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3D Dino Models

Who says you can't touch anything at the Museum?

The Arius3D Imaging Centre at the Canadian Museum of Nature creates three-dimensional models of its specimens, and we invite you to play with some.

The three following animations show a Vagaceratops irvinensis, particularly bones in one foot. This dinosaur was identified in 2001 by a research associate at museum. Read the whole dino story of this one of Our Amazing Treasures.

Still image from a 3D Animation: Vagaceratops irvinensis and bones from the dinosaur's right-front foot CMNFV41357.

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Still image from a 3D Animation: foot bones of a Vagaceratops irvinensis CMNFV41357.

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Still image from a 3D Animation: Characteristics of a 3D model of digital and metacarpal bones from a Vagaceratops irvinensis CMNFV41357.

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A still from Walking the Chasmosaur.

 



See this dinosaur come to life in Walking the Chasmosaur, a 3D movie!
 

Lateral view of the skull of Vagaceratops irvinensis. CMNFV41357.
Vagaceratops irvinensis
catalogue: CMNFV41357



Read the amazing story of the discovery and identification of Vagaceratops irvinensis.