Redpath Pteranodon

So get this: Until I went ot submit this, I was calling it a Pteradon. Isn't that funny? Ha!

I am so proud of this model that I went and took 4 pictures of it at differant angles. Much like the beetles. This is probably the hardest model I've done to date that I'm happy with the result. I mean, the Kamiya Bahamut and ancient dragon are harder, but I screwed that up so up to now, this is the hardest one I'm happy with. And boy was it hard. Also, I could have shaped this for the rest of the week in all honesty. there is just so much to shape on it.

Ok, I'm messing with you. I would characterize it as complex, but at the lower end range. When I hang this, and I will hang it, I will take a new picture without my hand in it and replace this one.

Also, I know I've mentioned it alot before, but this is the same model hanging in the Redpath Museum at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. If you are ever in the area, check it out (Entry is by donation, so I encourage oyu to drop in a couple of dollars, but no one's forcing you). The one he did is to life size, but this one is really tiny. Also, this one is blue. His was brown. Anyhow, enough talking.
Flded with a 35cm square of Doubletissue. Designed by Robert Lang, featured in "Licence to Fold" by Nicolas Terry