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A dinosaur model box set featuring a scale model of the long-necked dinosaur Diplodocus and a scale model of a Kentrosaurus, an armoured dinosaur. A dinosaur model set featuring a Diplodocus dinosaur and a Kentrosaurus dinosaur
Great for creative, imaginative play.
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Developed under the guidance of the London Natural History Museum’s Dinosaur researcher Dr Paul Barrett, a dinosaur model box set featuring Diplodocus and the armoured dinosaur Kentrosaurus. Each finely detailed model reflects the very latest scientific interpretations. Packaging folds down to make a handy dinosaur data card. A Diplodocus and Kentrosaurus dinosaur model set.
Sales of this product support the Natural History Museum.
| Age | 4+ |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | di-PLOH-de-kus (double beam), ken-troh-sore-us (spike lizard) |
| Size | Diplodocus Length 40 cm, Kentrosaurus Length 9 cm |
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Stuart (verified owner) –
My son absolutely loves this Diplodocus and his little Kentrosaurus friend! The Diplodocus is truly impressive, everyone in my office wants one now as well after I had it delivered there!
Models are very well made and decorated which makes them look very realistic and they also seem pretty tough.
The dinosaur info sheets are a nice touch, giving one an insight into what these guys would have eaten, where they lived, how big they were etc…
Angel Gomez –
The dinosaurs are well designed. They look great.
In addition, the package includes dino’s information.
Unbeatable.
Diplodocus Fan –
So thrilled to see this online, a really good model of a Diplodocus from the Natural History Museum in London, in combination with a rare model of a spiky dinosaur – super.