£10.99
30 in stock
A Wild Safari Prehistoric World Deinocheirus dinosaur model. A hand-painted model of a Deinocheirus dinosaur. Everything Dinosaur supplies the Wild Safari Prehistoric Life Deinocheirus model with a Deinocheirus fact sheet.
30 in stock
| Weight | 130 g |
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| Age | |
| Size | Length 18.5 cm, height of head 9.5 cm approx. Length 7.3 inches, height of head 3.7 inches. |
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ellisjayjoker (verified owner) –
A lovely little model for the price. Detailed well and the colour scheme is great. A model to get whilst you can as it is now retired.
Clive Jones (verified owner) –
A lovely, if rather small-scale representation of this huge late-Cretaceous ornithomimosaur. The feathered sculpt detail is amazing, but I guess 2017 is still relatively recent. I think it’s one from the hugely talented Doug Watson, whose Safari Ceratopsian series remain some of the best low-cost figures ever released (IMO). This Deinocheirus scale works out in the 1:58 ball park, so it doesn’t scale well with too many other figures. But, what I do also like about this one is that you could use it as a reasonably convincing sub-adult alongside a larger parent figure, such as the impressive PNSO Deinocheirus (Jacques). I have suggested this before on some other small-scaled Hadrosaur figures. The eyes are too small to fully complete the illusion of an infant, but work OK if you fancy a little family group. The existing tan and white paint combo is also neutral enough to represent a sub-adult that has yet to moult into the rich colourful feather tones of an adult. Alternatively, the figure could be repainted to make the plumage a closer progression to a ‘Jacques’-based adult.
I think this figure is being retired so pick one up before they are gone.
Enjoy your dinosaurs!!