Dawn of the First Jurassic Titans

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  • Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
  • The great Triassic era has finally come to an end, and so the Dawn of the Jurassic has begun.
    After the end of the Triassic, Dinosaurs have become the dominant Animals, and now have started to fully take different shapes and sizes, becoming the first terrestrial Titans.
    Sauropodomorphs have took titanic proportions, and in South Africa, there lives the Biggest of them all(at its time).
    Later in the future, their Sauropod cousins will become even bigger, becoming the biggest Terrestrial animals the earth has ever seen.
    Life will never be this Large.
    Wiles many new creatures like the dinosaurs have well adapted to their new environment, some more older Creatures from the Triassic still have a difficult time to adapt to this new environment now ruled by dinosaurs
    Animals:
    -Ledunahadi
    -Arcusaurus
    -Ignavusaurus
    -Melanorosaurus
    -Heterodontosaurus
    -Megapnosaurus
    -Dracovenator
    -Litargosuchus
    -Sphenosuchus
    -Pentasaurus(skull)
    Music:
    Moonlight on the Nile (by Sarah Schachner)
    • Moonlight on the Nile ...
    Overnight Dew in the Woods (by HOYO-MiX)
    • Overnight Dew in the W...
    Return to Trueness (by HOYO-MiX)
    • Return to Trueness
    Saving The World (Daniel Pemberton)
    • Saving The World
    Time Of The Titans (by Benjamin Bartett)
    • 9 - Time Of The Titans
    #dinosaur #dinosaurstopmotion #animation #prehistoric #prehistoricplanet #walkingwithdinosaurs #documentary #southafrica #sauropod #ledunahadi
    #dilophosaurus #jurassic #stopmotion #claymation
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  • @yondaime500
    @yondaime500 16 днів тому +13

    Have you considered adding a weight (like a fishing sinker or something similar) at the bottom of the bipedal models so they can stand without the wire sticking out? Sort of like a roly-poly toy. Would that work?

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  16 днів тому +8

      Not sure if that would work, and either way, Even if the model is balanced without the wire, it would still fall over in one way or another just for how clumsy my big hands are

    • @Peanut5-
      @Peanut5- 11 днів тому +1

      You could use magnets and then some sort of metal base on the floor

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  11 днів тому +1

      @@Peanut5- hmm, not sure about that either.
      In some ways it could but in many ways no, many of my figures are too small to fit any small magnet in their feet, and even with the smallest magnet, it likely wouldn’t be strong enough to hold bigger model that is unbalanced, and with a stronger magnet, it might even harm the clay as well
      I still keep with my Wire method, it’s pretty much the only easy, simple and officiant method that most people use.
      If I find ways to edit them out, I could.
      But I’m not planning to remove this method for the sake of not having visible wire

  • @kuitaranheatmorus9932
    @kuitaranheatmorus9932 16 днів тому +8

    This was nothing short of amazing

  • @tigrex3622
    @tigrex3622 14 днів тому +3

    The amount of time this prob has taken you...props and well made❤

  • @supertrike5893
    @supertrike5893 16 днів тому +10

    0:14 just noticed that that's the skull of the dicynodont

    • @dynamoterror18
      @dynamoterror18 13 днів тому +1

      I thought that was a frog at first. 🐸

    • @supertrike5893
      @supertrike5893 13 днів тому +2

      @@dynamoterror18 not alone me too

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  10 днів тому +2

      That’s a Pentasaurus skull

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  10 днів тому +2

      @@dynamoterror18my lil sis thought that as well 😂

    • @supertrike5893
      @supertrike5893 10 днів тому +1

      @@thelittleal1212 never heard of that genus before

  • @ToweringToska
    @ToweringToska 16 днів тому +5

    Immensely beautiful, your style of visual detail feels just right thanks to your spectacular sound design, all of their noises convey what's happening so well! So good. @,,,@ I enjoyed the peaceful first half the most, I like seeing those times when nobody gets hurt, especially because they are so fleeting.

  • @Styracoart
    @Styracoart 16 днів тому +5

    This is just soo beautiful it I wouldn’t be surprised if this is what they actually behaved like!

  • @RAUTRAP47_Editzz
    @RAUTRAP47_Editzz 16 днів тому +3

    Really good made

  • @billyis_epik31529
    @billyis_epik31529 16 днів тому +3

    You should make a list of the creatures featured cuz this is great
    Edit: nvm I see it in the description
    PS. Did you hear about the new Walking With Dinosaurs coming soon?

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  16 днів тому +1

      Yup I already knew about it, I’m very excited

    • @billyis_epik31529
      @billyis_epik31529 16 днів тому +1

      @@thelittleal1212 me too, it's gonna be great

  • @user-zu9cm1nm6n
    @user-zu9cm1nm6n 16 днів тому +4

    Віде класне. Но я думав що це відео про тріассовий період ане юрський.

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  16 днів тому +2

      It’s right after the end of the Triassic.
      And that skull is meant to symbolize that

    • @user-zu9cm1nm6n
      @user-zu9cm1nm6n 16 днів тому +1

      Ок. Але я думав що це серія про плацерію а череп це мертвий родич, якого вбив хижак

  • @maozilla9149
    @maozilla9149 16 днів тому +3

    nice

  • @soniacamacho7228
    @soniacamacho7228 16 днів тому +4

    Is that a dilophosaurus 😮😮

  • @flightlesslord2688
    @flightlesslord2688 15 днів тому +1

    really lovely animation

  • @tirex_ebani
    @tirex_ebani 10 днів тому +2

    Sounds of dylophosaurus it’s from the isle!!

  • @BillfromIdaho
    @BillfromIdaho 16 днів тому +2

    Nice

  • @leandroterrones23
    @leandroterrones23 14 днів тому +1

    En realidad Melanorosaurus es del Triásico, ese supuesto ejemplar del Jurásico inferior ya no se considera que sea de Melanorosaurus, si no de un género a parte que aún no tiene nombre.

    • @thelittleal1212
      @thelittleal1212  14 днів тому +2

      Huh, interesting, Thanks for letting me know that

  • @BillfromIdaho
    @BillfromIdaho 16 днів тому +2

    What type of clay do you use and is it polymer ?

  • @vinosssauro
    @vinosssauro 15 днів тому +1

    are there massospondylus?