Mammal Series Dinosaurs   All models are currently available unless otherwise noted and will be hand cast at the The Alchemy Works upon request. All models are cast in resin and made from original sculptures. Last Updated 09-14-16 Click on any of the images to be taken to a specific model for information pertaining to the product. Once in the models view, click on images for larger displays. Use the navigation arrows to move between the different models. Make an online purchase with Paypal, click this link to sign up free. Or make a one time credit card purchase through Paypal even if you don't have an account.
	Tyrannosaurs rex #0075 Tyrannosaurus rex, large predatory therapod dinosaur from the late Cretaceous of North America.  Tyrannosaurs rex, Triceratops #0076 Tyrannosaurus rex Triceratops Predation Scene. Tyrannosaurs rex #0077 Tyrannosaurus rex (available individually from the predation scene), large predatory therapod dinosaur from the late Cretaceous of North America. Concavenator corcovatus #0078 Concavenator corcovatus, strange hump-backed therapod dinosaur from the early Cretaceous of Spain.   Dunkleosteus terrelli #0054 Dunkleosteus terrelli, Large predatory fish from the Devonian period. Platybelodon #0050 Platybelodon, Also referred to as the "Shovel-Tusker" elephant. A distant relative of modern elephants. Glyptotherium #0051 Glyptotherium, Giant armored relative of modern armadillos from the Americas, lived from about 4 million years ago until about 10,000 years ago. (Temporarily Unavailable) Woolly Mammoth #0052 Mammuthus primigenius, Large hair-covered relative of modern elephants from the last ice age of Europe, Asia and North America. Probably the best known of all fossil mammals. (Temporarily Unavailable) Synthetoceras tricornatus #0053 Synthetoceras tricornatus, Deer sized distant relative of camels found in the Pliocene deposits of Texas. Most distinguished feature is the tall forked horn it sported on its snout. Macrauchenia patagonica #0055 Macrauchenia patagonica, Camel-like mammal from the Miocene period of South America. Uintatherium anceps #0056 Uintatherium anceps, Rhino-like mammal from the Eocene period of North America.(Temporarily Unavailable) Elasmotherium sibiricum #0057 (Temporarily Unavailable) Elasmotherium sibiricum, Giant one horned rhinoceros that lived from the Pliocene to Pleistocene of Eurasia. Coelodonta antiquitatis #0058 (No Longer Available) Coelodonta antiquitatis, Better known as the "Woolly Rhinoceros", lived throughout Europe and Asia during the las Ice Ag.e Canis lupus pack #0059 Now Available at KAIBUTSUYA SHOP in Japan. Canis lupus, Pack of three, modern wolf. Arsinoitherium zitteli #0060 Arsinoitherium zitteli, large rhinoceras-like herbivore that lived during the Eocene and late Oligocene of North Africa. New! Indricotherium #0061 Indricotherium, Giant prehistoric rhinoceros, largest land mammal ever. Modern White Rhinoceros #0070 Ceratotherium simum, Modern endangered white rhinocros of South Africa. Modern African Bull Elephant #0071 Loxodonta africana, Modern bull elephant of Africa. Modern Hippopotamus #0072 Hippopotamus amphibius, Modern bull Hippo of Africa. New! Estemmenosuchus #0079 Estemmenosuchus, large Therapsid from the middle permian. For the above Models, contact Paleocraft for ordering information
	Some of the original Paleocraft resin models still available through The Alchemy Works, For the models below, contact The Alchemy Works for ordering information.         Smilodon Smilodon fatalis, Large saber toothed cat from Pleistocene America.     Moa Dinornis giganteus, Largest of the giant flightless birds from New Zealand.     Xenosmilus Xenosmilus hodsonae, large Scimitar-Toothed cat from Pleistocene North America.     Indricotherium Largest land mammal of all time, related to modern rhinos.       Paleo Bison Bison latifrons, Largest of the prehistoric Bison from North America, 8 foot horn span.           Barbourofelis Barbourofelis fricki, Lion sized cat-like predator belonging to the family Nimravidae, not related to true cats.   Machairodus Machairodus giganteus, Large saber-toothed cat from Europe and Asia going extinct as recently as 2 million years ago.   Thylacosmilus Thylacosmilus atrox, Jaguar sized saber-toothed marsupial predator from South America, became extinct around 2 million years ago.    Homotherium Homotherium latidens, One of the more common and well known saber-tooth cats, fossils found throughout the world.   Megantereon Megantereon cultridens, Leopard sized saber-tooth cat believed to be the ancestor of the more commonly known Smilodon.         Thylacoleo Thylacoleo carnifex, also known as the "Marsupial Lion". Large specialized predator of prehistoric Australia. Related to Koala and Wombats   Thylacine More commonly known as the "Tasmanian Tiger". Recently extinct marsupial predator that once inhabited Tasmania as well as Australia and New Guinea.   Alticamelus Aepycamelus, tall giraffe-like camel that existed from about 10 to 5 million years ago in North America.   Thylacosmilus Thylacosmilus atrox, Jaguar sized saber-toothed marsupial predator from South America, became extinct around 2 million years ago.   Andrewsarchus Andrewsarchus mongoliensis, Large creodont predator that lived about 50 million years ago, related to the ancestor of whales.         Megaloceros Megaloceros giganteus, giant deer from Ice Age Europe and Asia, also know as Giant Irish Elk.   Duelling Brontotherium Also known as Brontops, Bronotheres or Titnaotheres, Large herbivore that lived throughtout the Oligocene of North America and Eastern Asia.   Megatherium Megatherium americanum, Giant ground sloth from Ice Age South America, largest of all the ground sloths    Dinohyus Dinohyus hollandi, Large Bison size enteledont from North America, distant relative of modern pigs.    Woolly Rhinoceros Coelodonta antiquitatis , More commonly known as the Woolly Rhino, lived throughout Europe and Asia during the last Ice Age.   email: alchemymike37@gmail.com

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