Adam Savage's Dino Build: Testing the Paint (Ep 2)

[@tested]

Gary Staab's TEDx Talk: Studying the dead to understand life: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn26l5Vvm66XldE Learn more about Gary Staab's work at www.staabstudios.com/ Follow Gary Staab on Instagram: instagram.com/staabstudios/ Special thanks to the team at Animax Designs for making this build possible! www.animaxdesigns.com/ Adam Savage's Dino Build: Building the Infrastructure (Ep 1): kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl6UonWYntdmsKM Adam Savage's Dino Build: Testing the Paint (Ep 2): kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGS4oYqOabKbnNE Adam Savage's Dino Build: The Great Jaw Mech Fail (Ep 3): kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zl6wZmh6h5KgiLM Adam Savage Assembles His Raptor (Ep 0): kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHq3hKl3lLVgrck Troubleshooting the Dino Jaw Mechanism (Patron/Premium Exclusive): kzbin.info/www/bejne/poisoZmIZ8ejY9k

[@samueljanzen2389]

When did all the skin and limbs get done? I would've liked to see that

[@sikliztailbunch]

That´s great but it´s not a velociraptor. Those were as big as turkeys not as rhinos XD

[@TSIRKLAND]

So fun to see two experiences craftsmen / artists trust each other, learn from each other, create together, swap tips and knowledge and enjoy their shared knowledge and work toward a goal - in a non-stress, just for fun, "let's play" sort of way. So wholesome!

[@marypasco2213]

@@TSIRKLAND -I’m a little surprised Savage allowed ‘free reign’ to his power tools. Him, being ADHD, I thought that that would have been a little nerve wracking (?). Even to a fellow ‘maker’. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@tested]

@@marypasco2213 Nope, Adam is delighted when people move about his shop like it's theirs.

[@ArtByKarenEHaley]

@@marypasco2213I think Adam is more fascinated by seeing others get creative than he is worried about his replaceable tools and supplies

[@thomgizziz]

You mean BS? Gary was at best trying to be a yes man and go along with anything and everything to the point that Adam has to drop whole lines of conversation because Gary went too far trying to please him.

[@ChaitanyaSrikar]

​@@thomgizziz it's Adam's project. Gary is there to assist him with Adam's vision not his own. This is how it is supposed to be where Gary allows Adam's thoughts and ideas to take priority while he helps with execution with his skill set.

[@titusweikal414]

This is way to surreal. Grew up about 10 minutes from this guy, and his family are super close with mine. He even plays cello in a band with my dad, Ray. I remember going over to his workshop to see what he was making. Hell, his wife's shop was where my dad had his reception. I also grew up a massive mythbusters fan, and a few years ago "I am one degree separated from Adam Savage" became my fun fact at parties. So strange to be reminded and see Gary Staab walking around in the tested facility.

[@seeing8spots]

Honestly this guy seems just as cool as Adam himself!

[@tested]

Gary is COOLER.

[@titusweikal414]

@ honestly, 100% true. Definitely the coolest guy I know!

[@collinparson1691]

Gary is a good friend, and a great person. Congratulations 👏

[@collinparson1691]

Very cool. Same. Experience. He played guitar in a band with my dad!

[@frosty_otter7155]

Two Veteran artists having fun collaborating is one of the most wholesome things to see.

[@FuelX]

I like the rubber band around the mouth so the raptor doesn't bite.

[@ArtByKarenEHaley]

I wish Steve Irwin was still here to wrassle this beast just for fun

[@Knightlight1]

@@ArtByKarenEHaley im not crying you are!

[@countessk]

@@ArtByKarenEHaley Awww, I can just imagine how he would tell us what a beauty the dino is while stalking Adam wearing the costume and end up tackling a big stuffed animal for the chuckles. 😭 What a collab that would have been.

[@AngelWeTrust]

joke right?

[@FuelX]

@@ArtByKarenEHaley If there were still Raptors alive, he definitely would have tried.

[@peckenstein]

This was better than I could have imagined it to be. Gary is awesome and such a wealth of knowledge. Worth the wait to be continuing this series again.

