absolutely unbeliveable, its very cool 20x0,25/5

Olofmolenman Youve done it again! 5/5 proficiat

Olof you are an awesome modeler. Although this has been tryed before, yours is waaaaaaaaay better. Idk what I would use it for but Ill figure out something. Would you do a request for me please? I actually need three, but i know you dont do requests so I am only asking for one.

http://www.wc3sear.ch/viewtopic.php?t=16963

No one else is good enough. I need a mumakil, battering ram, or a Eowyn model.

My personal favorite of all dinosuars, I happen to know a thing or two about stegasuaruses too.

*ahem*

The stegasaurus was named for its spiked back. Stego is "roof" in latin if im correct, and "saurus" For every dinosaur, meant lizard. Literaly, Stegosaurus meant "roofed lizard". Stegosaurus is often called the dumbest dinosaur because of its incredibly small brain. In fact, most scientists believe that its brain was too small to control such a large creature and that it used an auxiliary "brain" located above its rear legs to help control its movements. This was not actually a brain, but a bundle of nerves that helped relay information from its real brain. What facinates most people about these dinosuars is the unique feature of spikes on the back. The plates were up to 2-feet tall and 2-feet wide (.6 m). Most scientists debate that these where either used as self-defence, orand for cooling heating the dino. The spikes on its tail are also the subjects of some controversy. For years every model of Stegosaurus showed it with the spikes sticking up into the air. It is only since the 1990's that it has become accepted that these spikes stuck out horizontal to the ground, which would have been a potent defensive weapon when swung at a hunter.

Length - 26-30 feet long (8-9 m) long
Height - 9 feet (2.75 m) tall at the hips
Weight - 6,800 pounds (3100 kg)
Kingdom Animalia (animals)
Phylum Chordata (having a hollow nerve chord ending in a brain)
Class Archosauria (diapsids with socket-set teeth, etc.)
Order Ornithischia - bird-hipped dinosaurs
Suborder Thyreophora
Superfamily Stegosauria
Family Stegosauridae
Genus Stegosaurus
Species S. armatus (type species named by Marsh, 1877)

Ahhh...how facinating stegos are. But lets not go off topic. Lets instead stay with how this model looks! Its amazing, like all your other models! I presonally think it deserves a directors choice (like most of your models). 5/5!

Species S. armatus (type species named by Marsh, 1877)

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Yeah, you sure know a lot about Stegosaurs, but this isn't a Stegosaurus armatus , it's a Stegosaurus stenops.

Another my good man well done 5/5

Ah I see.

Anyway, If you moderators look at the bottom of my post hopefully you see I put a request for this to be a dircetors choice.

olof, all of your models deserve DC, this ones just simple mind blowing that u made it with vertex mod.
5000/1

where is the grievous four arms? u don`t go finish him?

where is the grievous four arms? u don`t go finish him?

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This isn't the place for such questions, ask stuff like that in a PM next time, but since you already asked the question I might aswell answer...

RDZ and me are still working on the new version of Grievous, the model has completly been re-made, and I'm now working on the UV mapping and the skinning, then RDZ can animate it...
have patience

perfect :twisted: just add in some saurapods and your colletion would be complete :twisted: ioplodicus and Brachio

Yeah I might make some sauropods and maybe a remake of the allosaurus.

[8] ThunderLizard is an excellent model.

i dont know about you guys but when i imported the model in my map i couldnt see him please can someone tell me how the fuck ( i should make this to work? i dont understand how is working to you guys and i cannot make him work in my map what do you do to work?

nice moddel but somplaces i think its a little fake but rly good 5/5

Excellent attention to detail as always, olofmoleman! Excellent model. It's one of my favorite dinosaur models next to your Allosaur and Diplodocus.