its mouth wide open to catch a majestic Pteranodon that soared nonchalantly on the surface.
The precision and detail of the resin replica are simply impressive.Every detail of the Tylosaurius and every texture of the Pteranodon have been meticulously sculpted, capturing the essence and beauty of these prehistoric creatures.But what really makes this piece a unique gem is the artistic skill employed in its painting.
Ankylosaurus
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Baryonix
The exquisite paint work on this resin Baryonix miniature has involved careful attention to detail and artistic skills to create a realistic and attractive representation of this prehistoric dinosaur.
The resin miniature of the Baryonix has served as a canvas for the artist to display his talent. Starting with a primer and base coat of paint, colors were chosen that were true to the Baryonix's likely appearance in the wild. The choice of tones and textures have depended on the paleoartistic studies carried out.