[@LuvLikeTruck]

He's energy and knowledge and sweetness is infectious

[@frostyfingers9282]

I am a science writer specialising in dinosaur content for a world famous natural history museum and I have to say, your guest here really knows his dinosaur facts. He was bang on the money with everything he said

[@macavitythemysterycat]

The only thing that bothers me is her poor broken wrists. Those hands should be pointing at each other, not down to the ground.

[@cooldude6269]

I mean it’s a costume, and humans can’t really hit the proper hand posture, but still

[@CShirSalad616]

“I don’t know if I can use that shot.” 😂 that last little line and Adam immediately laughing realizing why was so funny!

[@RoelfvanderMerwe]

Wow, this guy is amazing. Can we have more of him pleeeeeez?❤🎉

[@tested]

YES!!!!

[@AerikArkadian]

This is exactly the scope of ridiculousness that I have come to expect and love

[@benjudd3486]

Really cool to see that the weight/ balance concern with the tail bending matches up with the real life animal.

[@NotTheStinkyCheese]

In a way it had to, right ? It's physics and these animals did exist ... It would have been odd if there had been a different mechanic, not impossible ... just odd. It's still fun when ideas match reality.

[@elliot_grooves]

We need a short film with Corridor using this costume!!!

[@3nertia]

That would be pretty epic!

[@stevestogsdill5791]

YES!

[@tested]

🤔

[@boredaf6332]

@@tested SO glad you guys read that. Make it real

[@Arifaeth]

That would be rad!!

[@NickMK]

As a miniature painter, it's always fun to see how prop making uses such similar processes

[@thomgizziz]

Holy crap, somebody used "As a [something]" to actually add context rather than as a crutch to try and make their assertion seem stronger.

[@gl15col]

I really appreciate that they gave her lips; that seems really more true to nature as just about the only animals without lips live in the water so it keeps their teeth from drying out. And when they lifted her up, and one leg naturally stretched out and boy you can see the connection to birds as it looked like a raw chicken leg...this critter is gonna be a huge hit when she shows up at cons.

[@alextopfer1068]

Yeah a lot of dinosaurs had lips. Also beaks

[@thewingedporpoise]

I mean, Jurassic Park had that right with the Velociraptors, they've always had their teeth stowed away for later use

[@TreyEversman]

Shew..this Dino skin fabric is amazingggg! I wish there was something like this readily available on a consumer level. 🦖

[@SilvaDreams]

It is but you have to specially order it most fabric sellers just carry standard clothing materials.

[@tomkroebel4936]

Simply google for "reptile vinyl upholstery"!

[@LeoMastroTV]

Love these kinds of videos in which you just build with and talk to someone about all kinds of stuff from the film industry or science related things. I always check the first 2 minutes and end up watching the whole video. As a VFX/CG Artist myself I tend to relate to a lot of the things you guys talk about but just in a different media context and it's so interesting. Especially what you said about the emotions that go into creating and the work or craft itself. I could listen to those conversations all day.

[@Vickie-Bligh]

This was fascinating. Gary is phenomenal. And Josh made the entire video with that last cut. I laughed so hard and I really needed it.

[@TheAJWendel]

Really enjoy watching Adam work with other makers. Would love more of this!

[@countessk]

It is fun to watch people who are really passionate about a subject, working on that subject. They are just so excited and happy to be in their element. The learning from each other and appreciation of each other's work is very wholesome and a pleasure to watch. Really enjoying this build and the collab!

[@JustGeorgiaxD]

There is nothing cooler than two people geeking out together, such a great video

[@SeedsOfZion]

These two made a great duo. I'd love to see more collaborations.

[@DugTheDog]

I really really really hope this thing has feathers in the end. The Appletv docu raptors looked fantastic and scary with their colorful feathers. My fav from those was the white one, can’t remember which episode was it though.

[@griffinwolf5704]

So many things I could compliment here, so many, but today I want to say how good the cameraperson was.Excellent work in this one!

[@TheTontomtoofat]

+1 on the finger sanders. One of the coolest tools that gets used often on my project!

[@Lumibear.]

Oh Adam, that last shot, I loved how everyone else spotted it first. Hahaha!

[@mtnvalley9298]

hilarious ending! thanks Adam and Co.

[@thefossilpark]

We couldn't ask for a cooler collab!! 🦖🦕Way to go Gary & Adam!

