Card 086 Australovenator wintonensis by Davide Ottani, Regular version, Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs! (Tomodachi Press)

086 | AUSTRALOVENATOR WINTONENSIS by Davide Ottani

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Card 086 Australovenator wintonensis by Davide Ottani, Regular version, Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs! (Tomodachi Press)

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086 | AUSTRALOVENATOR WINTONENSIS

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Due to its geological nature, Australia has few rock outcrops and fossils are rare; so the megaraptorid Australovenator is the most complete Australian non-avian theropod, even though about 30% of the skeleton is known.
Descritto da
Hocknull et al. 2009
Paese d'origine e formazione
Australia – Winton Formation
Gruppo
Saurischia
Periodo e datazione
Early and Late Cretaceous, 113.2 - 89.8 MYA
Periodo geologico
Cretacico superiore
Periodo paleo artistico
Postmoderno

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086 | AUSTRALOVENATOR WINTONENSIS by Davide Ottani Single card.

The regular cards are 150 different cards out of 150 in the main set.

The regular cards can be found in several versions:

  • Regularbase artwork.
  • Tier Csilver holographic finish.
  • Tier Bmarble holographic finish.
  • Tier Areptile holographic finish and drip-off effect.
  • Tier SHighly valuable black cards, enhanced with metallic gold ink and spectacular Rainbow holographic details.

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Release the Creatures: Dinosaurs!, the highly anticipated second official set released by Tomodachi Press following the incredible success of Cuphead Out of The Cards. The project features the art direction of Dario Moccia and the collaboration of Davide Masella and Luca Molinaro (also known as Mangaka), created with the collaboration of more than 130 artists under the scientific direction of ZooSparkle.