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Replaces the Jurassic World version of the Triceratops with a model more similar to the Triceratops from The Lost World: Jurassic Park 2.
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Replaces the Jurassic World version of the Triceratops with a model more similar to the Triceratops from The Lost World: Jurassic Park II.
The Jurassic World Triceratops has an excess of adapose tissue and an overall clunky design. This mod aims to exchange these features for ones that annunciate aggressiveness and dominance in order to make the Triceratops more imposing.
The back has been built up and arched along with the tail. However, the most dramatic changes have been made across the skull. The frill has been expanded and the transitional curve from the tip of the snout to the top of its head has been made more gradual. The horns have also been flattened. This Triceratops has also gone through a rigorous fittness routine and is thinner from the top and side view while still preserving its musculature volume.
My original concept or this mod was to just make posture and thinning improvements. However, I began studying the few references there were to the Lost World's Triceratops and felt that it deserved a rendition.
The Jurassic World Triceratops has an excess of adapose tissue and an overall clunky design. This mod aims to exchange these features for ones that annunciate aggressiveness and dominance in order to make the Triceratops more imposing.
The back has been built up and arched along with the tail. However, the most dramatic changes have been made across the skull. The frill has been expanded and the transitional curve from the tip of the snout to the top of its head has been made more gradual. The horns have also been flattened. This Triceratops has also gone through a rigorous fittness routine and is thinner from the top and side view while still preserving its musculature volume.
My original concept or this mod was to just make posture and thinning improvements. However, I began studying the few references there were to the Lost World's Triceratops and felt that it deserved a rendition.