The Albertosaur's head made out of 1934 Ford Pick up hood.
Ford Pick up hood.
Time Capsule to be opened in the year 3000
The rib cage is made from the ladder hoops of a an oil derrick crane.
The Albertosaur Calgary, Alberta.
Calgary, Alberta.
The dinosaur contains 686 parts salvaged in the fields of Alberta, from a scrap yard in Lavoie.
Russell used traditional Alberta farm machinary to form the body parts of the dinosaur. He purposefully used materials that were related to the Alberta oil and farm industry.
75 million years ago Dinosaurs roamed the Alberta prairies where the Chinook centre now stands.
75 years ago farm and oil machinary were being used in the same location, Zeid brings the two together to present the Albertosuares.
We ran a competition to name it and the winner named it "Scraptor."
The legs are a front end loader bucket arms,
the tail is made out of springs from an oil derrick.
The spine is made out of plow shoes.
The tail is made out of springs from oil platforms.
An inscription of all the artists and technicians involved in the creation of the whole project.
The Albertosaures offers a quiet retreat from shopping in front of TD.
The Albertosaur Exhibition in the Chinook Centre Mall Mcloud Trail, Calgary - constructed 2000.
The R.S.B. Rustler was impounded by the Alberta Authorities and exhibited in the Chinook Centre after Aphinious Bodine was caught in it trying to steal a prairie cow!
