Tawa Hallae Dinosaur Leg Restoration

3D scanned and retoped the leg bones of a 250 Million years old Tawa Hallae dinosaur for the Paleontology Department at Virginia Tech. The OBJs were then made readied for game engine and 3D printed out and assembled. The purpose of this project was to create something that could be assembled anatomically correct for the students to study the creature locomotion and bone placement as the fossils were too fragile to be used for studying.