 This was reported in "New Scientist" magazine, where it was remarked that "Stegosaurus" was generally believed to be "about as cursorial as a fridge-freezer".Sculptor Jim Gary created several, almost-life-sized versions of "Stegosaurus".Beginning in the 1960s, one always was displayed among his traveling exhibition, "Jim Gary's Twentieth Century Dinosaurs", and they are frequently used as an illustration of his work in books and articles about the artist because of their distinctive characteristics.