How to make a ZOMBIE T-REX from Polymer Clay

Whelp, I caved. I made a zombie. But at least it's a zombie T-REX.

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Usually Used Materials:

Stir Sticks

Heat Shrink Tubing

Plaster

Led Lights

UV Resin

Grout

Mod Podge (Gloss)

Mod Podge (Matte)

Tacky Glue

Fabri-Tac

CA Glue (Super Glue)

Chipboard

Armature Wire

Coffee

Pastels

Clay

Paints

XPS Foam

Hole Filler

My Tools:

Sculpting Tools

Silicon Tools

Stabbing Tools

Pasta Maker

Airbrush

Compressor

UV Lamp

My Filming Equipment:

Camera (Lumix GH5)

Lens (Panasonic 15mm)

Microphone

Extending Tripod

Boom Arm

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Chapters

00:00 - ZomBIeS! ZOMbIEs! zOmBIEs!
00:24 - Why is my youtube zombie sharks?
01:37 - How to cheat at sculpting details 101
03:13 - He'll get fat, but he starts... wiry
03:57 - How to make a Shar Pei
04:37 - 𝅘𝅥𝅮The first cut is the deepest𝅘𝅥𝅮
05:37 - Fall-off-the-bone ribs oven baked ribs
06:57 - Get me Ross Geller
07:58 - Primetime
08:46 - senectus albumsaurum
10:21 - Rocks for the Star
11:36 - Glamour Shots

#zombie #trex #dinosaur

[stephenevans]

With the t-rex's arms, there's a couple of theories. The thing to remember however it despite the fact they're small relative to the animal, they're still extremely large and very muscular. So the most common theories is that they're 1. used to aid in mating for some extra grip 2. they're used to grapple onto prey items to immobilise them while the teeth do the killing

[glyndarby]

"Wormy Deelies" are the new "Happy Little Trees/Fluffy Little Clouds"! Bob Ross would be hella proud of you continuing his legacy!

[noquestionsplease]

The Tyrannosaurus' arms were speculated to be used to assist in mating, its supported by the fact specimens of the same lineage have very similar arm structures despite being 350 million years older, meaning if they really had no use, they would have been evolved off of the T rex by the time of the Cretaceous period.

[hiroprotagonist]

This has become my favourite channel for the last 6 months. You’ve inspired me to start sculpting. I’m almost finished with my tiny nerdy Tyrant from Resident Evil 1.😊

[herbshop]

There’s so much energy behind all of your pieces it looks like u took it out of a movie

[washerknights]

If you're interested in taking another look at someone else's take on a Zombie T-rex, in the Dungeons and Dragon's book "Tomb of Annihilation" there was a monster called "zombie t-rex." That one has an interesting take because the zombie t-rex can vomit up normal zombies. Either way, super cool zombie t-rex you made.

[dr.rachellindberg]

"Adorable little vertebrae" sums up this epic zombie t-rex quite nicely, I think. Expertly crafted and love the commentary as always. 👏👏

[rainwater]

T-rex arms are vestigial, or a 'left over' from its ancestors that hasn't fully evolved out of their design. Like whales having a useless pelvis bone structure.

[distinguishedcatfish]

I’m pretty sure the arms are there to help it get up and with mating

[LaserGadgets]

The T rex was the first video of him I found, and I was sure it was a bought ejection mold toy or something but made it himself to 100%.

[diannaarcher]

Someone may have mentioned this, but there is a zombie T-rex in a book in the modern fantasy novel series "The Dresden Files" by Jim Butcher. I don't want to give any spoilers for anyone who is interested to read the series, but this is almost exactly the way I pictured the zombie dino in my mind! It's awesome! Keep up the excellent work, you really come up with some great ideas. 😁🤩☺️

[samanthadean]

Don’t worry Adam! You have the Midas touch too! For tiny, nerdy things!!!

If you like zombies, you can also try the redeads from Zelda, or the undead army from the Lord of the Rings!!!

[friendlyoldbum]

Love it.
If ever revisited could you go with feathers aswell ? The zombie style would of been good as the assumption of most of the feathers falling out would of made it simpler.

[callumlegebokoff]

You should try to make a Devine Beast!

[frankierzucekjr]

This looks like it's gonna be good. Excited about this one. Yea Jack Jack's T-Rex coming out of the portal is soo damn cool. I really enjoy your comedy.

[Dopamine-msmd]

Reminds me of "The plague of madness" from Primal

[studio]

FIRST
The T-rex arms are for crawling at extremely hight speed!

[Punkfish]

Awesome work Adam! I personally find the shape of the the T-Rex itself so satisfying, it's bulky head with it's sturdy legs everything is right! You made me think about the 90's Jurassic park dino toys. Hats of to you good sir!

[arkesh]

That Clay stamp was genius!
Also you should consider doing a build from Apex legends, possibly a desert-y wasteland area from King’s Canyon, or some dystopian city ruins from World’s Edge

[DrGaruda]

I'm sure your T-Rex would kill mine with one bite.