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Star Ace’s “Wonders of the Wild” series brings collectors the Spinosaurus, the largest carnivore of the early Jurassic period! It was similar to the Tyrannosaurus Rex except for a longer snout and large spine protrusions, indicating that it would have had a large sail-like feature on its back.
This version is based on recent discoveries that the Spinosaurus had shorter front arms than previously thought. This dinosaur may have been as long as 15 meters and weighed over 13 tonnes. There is evidence that it hunted in the water and may have been an accomplished swimmer.
Famed dinosaur sculptor Sean Cooper has re-created this amazing ancient creature based on fossil evidence. This unique paint job depicts the creature hunting partially submerged in a lake or river. The polyresin base is the lakebed with a saw-nosed fish swimming along the bottom.
This polyresin statue has been hand painted by the artisans at Kaibutsuya and is 32 cm long. It is mounted to an environment base with a nameplate identifying the scientific name and habitat.
Don't miss your chance to add this dinosaur statue to your collection today!