Nasutoceratops in a Diesel Locomotive
A curved-horned Nasutoceratops appears inside a heavy diesel locomotive engine.
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Nasutoceratops in a Heavy Locomotive
This illustration features a Nasutoceratops positioned in a diesel locomotive. The prehistoric reptile with its sweeping horns is paired with a heavy rail transport engine.
Facts About Nasutoceratops and Diesel Trains
Nasutoceratops had unusually curved horns above its eyes that pointed forward, resembling the horns of modern cattle more than any other ceratopsian. Diesel locomotives generate electricity using internal combustion engines to power traction motors located on their axles.
Natural Colors for Nasutoceratops and Rail Engines
- Nasutoceratops body: Muted olive green, brown, or dark gray
- Nasutoceratops horns: Light tan or weathered ivory shades
- Locomotive casing: Industrial blue, deep yellow, or red metal
- Locomotive metal parts: Dark gray, steel, or matte black