[@thisischris5351]

Need a full length documentary on this whole thing 👍🏻 🙌🏻

[@TheOdditorium1]

I am absolutely loving this series. With 2 mins to go I’m thinking “Man, I could watch another hour of this”. Adam, your childlike enthusiasm during every stage of a build is wonderful and so inspiring.

[@panfried_egg]

20:40 claws don't typically have cutting edges in the way teeth would, they're just pointy. So they can cut, but it kinda tears. If you've ever seen a cat claw they're the same. So, yes, as with cats they would be primarily for holding things, but they absolutely can cut and slash. It just wouldn't be pretty.

[@KaijuBiologist]

This is definitely one of the best videos I've seen here. Watching these two experts working together, sharing ideas and anecdotes, bouncing ideas and thoughts off each other is just beautiful.

[@glengreen]

I had the identical reaction of Adam when I saw the finger sander. It was perfect that he explained it.

[@superkaboose1066]

Gary was so down to earth and scientifically realistic, such a nice breath if fresh air, the paint experimenting was amazing.

[@jesuschrist7833]

Reminds me of my favorite Halo 3 quote. “It’s chill! Me and Reptar are homies now.” ~Sergeant Johnson

[@megantosen5468]

Wow! Didn't know Jesus liked halo 😂

[@BelgarionDoUrden]

You dont know how much i want to see her finnished ( and Adam having fun in it) but i am enyoing the process so much!

[@crayonzii]

The timing of these new raptor videos are perfect, I’m about to start on my raptor mask and tail too. Amazing work, very inspirational.

[@thejacksonmurphy]

That ending was perfect gold!

[@tested]

Thanks for saying so!

[@jessicaoverthinks]

"I was wondering where the killing claws were." ME TOO, GUY. I was worried for a bit there. I shouldn't have doubted Adams attention to detail.

[@pierrecameau176]

I love seeing Adam’s passion resonate. Reminds me of when I used to watch myth busters with such joy

[@mylittleparody2277]

More Raptor adventures! Yay! The pain is going to look great! Also, it was really nice to see you two interact and, despite being two professionals, learn from each other!

[@ReedCBowman]

I needed a finger sander for a specific project. I didn't know they existed, had never seen one, but said "this has to exist." Usually when I say that it doesn't or is inaccessible to normal humans. But this time I went looking, found it, bought it instantly. Love them.

[@HVLmusic]

Very enjoyable watching these two work together

[@JUSTSOPISSEDOFF]

Adam building things makes my job so much more bearable. I stare at excel sheets all day, and this stuff really helps!

[@ArtByKarenEHaley]

I hope you are able to find or make time after work to feed your soul with doing things you enjoy ❤

[@JUSTSOPISSEDOFF]

@@ArtByKarenEHaley Thank you! I try to fill as much of my free time with things that fulfill me. I hope you do as well and keep up with your art!

[@petergilbert7106]

I realised how much Adam Savage has taught me over the years, but how my memory for recent information isn't 100 percent. I remember the Apple boxes orientation being three cities, and I think New York is the upright one, Los Angeles is the flat one, then possible Chicago being the intermediate. I may of course be making all this up and googling would take a fifth of a second, but wheres the fun in that?

[@Jemppu]

Whaaat! I just (re)watched the first part yesterday, and now there's already part two. Yay!

[@Tardisntimbits]

The fact that Gary tests on his skin the same way I do makes me feel less bad about how much of myself ends up painted when I paint things lol

[@philippkuhnert1451]

Adams excitement, love and expressed passion for his projects and for learning new things and techniques ist just pure❤ I love watching his videos so much.

[@EmileVinesh]

I love this build! I'm learning soo much about what comes with crafting and what tools are being used. Plus I'm learning about my favorite dinosaur in this video! That parachute cord through the tail for a better balance is something I never thought about before.

[@BennyBigIron]

That’s the best shot ever😂🤣😂🤣 also, more serious note, I am OBSESSED with this color palette. I’m almost completely certain this wasn’t the idea but it’s like the perfect fall time mix.

[@LafeiMcCloud]

Needed this....with all the bad coming in the world...seeing two friends that are expert artists just......do what they love the most, sharing tips and tricks, seeing dry brush done in a large scale was also awesome!!

