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Testing WIP animatronic baby T-rex for The Lost World: Jurassic Park at Stan Winston Studio.
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Richard Landon and Matt Heimlich mechanized the baby T-rex in three different configurations. One was a battery-powered, self-contained unit for close to medium shots of the baby being carried by the actors. The second was a self-contained puppet with only limited functions of the head and tail for more distant shots. A third puppet was a cable- and hydraulic-powered version, used for shots that required more power.
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Testing WIP animatronic baby T-rex for The Lost World: Jurassic Park at Stan Winston Studio.
FULL STORY here: bit.ly/BabyDinosYT
Richard Landon and Matt Heimlich mechanized the baby T-rex in three different configurations. One was a battery-powered, self-contained unit for close to medium shots of the baby being carried by the actors. The second was a self-contained puppet with only limited functions of the head and tail for more distant shots. A third puppet was a cable- and hydraulic-powered version, used for shots that required more power.
More here: bit.ly/BabyDinosYT
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