CollectA Prehistoric Life Pteranodon Toy Dinosaur Figure - Authentic Hand Painted & Paleontologist Approved Model
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Make sure this fits by entering your model number.FUN FACTS: Pteranodon head was very long and pointed and it had four toes on each foot and three fingers on each hand. It\'s name means "toothless wing." This flying reptile could fly high and for long periods of time, however not having any teeth it would prey on fish and swallow their food whole.PALEONTOLOGIST APPROVED: Working with experts from across the globe, Collecta hand-painted figurines are all factually accurate and paleontologist-approved, so little ones get to learn while they play.AUTHENTICITY: Each prehistoric sculpture has been approved by Anthony Beeson, a well respected expert in palaeoimagery who is also an art librarian, archaeologist and collector, based in the city of Bristol, England.SAFETY: All CollectA products are individually hand crafted with only the finest materials and rigorously tested to ensure they meet the highest safety standards.PRODUCT SPECS: Pteranodon measures 6.3" L x 1.2" H
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CollectA\'s detailed replica of the familiar Pteranodon is depicted soaring in flight, with its wings extended. This flying reptile existed during the late Cretaceous Period, in the area that encompasses present-day Kansas, Alabama, Nebraska, Wyoming and South Dakota. Over 1,000 specimens of Pteranodon have been identified to date. Adult males grew to be about 18 feet long and females grew up to 12 feet in length. This beautifully sculpted, collectible figure from our Prehistoric Life Collection measures 6.3\'\'L x 1.2\'\'H. Each prehistoric figure in our collection has been approved by archeologist Anthony Beeson, a well-respected expert in paleoimagery. All CollectA models are individually hand crafted to the highest standards and made with the finest and safest phthalate-free, lead-free materials. Create a natural world in miniature with high quality toy replicas from CollectA. Our mission is to educate collectors and to provide the greatest opportunity for creative play.
Make sure this fits by entering your model number.FUN FACTS: Pteranodon head was very long and pointed and it had four toes on each foot and three fingers on each hand. It\'s name means "toothless wing." This flying reptile could fly high and for long periods of time, however not having any teeth it would prey on fish and swallow their food whole.PALEONTOLOGIST APPROVED: Working with experts from across the globe, Collecta hand-painted figurines are all factually accurate and paleontologist-approved, so little ones get to learn while they play.AUTHENTICITY: Each prehistoric sculpture has been approved by Anthony Beeson, a well respected expert in palaeoimagery who is also an art librarian, archaeologist and collector, based in the city of Bristol, England.SAFETY: All CollectA products are individually hand crafted with only the finest materials and rigorously tested to ensure they meet the highest safety standards.PRODUCT SPECS: Pteranodon measures 6.3" L x 1.2" H
상품설명
CollectA\'s detailed replica of the familiar Pteranodon is depicted soaring in flight, with its wings extended. This flying reptile existed during the late Cretaceous Period, in the area that encompasses present-day Kansas, Alabama, Nebraska, Wyoming and South Dakota. Over 1,000 specimens of Pteranodon have been identified to date. Adult males grew to be about 18 feet long and females grew up to 12 feet in length. This beautifully sculpted, collectible figure from our Prehistoric Life Collection measures 6.3\'\'L x 1.2\'\'H. Each prehistoric figure in our collection has been approved by archeologist Anthony Beeson, a well-respected expert in paleoimagery. All CollectA models are individually hand crafted to the highest standards and made with the finest and safest phthalate-free, lead-free materials. Create a natural world in miniature with high quality toy replicas from CollectA. Our mission is to educate collectors and to provide the greatest opportunity for creative play.
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