The Brontoscopio: the underwater lobster/crab
It is made out of 7 parts. They move and flex and bend in 4 ways. In the background is casplaspis. They are a type of anciet fish.
Garrett is pointing to the claws of the Brontoscorpio.
The fish that is hanging off the arm of Garrett and infront of Isaac is a Caspolasbis. The Brontoscropio hunts Caspolasbis for dinner! YUMMY! Garrett has been studying about the prehistoric oceans that were upon the earth and so....he has decided to put up a Brontoscropio. It is a crab/lobster creature that swam in the ocean, but also had the ability to walk on the land. This creature moves in 7 sections. He made it with tape, paper, "stuffing" (tissue stuffed in the middle) and for the the tail/stinger he added a small stick.
In the Diorama, the Brontoscropio is chasing its favorite prey, Caspolasbis. YUMMY! Garrett took 5 days and 20 hours of work on this latest creation. And as you can see in the other pictures there are other underwater seacreatures--I wouldn't even try to pronounce--and they are strung up in such a way to catch the heating currents of the prehistoric ocean. One smart boy! I love him!
2 comments:
When I first saw this post I thought it said "Garrett's UnderWEAR Diorama". Definitely piqued my interest. He is so smart and talented. Thanks for sharing him with us.
I am back...trying to catch up on everyone's blogs!
That is way cool, he is so talented!
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