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Instead of dinosaurs dying, imagine they made spaceships and flew off into space and lived on different planets?
This series is my childhood, and I know no one has heard of it, but it still holds my heart dear.
This is Teggs, the leader of the DSS Sauropod
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Zino Redesign!!
To the three people who followed me for Astrosaurs‼️
Okay so I TECHNICALLY haven't read the new Mission to Infinity comic yet but I've seen a lot of the pages online and I love the more anthropomorphised style they went for with the characters so,,, Zino revamp he's so cute I fear
This is so out of nowhere but does anyone here remember the children book series ''Austrosaurs''??? I randomly found theses books again in an old box and they are literally just Star Trek but with dinosaurs, right? Like, there was this ship the USS Sauropod and the captain (I kinda had a crush on him when I was 8, don't @ me that stegosaurus was kinda hot), his collected and logical first officer, his communications officer and a chief engineer, and they go on adventures in space and solve problems. Also a literal neutral zone between the Herbivorous' space region and the Carnivorous'. Even their uniforms on the book cover art (well on the French edition anyway) look like starfleet uniforms.
I think I just found the missing link on how dinosaur-obsessed kid me became scifi-obsessed me, and also maybe why something about Star Trek immediately clicked for me when I first saw the 2009 movie lmao
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Space Dinos! Or AstroSaurs or...well I have to think about the name. This is an idea I am developing for a line of action figures. Still a lot of work to do! I have many more species in mind. Feel free to suggest species you would like to see! These are just the first three. Next step is to engineer the joints and articulations. That is going to be quite challenging.
Aiming to Kickstart these guys at some point next year!! If you would be interested, please let me know! It is very encouraging!
Cheers!!
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This book is the first in the Astrosaurs series by Steve Cole. It was originally published in the UK before being brought across the pond. Sadly, while it did pretty well in its home country, it was pretty short-lived in America, possibly having something to do with the Writers' Strike. Looking at it now, I have to wonder--why was this never a cartoon?
*rereads the Astrosaurs series which I haven’t done again since I was like 10 or something*
headcanon that teggs would be voiced by patton oswalt you can’t change my mind
does anyone else remember Astrosaurs?
That book series was THE SHIT
