The Dinosaur Dave
@thedinosaurdave.bsky.social
I love my Scifi, my Lego, and my dinosaur fossils. I have made almost 100 lego fossils.
You can also find me on Mastodon @TheDinosaurDave@sauropods.win
You can also find me on Mastodon @TheDinosaurDave@sauropods.win
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Okay, so it's not as comprehensive as I was hoping. Like he said, there are other alt-brick companies worth a look out there. And I second his recommendation at the end, to seek out JANG's Other Bricks channel on YouTube for previews and reviews of alt-brick stuff.
December 1, 2025 at 8:42 AM
Okay, so it's not as comprehensive as I was hoping. Like he said, there are other alt-brick companies worth a look out there. And I second his recommendation at the end, to seek out JANG's Other Bricks channel on YouTube for previews and reviews of alt-brick stuff.
Honestly. I use non lego bricks as inspiration for my builds. About 15% of my lego fossil museum are rebuilt from non lego branded stuff. I do like some of their cool bricks lego doesnt have. Its really interesting. Sluban is really good. Their jets and what not are really good.
December 1, 2025 at 9:11 AM
Honestly. I use non lego bricks as inspiration for my builds. About 15% of my lego fossil museum are rebuilt from non lego branded stuff. I do like some of their cool bricks lego doesnt have. Its really interesting. Sluban is really good. Their jets and what not are really good.
It was not thought to be a temnospondyl due to it being of cretaceous age, far younger than any other found.
In 1989 more remains were found but the fossils were still highly fragmentary.
In 1997, Warren at al, formally described and named Koolasuchus
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In 1989 more remains were found but the fossils were still highly fragmentary.
In 1997, Warren at al, formally described and named Koolasuchus
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November 28, 2025 at 6:45 PM
It was not thought to be a temnospondyl due to it being of cretaceous age, far younger than any other found.
In 1989 more remains were found but the fossils were still highly fragmentary.
In 1997, Warren at al, formally described and named Koolasuchus
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In 1989 more remains were found but the fossils were still highly fragmentary.
In 1997, Warren at al, formally described and named Koolasuchus
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The sad part is that being antiwomen, controlling them and manipulating them is the point. It boils down to the religious right refusing to admit theyre wrong and instead they will bathe in the blood of innocent people to prove they are right. Its as evil as you can get but they will never realise
November 25, 2025 at 7:36 AM
The sad part is that being antiwomen, controlling them and manipulating them is the point. It boils down to the religious right refusing to admit theyre wrong and instead they will bathe in the blood of innocent people to prove they are right. Its as evil as you can get but they will never realise
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In 1856, schoolteacher Johann Carl Fuhlrott recognised bones from Kleine Feldhofer Grotte in Neander Valley as distinct from modern humans. They were presented to anthropologist Hermann Schaaffhausen to study
In 1863, "Neanderthal Man" was proposed as a new species. This was formalised in 1864
In 1856, schoolteacher Johann Carl Fuhlrott recognised bones from Kleine Feldhofer Grotte in Neander Valley as distinct from modern humans. They were presented to anthropologist Hermann Schaaffhausen to study
In 1863, "Neanderthal Man" was proposed as a new species. This was formalised in 1864
November 21, 2025 at 7:06 PM
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In 1856, schoolteacher Johann Carl Fuhlrott recognised bones from Kleine Feldhofer Grotte in Neander Valley as distinct from modern humans. They were presented to anthropologist Hermann Schaaffhausen to study
In 1863, "Neanderthal Man" was proposed as a new species. This was formalised in 1864
In 1856, schoolteacher Johann Carl Fuhlrott recognised bones from Kleine Feldhofer Grotte in Neander Valley as distinct from modern humans. They were presented to anthropologist Hermann Schaaffhausen to study
In 1863, "Neanderthal Man" was proposed as a new species. This was formalised in 1864
... regardless of how wrong they are. Sorry, I had a bit of a long rant there. Look up the book by Noah Lugeons "Outbreak: A Crisis of Faith: How Religion Ruined Our Global Pandemic"
It does a far better job explaining it all.
It does a far better job explaining it all.
November 15, 2025 at 5:51 PM
... regardless of how wrong they are. Sorry, I had a bit of a long rant there. Look up the book by Noah Lugeons "Outbreak: A Crisis of Faith: How Religion Ruined Our Global Pandemic"
It does a far better job explaining it all.
It does a far better job explaining it all.
... wrong about so much stuff, they retreated back to the safely blanket of religion to justify themselves actually being right about whatever it was they were objectively wrong about. It always boils back to that safely blanket of an all-powerful being agreeing with them that they're right...
November 15, 2025 at 5:49 PM
... wrong about so much stuff, they retreated back to the safely blanket of religion to justify themselves actually being right about whatever it was they were objectively wrong about. It always boils back to that safely blanket of an all-powerful being agreeing with them that they're right...
... storm of religious extremism waiting to boil over. And oh boy, did it boil over after 9-11. All of a sudden these religious groups, easy to manipulate and control get some red meat in the esrly 2000s. And from there was they became poorer and poorer, and as they got called out for being...
November 15, 2025 at 5:47 PM
... storm of religious extremism waiting to boil over. And oh boy, did it boil over after 9-11. All of a sudden these religious groups, easy to manipulate and control get some red meat in the esrly 2000s. And from there was they became poorer and poorer, and as they got called out for being...