Liam Power

I’m opening up skeletal commissions! If you have a question or request you can shoot me a DM about whatever it may be ✅I will do Mammals and Dinosaurus(Avian and Non-Avian) ❌I will not do anything else, if you think you have an exception send me a DM and we can discuss it

#WALKOFF MOOD 😤 An unbelievable end to the South Side leg of the Crosstown Classic!

@SteveBrusatte @whitesox 100% agree they’re actually enjoyable to watch!

EDGAR. QUERO!? For the first time in years, this @whitesox team is fun! Don't stop now boys!

Skeletal of Sarcosuchus imperator! This is based in the specimen mounted up in the National museum of Natural History in Paris Due to S.imperator specimens rarely ever getting described, it was tricky to put up, but at least i can guarantee loyalty to the real thing

Congratulations on our Saints Bass Fishing team on winning Regionals! They move onto Sectionals which will take place next week #GoSaints

@Not_officialv2 It’s basically done I just chose not to include it here. The skull on here is based primarily on BYU 2028 for the anterior portions

@Beagliam Ooohh okay, I look forward to seeing the Hinkle reconstruction.

Allosaurus sp. skeletal, this uses some of the largest and most robust non-“anax” allosaurus fossils. These include “Epanterias”, NMMNH P-26083, and BYU 2028. All of this material is huge, and leads clues to what I believe is understated allosaurus diversity within the Morrison.

@Not_officialv2 No not this time but I might make a version with a Hinkle skull

@Beagliam Hinkle?

A while ago i found a 1910 paper that described bones from Erythrosuchus' largest specimen, which went unmentioned on the 2003 osteology The extra jugal and squamosal are much larger than i had previously extrapolated! giving the skull a larger jaw muscle housing (skeletal)

@TatsumiShimada I saw him a few years ago If I ever go back I would love to but I don’t have pictures right now

@Beagliam Will you be doing one of “Manteo”, the specimen at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences? After seeing him, he kinda holds a special place in my heart, especially after he was found to be Nanotyrannus.

Nanotyrannus lethaeus skeletal, based off the “Jane” specimen. I was lucky enough to see her in person, hence the pfp, and because of that I was able to take a ton of pictures for this that helped in areas where there weren’t any measurements.

@IzaRajaGandi 72cm femur and 84cm tibia will do that to someone😔

@Beagliam Anyone calling it "Gilmorelarsontyrannus" will be shot. Also, it's much leggier than I thought.

@jeff12080845 I don’t sorry

@Beagliam Hi just wondering if you have that link? And size estimates for giga, mapu, meraxes and carchar?

Mapusaurus rosae skeletal, scaled to the largest individual in the bonebed. This time, this taxon is reconstructed after Meraxes and Taurovenator, which seems to be more likely anymore then after Giganotosaurus. This animal is about 11.7 meters long and around 7 tons.

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@Memesidontguess It’s a lot lot lot more then any animal needs

@Beagliam Jesus christ thats a lot of vertebrae

Palaeophis colossaeus skeletal, the most tedious animal I’ve worked on with over 500 vertebrae. While “scaled” to a specific vertebrae, it’s not reliable and instead I would just say it’s anywhere from 8-12 meters. This reconstruction is mainly based on its relative Archaeophis.

@IzaRajaGandi And my neck from looking down the whole time

@Beagliam Your hand must have been sore making this skeletal

So. Many. Ribs.

@IzaRajaGandi Close but I don’t think even Titan has this many

@Beagliam Titanoboa?

@JoschuaKnuppe Archaeophis happens to have 565 vertebrae which is a pain to try and work with

@JoschuaKnuppe Palaeophis

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