I guess?

Dolichorhynchops, dracorex, masiakasaurus and albertosaurus. All of them are intended for carnivores 2.

Masiakasaurus based on design by
Albertosaurus based on design by

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Forgot how fun it was to sketch with ballpoint pens! Here we have an Albertosaurus (maybe?) and The Isle's Dilophosaurus (my beloved).

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FINAL 48 HRS! The Beasts of the Mesozoic: Tyrannosaur Series is now winding down and here's a look at the electrifying final package art for the final stretch goal, Albertosaurus- by Raph Lomotan! Tyrannosaur Series: https://t.co/WTapYFLHRR

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Your comment literally represents me🤣🤣🤣

The Albertosaurus is my favorite dinosaur since I met him in the History series Jurassic Fight Club.

If the T. rex is a Truck this is the sport model.

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They've already shown BOTM's Albertosaurus prototype design ...

The same will be my farotism for this species, but it seems to me the best of the line.

For me your purchase is mandatory either sooner or later

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Icon commission for PuppyDex! It's a Solarsaurus, based off Albertosaurus! ^^

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tried to sculpt a Tyrannosaurid-ish dino, maybe an albertosaurus lol, excuse my crappy sculpt, I'm still relatively new to 3d sculpting x'd

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More Tyrannosauroids for 700+ followers:
1.Albertosaurus sarcophagus;
2.Suskityrannus hazelae
3.Yutyrannus huali
4.Dilong paradoxus

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Albertosaurus sarcophagus

(Based on the skeletal by G.S. Paul)

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今日のラクガキ
sarcophagus

うーん、まだまだ使いこなせない。。。

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Though Albertosaurus was pretty big, it was a dwarf compared to its cousin, T. rex. “Gorgosaurus” is likely just a species of Albertosaurus, and this animal, according to fossil evidence, may have lived in packs!

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albertosaurus from JOG

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Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays everyone! 🎄
I couldn't resist making this piece 🍪

25. Albertosaurus+Gift

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A pair of creepy looking Albertosaurus sarcpohagus (Alberta lizard) patrolling the forest of Alberta, Canada. Also found in USA, from the Late Cretaceous (possibly as early as the Campanian and Maastrichtian Age 73-68 MYA), Horseshoe Canyon Formation. Named by Henry Fairfield

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