Description
A carnivorous theropod dinosaur from the beginning of the Jurassic (about 200 million years ago), the Dilophosaurus could measure up to 20 feet long and had to weigh around 1100 pounds. Joints allowed him to squint the two bony ridges of his skull that make his peculiarity, and gave him his name (lizard with 2 crests in Greek).
The Papo Cryolophosaurus has been painstakingly hand-painted, with an extraordinary amount of detail being sculpted and painted. It features a hinged lower jaw, allowing the mouth to be open and closed.
Papo’s figurines are hand-painted and made from durable synthetic plastic. Highly detailed with a natural color-scheme that replicates the real animal, making the figure extremely realistic looking.
Measures approx. 6 L x 3 H.
