Building Diorama of Late Cretaceous North America Dinosaurs & Plants

I have created a diorama that represents the Late Cretaceous Hell Creek period, which dates back to 65 million years ago. During this time, there was a vast ocean, large forests, and impact plains on the land.
The diorama depicts an archaeological recreation of this period, complete with a stream in the impact plain, fir trees, ferns, saxifrage, and other aquatic plants. In the scene, a pair of Anzu Wyliei can be seen hunting, while Wound-toothed Dinosaurs are seen escaping. A primitive axe turtle can also be seen hiding in the bushes along the riverbank.
In this video, we provide a detailed showcase of the entire process and materials used in creating the scene. It is particularly noteworthy how we have recovered various representative plants to create the vegetation. We hope that this scene offers a fresh perspective to modelers and dinosaur enthusiasts alike.
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