Kileskus aristotocus
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Heres the new kileskus, a proceratosaurid tyrannosaur from asia. Closely related to guanlong.
heres the old onefav.me/d556jnr
heres the old onefav.me/d556jnr
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tyrannotitanstudiosHobbyist Artist
AWESOME
TheBattyCrowHobbyist General Artist
Almost reminds me of the Slashers from Terra Nova 
Really love the design here - while I'm not too keen on the idea of fluffy chicken-sauruses, the details are astoundingly beautiful!
Really love the design here - while I'm not too keen on the idea of fluffy chicken-sauruses, the details are astoundingly beautiful!
HellraptorStudiosHobbyist Traditional Artist
Really great piece, i love how you manage to do the feathering so good
Baryonyx62Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Related to Dilophosaurus maybe?
no, not even closely, its a proceratosaurid, a family of tyrannosauroids, they allhad crested heads, but they are much more derived than the primitive dilophosaurs,and they alsolived later
PrimevalRaptorHobbyist Digital Artist
Wow, ich fand ja schon deinen alten Kileskus super, aber der hier ist noch besser, wirklich gut gelungen. ^^
Good to see remakes with improved style Who will be the next? Guanlong?
Who will be the next? Guanlong?thanks, the next one is stokesosaurus and a dryptosaurus is also already nearly finished
Handsome.
herofan135Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Such a cool name, what does it mean?
Lovely work as always! Love the pattern here, reminds me of a cheetah or leopard.
Lovely work as always! Love the pattern here, reminds me of a cheetah or leopard.
DinoBirdManStudent Artist
Awesome work!
PeteriDishHobbyist General Artist
wait... ceratosaurs were tyrannosaurids? O.O
its not a ceratosaur
PeteriDishHobbyist General Artist
so proceratosaurs have nothing to do with actual ceratosaurs?
nope
PeteriDishHobbyist General Artist
ok
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