STEAM_WORKSHOP creator
Teutonicus
23 projects across 1 game, 12.3k downloads in total.
- Projects
- 23
- Game
- 1
- Downloads
- 12.3k
- Last shipped
- 3 y ago
- Bisonia NiemiiBisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation.1.2k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Bisonia Niemii StandBisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation.1.1k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Bisonia Niemii 1Bisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation.1.1k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Bisonia Niemii2Bisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation.1.1k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Calamus VineWait-a-while vine. The genus Calamus was present by the Campainian, A climbing rambling palm, covered almost entirely in spikes and barbs,692 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- Big Forked CycadA modification of the cycad by Seikatsu543 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Glenchenia ThicketA thicket of Gleichenian Ferns, a family of ferns as old as the Carboniferous and is common in the Mesozoic. Gleinchenia ferns will grow in disturbed areas and form sprawling thickets several metres tall, will also ramble up other vegetation.528 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Medium Wiechelsia Reticulata MangroveA very common mangrove tree fern from Midd Cretaceus North Africa, this tree thickly lined the intertidal areas of the Kem Kem beds and Bayihara formation. Bring on the Spinos!515 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Weichelsia Reticulata MangroveA very common mangrove tree fern from Midd Cretaceus North Africa, this tree thickly lined the intertidal areas of the Kem Kem beds and Bayihara formation. Bring on the Spinos!482 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Large Wiechelsia Reticulata MangroveA very common mangrove tree fern from Midd Cretaceus North Africa, this tree thickly lined the intertidal areas of the Kem Kem beds and Bayihara formation. Bring on the Spinos!442 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Large Savannah Weichelsia ReticulataSpanish specimens that have been referred to the genus and species Weichelsia Reticulata dating from the early Cretaceus seem to have inhabited the open and seasonal savannah rather than a mangrove swamp.424 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Tiny Microcycas fruitingA small tropical cycad species that is fruiting.393 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Archaeopterix AviaryA large aviary with a mesh enclosed walkway through the middle, and several roosts for the Archaeopterix.392 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Medium Savannah Weichelsia ReticulataSpanish specimens that have been referred to the genus and species Weichelsia Reticulata dating from the early Cretaceus seem to have inhabited the open and seasonal savannah rather than a mangrove swamp.391 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Small Wichelsia Retculata mangroveA very common mangrove tree fern from Midd Cretaceus North Africa, this tree thickly lined the intertidal areas of the Kem Kem beds and Bayihara formation. Bring on the Spinos!391 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Small Savannah Weichelsia ReticulataSpanish specimens that have been referred to the genus and species Weichelsia Reticulata dating from the early Cretaceus seem to have inhabited the open and seasonal savannah rather than a mangrove swamp.386 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Tall Cycad Grove2380 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Tiny MicrocycasA Small tropical cycad that is not fruiting.370 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Paired tall cycads367 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Tall Cycad Grove1364 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Glenchenia thicket 2A thicket of Gleichenian Ferns, a family of ferns as old as the Carboniferous and is common in the Mesozoic. Gleinchenia ferns will grow in disturbed areas and form sprawling thickets several metres tall, will also ramble up other vegetation.346 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Ridiculously rainforested samaneaMOAR epiphytes MOAR245 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Ridiclously Epiphytic Kapok treeA nice tropicalised kapok tree with climbing monsteria, vines, orchids and bromiliades.232 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
23 projects, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.