Agustinia by Dinoraul
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Description
Agustinia is a genus of sauropod from the Early Cretaceous Period of South America. Aside from the armor, very little is known about the anatomy of Agustinia, only fragmentary remains are known.. When compared to the same bones in related dinosaurs, this indicates that Agustinia may have been about 15 meters (50 feet) long. The name "Agustinia" honors the discoverer of the specimen, Agustin Martinelli. Agustinia is difficult to classify because of its fragmentary nature.
Comments (15)
nice work!!
Very nicely done.
A very fine image to showcase your exquisite creation Raul. Always Magnificent!
Grand stuff, a strange beast indeed!
Another masterpiece Raul. And also the render is very very good!!!!
very cool :-)
Super texture, interesting species!
I've never seen a brontosaurus (dino like) with a spinal mohawk - lol.... you are the dino expert... just saw the other day you have a prehistoric bear... There was a movie called "Grizzly" when I was a kid about an 18 foot tall bear - if I remember right, it was supose to be the bear model you made - you ever gonna have a sale on it? don't do it right away, I'm broke - lol... maybe toward the end of summer.
Love how this turned out
Very cool and interesting dinosaur. For all that they don't know, it's interesting that they found armor spikes that can be associated with it. Excellent scene and love the veg.
Great plantlife and atmosphere. Looks like a natural environment for those big guys.
It really amazes me how you just know SO much about dinosaurs and then, on top of it, you model them so fantastically and do such gorgeous images. I'm starting to think there's nothing you can't do.
Good work. Well done.
Amazing Dinosaur Art!
Your models are fantastic and your digital showcasing of them the same! Been a dino fanatic since I was a kid and love being able to use your models to make the scenes I've been imagining all these years...