[@JolynBowler]

Such wonderful fun. Welcome home and thank you all. 💙🌻💙

[@tomkroebel4936]

You're doing a fantastic job and it's looking really menacing at this time. However and if it's not too late at this point I would suggest the addition of a mechanism to make the eyelids blink when Adam pushes a button as this would make it feel even more lifelike!

[@WhoYaGonnaCall]

I would love to build my own Velociraptor. 😍 Thank you so much for showing! 🥰

[@tnwhitley]

The feeling I got at the end when you two were painting was Bob Ross & the love ❤️ he put into his paintings. Thank you for such an enjoyable video!

[@matthewhinton8528]

This was such an amazing video! I absolutely loved watching the two of you work together, and sharing your stories and ideas was wonderful!

[@tested]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@SA12String]

I can't wait to see the paint process. I hope you film it all and let us watch the entire process. It's awesome to watch you two work together.

[@jwfm.global]

the best series on this channel period

[@bigbulldragon]

I loved how your talk migrated to animals themselves and not just the art they inspire, this of course leads me to my own story with my rescue dog. He is a Husky and Akbash mix, Akbash are Turkish LGD related to the Pyrenes Mountain Dog (think of a short hair Pyri) and when we got him at 1yr 3 mo old he had not had a lot of training, not very trusting and very possessive; the one time he bit me it was me trying to take something away from him he shouldn't have. One day when out for a walk he got very distressed and panicky and then I realized he had chomped on a stick and broken off the ends getting the middle wedged across (between?) his teeth and was trying to get his tongue above it to pry it out. After trying to calm him a little I saw he realized I was trying to help and he let me reach in and pull out the piece of stick and that action to help him changed our relationship from then on, 7 years later he is the best, smartest, obedient dog I have every had.

[@kevinlucas8437]

Great collaboration with Gary !!! Great input from him.

[@big_icky]

Gary is an absolute legend!

[@bonce]

:) ty for including that shot

[@ThePaperBat]

Adam seems like such a fanboy. I love it. 41:31

[@IslandLife]

I can't get enough of this Dino build! I'm soo excited for paint! I think your painting and weathering videos are my favorite, and this is just such a cool build to paint.

[@garrettsteele1174]

The first time I saw a finger sander was on a video from the UK from a person who was vacuum forming Stormtrooper helmets. He used the finger sander to open up the mouth air vents and I knew I needed that tool.

[@dcmodderful]

@33:25 I heard for a split second what I thought was a squeaker from a dog toy, and then I couldn't help but laugh at the thought of the raptor costume squeaking every time a step is taken. Lol.

[@ErikDavisHeim]

I’m really excited to see this project being finished!

[@SquallLion1]

she's gorgeous. almost alive! a beautiful dragon.

[@cecilhedgepeth4447]

I love the mention of the dark center line conversation it’s seen so commonly in nature the subject of camouflage from such a well known predator you see this effect clearly in Most fish species hiding in shades and shadows the aerial view of fish in nature always blows my mind when you compare to side views in respect to color and shading.

[@rusted_chain6806]

I would love to see you two work on more projects together!

[@tested]

We would love that!

[@a51mj12]

@@tested do it

[@thesilverdragon1963]

Absolutely fascinating to be able to see the design process, the engineering, and the work through various issues on this. Beautiful and inspiring!❤

[@PaintpalSue]

I love everything about this make, such a joy to watch them collaborate so beautifully on Adam’s vision for this amazing costume, and Josh did a great job with the videography. I’m rewatching it this morning, and sticking by my original suggestion of “Glimmer” for her name❤❤❤

[@Allthatiskaotik]

Adam crawling out of the bottom of suit reminds me of that Ace Ventura scene with the Rhino. IYKYK lol

[@calvinthomas1642]

The mother raptor is giving birth! XD

[@yakirfrankoveig8094]

I love it When you think of an improvmemt to something and you find out nature already thought of it happens so often and still amazing everytime

[@jonathaneast3727]

