Reposted by Luke StacksMark Witton @markwitton.bsky.social · 02/04/2026Spent the day with a few old friends, each of whom now sports a new (but also old, if we've done our research right) colour scheme. 29414
Reposted by Luke StacksIan MacEwan @ianmacewan.bsky.social · 24/03/2026Happy Birthday Bloodborne 112844
Reposted by Luke StacksBooogai @booogai.bsky.social · 01/03/2026check out my toad studies🐸 stoadies if you will 414431
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 28/12/2025I won't be getting the Haolonggood Sauroposeidon until 2026, so now is a good time to post my favorite prehistoric figures of 2025. 100
Reposted by Luke StacksJohn Tedrick @tedrick-art.bsky.social · 24/04/2025Happy 70th, Anguirus! 7929255
Reposted by Luke StacksPile Of Garbage @pileofgarbage.net · 22/03/2025Excellent, an excuse to re-post one of my favourite Nichijou scenes: 4135951711
Reposted by Luke StacksMusicophilia @musicophilia.bsky.social · 20/02/2025It would be nice to fly off into space, but this is as close as I can get. A heady mix of fuzzy space-age analogue synths, acoustic guitars, soaring strings, jazzy beats, and sophisticated melancholic songwriting. musicophilia.wordpress.com/2020/01/26/t... 063
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 20/02/2025I haven't posted any dinos this week because the FAA separated me from employment (I was a probationary employee). Please send good thoughts my way, and also send me secret job listings. 320
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 14/02/2025Today's figure of the day is a dinogorgon from Schleich! It is cool to think of these weird predators as our ancestors. 020
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 13/02/2025Today's figure of the day is Huayangosaurus, made by Haolonggood. This figure is teeny tiny at 1/35 scale, and the paint job has a few stains from an overenthusiastic wash. Another in my small but growing collection from the Shaximiao formation. 030
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 12/02/2025Today's figure of the day is Nemicolopterus, an indeterminate species of pterosaur from China. Is it a juvenile or adult? We aren't sure because some pterosaurs had fused bones earlier in their development. This little figure used to be very rare, but then PNSO made another run. 020
Reposted by Luke StacksVille Sinkkonen @villesinkkonen.bsky.social · 11/02/2025Pair of small dicynodonts Diictodon snoozing in their comfy burrow 111008175
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 11/02/2025Todays's figure of the day is Lythronax, from Creative Beast! This was a midsized Tyrannosaurid that probably loved to eat Diabloceratops. Luckily, Creative Beast also made some Diabloceratops babies so you can recreate that spectacle at home. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 10/02/2025Today's figure of the day is a Sinraptor from Vitae. I can't get this toy to stand properly and Vitae made a lot of choices that i would not have. It is frankly too textured, or maybe textured without reason. But i love the Shaximiao formation and try to pick up whatever i can from it. 110
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 07/02/2025Today's figure of the day is this Tethyshadros pair from Wild Past! The main appeal is the miniature size, fitting for an island dwarf. 020
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 04/02/2025Today's figure of the day is Nigersaurus, made by Safari Ltd. This sauropod has such a bizarre head. There are some proportional issues with this figure, but it sure beats the collecta and Mattel versions. It has a strange dignity. 000
Reposted by Luke StacksChris Stringer @chrisbstringer.bsky.social · 04/02/2025Perhaps the oldest known representation of a bird, carved in mammoth ivory, from Hohle Fels cave, Germany. Aurignacian, about 40,000 years old. 528164
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 03/02/2025Today's figure of the day is a Hyaenodon made by Safari Ltd. What a fearsome brute. 010
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 31/01/2025it's been a minute since i posted a figure of the day. Here is a Mastodonsaurus, a Triassic temnospondyl that grew to 20 feet. Manufacturer is Bullyland. This is a highly coveted figure in my little community. I like it because I think it looks like hypnotoad. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 14/01/2025Today's figure of the day is a Zhuchengtitan made by Meng. Even though some companies have started putting out huge sauropods, it's nice to have a few at a smaller scale. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 13/01/2025Todays's figure of the day is a Gastornis from Safari Ltd. This large flightless bird was once believed to be a fearsome predator but many now think it was more likely to be vegetarian. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 07/01/2025Today's figure of the day is a Boobook owl made by Science and Nature. I am a big fan of the exaggerated eyes and splotchy chest daubs. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 06/01/2025Today's figure is this Carnegie collection Caudipteryx. I missed out on most of the really cool carnegies and now they are hard to find for a good price. This weird little dude is a joy (there is also a toob version from safari ltd proper that is a different sculpt). 010
Reposted by Luke StacksRanged Touch @rangedtouch.bsky.social · 03/01/2025SHELVED BY GENRE today begins its new unit on William Gibson's SPRAWL TRILOGY, kicking things off by looking at--not the Sprawl Trilogy, but the short story collection BURNING CHROME. Which sort of sets up this whole "cyberpunk" deal, more or less. rangedtouch.com/2025/01/03/b... 924878
Reposted by Luke StacksChuck Eddy @chuckeddytor.bsky.social · 02/01/2025Spilled 5800 words re: reborn top 40, pop-diva precedents, doomed metal, live music dying except in pubs, criticism in critical condition, landslides that aren't, avant-garde continents, wars against expertise, bad news beefs, obedience in advance, what AI has to say, & my 150 favorite 2024 albums.accidentalevolution.wordpress.com150 Best Albums of 2024“According to current music trends and expert opinions,” Google’s AI Overview tells me, “2024 is widely considered to be the best music year of the decade due to a significa… 0219
