1:14 Postosuchus vs Coelophysis diorama
£60.00
Insurmountable odds. Unshakable resolve. A deadly prehistoric encounter where strength of will clashes with strength in numbers.
Like many fans, we grew up inspired by Walking With Dinosaurs, and its opening episode left a lasting mark. The showdown between a postosuchus and a flock of coelophysis became iconic — but the injured postosuchus always felt like an anticlimactic end to an otherwise powerful scene.
Now, with our own palaeoart and model‑making business, we’ve reimagined this classic moment. Sculpted by Fabrizio of VFB Paleoart, this dynamic dinosaur diorama captures the confrontation at full intensity, updated with modern scientific accuracy. Our coelophysis are no longer “shrink‑wrapped,” and the postosuchus stands in a more realistic bipedal posture with reduced crocodilian armour.
We’ve also engineered the kit with model builders in mind. Each coelophysis is attached to a block base for stability, avoiding fragile rod‑and‑slot systems that risk ankle breakage or stress on delicate parts. Experienced diorama builders can easily remove and reinsert the blocks as needed, provided the edges are well camouflaged.
To preserve the fine scale detail on these lively archosaurs, the figures are cast as whole pieces. The complete kit includes just six components: four coelophysis, one postosuchus, and the display base.
The base itself subtly echoes the shape of a postosuchus skull, with “rivulet” indentations reminiscent of teeth. We chose a clean, uncluttered design to leave room for creativity — giving builders the freedom to craft their own prehistoric environment.
Approximate Dimensions:
Coelophysis: ~10 cm long each
Postosuchus: ~22 cm long (tail curve included), rearing to ~19 cm tall
Base: ~27 cm at its widest point
Materials:
Postosuchus and coelophysis: 3D‑printed resin at 16K resolution
Base: PLA for strength and stability
This premium dinosaur model kit is designed for collectors, hobbyists, and palaeoart enthusiasts who want a scientifically informed, visually striking prehistoric diorama.
Insurmountable odds. Unshakable resolve. A deadly prehistoric encounter where strength of will clashes with strength in numbers.
Like many fans, we grew up inspired by Walking With Dinosaurs, and its opening episode left a lasting mark. The showdown between a postosuchus and a flock of coelophysis became iconic — but the injured postosuchus always felt like an anticlimactic end to an otherwise powerful scene.
Now, with our own palaeoart and model‑making business, we’ve reimagined this classic moment. Sculpted by Fabrizio of VFB Paleoart, this dynamic dinosaur diorama captures the confrontation at full intensity, updated with modern scientific accuracy. Our coelophysis are no longer “shrink‑wrapped,” and the postosuchus stands in a more realistic bipedal posture with reduced crocodilian armour.
We’ve also engineered the kit with model builders in mind. Each coelophysis is attached to a block base for stability, avoiding fragile rod‑and‑slot systems that risk ankle breakage or stress on delicate parts. Experienced diorama builders can easily remove and reinsert the blocks as needed, provided the edges are well camouflaged.
To preserve the fine scale detail on these lively archosaurs, the figures are cast as whole pieces. The complete kit includes just six components: four coelophysis, one postosuchus, and the display base.
The base itself subtly echoes the shape of a postosuchus skull, with “rivulet” indentations reminiscent of teeth. We chose a clean, uncluttered design to leave room for creativity — giving builders the freedom to craft their own prehistoric environment.
Approximate Dimensions:
Coelophysis: ~10 cm long each
Postosuchus: ~22 cm long (tail curve included), rearing to ~19 cm tall
Base: ~27 cm at its widest point
Materials:
Postosuchus and coelophysis: 3D‑printed resin at 16K resolution
Base: PLA for strength and stability
This premium dinosaur model kit is designed for collectors, hobbyists, and palaeoart enthusiasts who want a scientifically informed, visually striking prehistoric diorama.
