RMDRC paleo lab

There is actually a very good reason why I haven't updated this blog in a while: We've been up to our armpits in the lab building th...

Reconstruction of the skull started with 40 individual bones Whether they are big or small, all ceratopsians sure do have a lot of part...

Like many places, progress on various projects here ebbs and flows. Sadly, the Pete III Daspletosaurus restoration project has been tempora...

A final follow-up on the project that I had mentioned in the last update . The project is "finished" for now, all molding is compl...

I'm a little late to the party, but I wanted to share this link:  http://uwgeomuseumrenovations.blogspot.com/2012/05/updates-on-renovati...

Beautifully detailed specimen We've added another flying critter to our family of casts. This time it's a restoration of a female...

Assembly of the body of the first cast is done! Just detailing and the skull to go. Today we decided to see what it looks like with the skul...

A quick update from the last post. Progress on the Terminonaris is being made on the two prototype articulated mounts. All molding except ...

For the past month or so we've been working hard on restoring a specimen of the extinct crocodilian Terminonaris , in collaboration with...