Beishanlong grandis by EmperorDinobot

Beishanlong grandis is a recently discovered giant ornithomimosaur whose size rivals that of the 4 meter long Gallimimus. Beishanlong's bones indicate that it was not yet fully grown, which means it could have gotten even larger as it grew.

First Beishanlong on dA! TAKE THAT HODARI NUNDU!

Comment before favorite, please! Even if you have nothing to say, just...just say something. Anything. Post a damn smiley if you have to.

Also, I updated it with correct hand posture. Enjoy!

Edit: Notice I wrote '08 as the date. God I'm stupid. I'm stuck in last year. Lapsus mentis.

JurassicPark40 Featured By Owner Dec 15, 2011

I've JUST looked at Hodarii Nundu's version and they both look awesome, well done for being the first though!

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner Dec 15, 2011

There's a number of 'firsts' I've successfully accomplished here in dA: Xionguanlong, Chromogisaurus, etc.

JurassicPark40 Featured By Owner Dec 15, 2011

Nice, I'll be sure to look at them,

Skull-Island-Master Featured By Owner Apr 18, 2011

looks good,

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner Apr 19, 2011

thanks

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner May 11, 2009

Did I really write 08 on it? Oh God. I'm stupid.

DinosaurianDude Featured By Owner Apr 29, 2009 Hobbyist General Artist

Since you wanted a comment: Slagefoofegloogum

p.s. Nice one

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner Apr 30, 2009

Dr. Bill Cosbyspeak?

DinosaurianDude Featured By Owner Apr 30, 2009 Hobbyist General Artist

Meh not really, I was watching Pirates of the Caribbean and this was more in Jack Sparrows line to me

p.s. why Bill Cosby(they just show the Cosby Show here in the Netherlands and I've never really watched that with much interest)

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner Apr 30, 2009

Oh. phail. Cosby talks weird like that sometimes.

Wynaut Featured By Owner Apr 24, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I really do like the detail you put into these

PsychoWillyX Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009 Traditional Artist

My brother is totally joining an archaeological dig this summer. Of course that has nothing to do with dinosaurs, but hey, it's like paleontology.

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009

not...not really.

PsychoWillyX Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009 Traditional Artist

There's not really that much difference between digging up the fossilized bones of big lizards and uncovering the remains of a lost civilization. Either way, there's a lot of dirt.

EmperorDinobot Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009

i got stuck in mud the other day at Clarkia...ugh.

All for a badly preserved chestnut leaf.

PsychoWillyX Featured By Owner Apr 26, 2009 Traditional Artist

Wah wah.

HANxOPX Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

good job bro

Maleiva Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009 Hobbyist General Artist

Me gustan los detalles good work my friend.

Dilong-paradoxus Featured By Owner Apr 23, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Oops, I commented after favoriting...I must live in shame forever now.

Nice job on beating

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One thing: I think you messed up on the hands. Theropod hands can't face that direction (the bones don't allow it). And they should probably be folded up more like wings, but that's not as much of a problem (it could be about to do something with the hands...).