Dang it!! I wish you had talked more about the skin fabric

[@benjo145]

its nice to hear Crichtons involvement included, the Book actually references Deinonychus. Wu tells them that the raptors are 'Velociraptor Mongoliensis' later on Alan asks Timmy what he thought about the identification. Timmy thinks they are 'Velociraptor Antirrhopus' given their size. Of course 'velociraptor Antirrhopus' is a synonym of 'Deinonychus Antirrhopus' its also nice to hear some decision making that Spielberg made, wanting it to be larger and more scary for the film. then whilst filming commenced the 'Utahraptor' was discovered by James Kirkland. i watched an interview on The Gaming Beaver you tube channel with James Kirkland and he tells a story where he was at an event, not too long after retrieving the specimen with some of the crew for Jurassic park, they had a prop claw and he compared it to the fossil claw he had with him. The fossil claw was larger, but the curve was less pronounced. Really loving this build, I wondered what happened to all those years ago and i'm really looking forward to see how it turns out.

[@iridescentsquids]

I love this build so much.

[@ronald7378]

Worth the wait!

[@kaceesavage]

This is the coolest costume I have seen you make. Awesome!

[@lexidiusBS]

Give this cameraman a raise.

[@joshbymyself]

😅

[@TheCmDragon]

Working on projects like this would have been a dream job. Just being able to talk a cooperate with another artist on a huge project, I'm so jealous.

[@cynicalmamc]

You know I love watching Adam work but seeing all the sanding of foam and use of adhesives without any sort of respirator being used terrified the hell out of me, you really do not want to be breathing in foam dust and solvents. I'm a little surprised and dismayed how you were doing things in this video. Other than that great works as ever, she's coming along nicely.

[@mikegmcg]

First thing I noticed when they got to the finger sanders.

[@TheForce_Productions]

Hynemann is after the T-Rex? 😏

[@mael6834]

I'm so building one of these. Awesome.

[@Jezza_C_WT]

I'm absolutely loving this project. Super inspiring!! 😸👍

[@TheRegret]

appreciation of history vs just learning the process. at first yeah, i just want to know how to get my product to look how i want it to. now i feel more appreciation on the process of creating the steps to create the final product i want and the information i've gained from; A) these vieos, B) attempting projects of my own with the optimism of failure is a step in learning.

[@corrinastanley125]

Really cool, thanks Adam and Gary. Fun editing too 😂.

[@protoborg]

I would so love to work with Adam. He seems like fun to do projects with.

[@billbucktube]

There is a LOT of acreage to paint‼️ It can be a very dis-spiriting experience to miss the mark. Can’t wait to see the finished raptor.

[@pictie]

Iam so excited for this build its a total dream of mine to build one so I can go whair it around town to entertain people. So jealous right now

[@soulcollctr]

This is my childhood dream costume cool to see you make it for real!!!!😮

[@michelletewhata7768]

Great job😊

[@Macakiux]

I remember when I was 10 (around 1993) reading an article about how they found the big raptor in Utah and named it Utahraptor Spilvergensis for the resemblance to the raptors of the movie. But Jurassic Park already came out by then. The dino designs by Mike 'Crash' McCreery for the movie were Based 100% on the Deinonychus. Actual Utahraptors are a bit larger than the fictional raptors in the movie.

[@viktorfahlstrom7489]

A very fun and interesting watch. Please do more!

[@consterthemonster9614]

Whoa did Adam clone himself it’s so cool seeing you guys bounce off each other

[@worbjorb]

OHHHHH I DREAM TO HAVE A ARTIST WORKSHOP LIKE URS TO DO SILLY EXPERIMENTS AND FUN THINGS LIKE THIS WITH AND THEN COLLAB WITH FELLOW CRAFTIES AND HAVE THE MOST INSANE HYPERFIXATED CONVERSATIONS THAT LAST HOURSSSSS

[@chrunchmaster]

@24:44 this shot tho, panning down the whole dino and then pulling focus onto adam working 👌

[@BattleDuck-ov4fm]

That costume will look absolutely .... SAVAGE

[@Beanedict_C]

At 29:40 - Can confirm! Sometimes when gluing corks on woodwind instrument keys, I’ll have a bit of pre-contact-cemented cork and rather than trying to spread some on the key, I’ll just warm it with my torch and then press the cork onto it. It works just as well, at least at that scale. The only difference is whether the size/shape is easier to work with the normal way or the heat-n-stick way.

[@martink.461]

Incredible!

[@TT79-]

Incredible