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 19/12/2024Today's figure of the day is a dodo from safari ltd. Apparently this depiction is a little rounder than they got in their natural habitat, but most images of dodos were made of overfed birds in captivity. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 18/12/2024Today's figure of the day is this Qianzhousaurus from Safari Ltd. My favorite features on this model are the lower legs and the bright yet muddy coloratio . 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 17/12/2024Today's figure of the day is Acrocanthosaurus from PNSO. It's great to have a dinosaur from my state (Maryland). This one is pretty big and very detailed, but the lipless mouth gives it a big overbite when the mouth is closed. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 16/12/2024Today's figure is Brighstoneus, a hadrosauriform dinosaur from the exciting Wessex formation on the Isle of Wight. Another prancing dinosaur and just a cute model, short and sweet. Made by CollectA 000
Reposted by Luke StacksHeart of the Deernicorn @heartofthedeernicorn.com · 13/12/2024Thousand Year Old Campfire is a solo game where we excavate a cave mouth which has been frequently used as a campsite for thousands of years. It's by Tim Hutchings, author of Thousand Year Old Vampire, and available now on our website. 0132
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 13/12/2024Today i am featuring this Pachyrhinosaurus from Battat. I own many figures of his dinosaur but like this pose the best because it captures the animal ready to launch against a rival. #dinotoys 000
Reposted by Luke Stacksferrutxoart.bsky.social @ferrutxoart.bsky.social · 04/12/2024We tend to see sauropods as huge roaming or herd animals, but the reality may have been a little more complex. I like to think of them as "motherships" of life, mobile biotopes in themselves that were always surrounded by a lot of traveling companions #paleoart 319449
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 12/12/2024Today's figure is Helicoprion from PNSO. Though similar to a shark in reconstruction, this is a chimera fish. Most of the body is pure guesswork because cartilage is not preserved. But those saw-like teeth are found all over the world. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 11/12/2024Today's figure of tue day is this Argentinosaurus from Haolonggood! Easily the largest dino toy i own, absolutely dwarfs even the other sauropods. The level of detail is astonishing. #dinotoys 010
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 10/12/2024Today's figure of the day is a Sinosauropteryx from PNSO. This pose is very similar to the death pose of the famous fossil, which i am not wild about because death distorts the skeleton into unnatural poses for life. But i am wild about the accurate coloring known from remains. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 09/12/2024Today's figure of the day is this Jinyunpelta from Vitae. I love this prancing happy ankylosaur. #dinotoys 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 06/12/2024Today's figure of the day is Tupuxuara, made by Papo. This has the trademark "monstrous" feel that I generally don't like about Papo's prehistoric figures, but the unique pose and choice of animal--in this case--more than make up for a lack of feathers. #pterotoys #papo 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 05/12/2024Today's figure of the day is Dimetrodon, this one made by Safari Ltd. I enjoy how powerful and tense the pose is, where the limbs seem caught mid movement, reminiscent of a monitor lizards (even though this guy is part of a different lineage). #stemmammaltoys #safariltd 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 04/12/2024Today's figure of the day is Smok, the Polish archosaur that might be a pseudosuchian or maybe a dinosaur. Possibly walked on two legs instead of four. A great figure from CollectA! 010
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 03/12/2024Today's figure of the day is an Acanthostega from Kaiyodo! Tiny but supremely cute Greenland native. 000
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 02/12/2024Today's figure of the day is a Woolly Mammoth from Safari Ltd. This figure feels animated, a little cartoony, partly due to the bulging eyes and wide open mouth. I like how the hair texture changes down the legs. #mammaltoys #safariltd 010
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 28/11/2024Today's figure is a Struthiomimus from Kaiyodo! Nice middle ground between the more saurian and birdlike takes, great pocket size. #dinotoys #kaiyodo 010
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 27/11/2024Today's figure of the day is a Lokiceratops from PNSO! It has a fun asymmetrical frill and a huge head! Fastest trip from scientific paper to toy in history. 010
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 26/11/2024Today's figure of the day is a Pelagornis from Yowie. I got this in a bird lot of eBay and had no idea what it was supposed to be. It has pseudoteeth (knobby bits of the bill that provide grip), and the real thing had a wingspan of 7 meters. 100
Reposted by Luke StacksLiam Elward Paleoart 🇵🇸 @paleobyliam.bsky.social · 24/11/2024Anurognathus ammoni - the titular member of the wide-eyed, nocturnal, frog-faced pterosaur clade Anurognathidae. Link to full description w/ references below. #paleoart #pterosaur 1422451
Luke Stacks @leapinglaelaps.bsky.social · 25/11/2024Today's figure of the day is Tuojiangosaurus, from PNSO. A fun figure to hold, thanks to the outstanding texture. However I've read that people feel its proportions are no longer accurate. #dinotoys #pnso 010
Reposted by Luke Stacks Comfortably Numb @numb.comfortab.ly · 23/11/2024PSA: MODERATION LISTS ARE MIGRATING FROM THIS ACCOUNT to @skysentry.bsky.social If you're subscribed to any of the lists, please re-subscribe to them at the new owner by November 30th, after which I will no longer be maintaining them, and the lists will be removed from this account. Thank you. 037981896