Dinosaur Models

Brachiosaurus is one of the largest creatures ever to live on our planet. Before Titanosaurians were discovered in 1993, Brachiosaurus was regarded as the biggest creature of all times.
It could reach 25 metres (82 ft) in length and weighed approximately 50 tons, although some scientists think that some Brachiosaurus may have weighed up to 80 tons. Brachiosaurus lived during the Late Jurassic Period.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 20cm (8")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Triceratops (Ref: 0028)

2. Stegosaurus (Ref: 0025)

3. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

Brachiosaurus is one of the largest creatures ever to live on our planet. Before Titanosaurians were discovered in 1993, Brachiosaurus was regarded to as the biggest creature of all times.
It could reach 25 metres (82 ft) in length and weighed approximately 50 tons, although some scientists think that some Brachiosaurus may have weighed up to 80 tons. Brachiosaurus lived during the Late Jurassic Period.

Moulded in plastic.
Length: around 35cm (14")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Pteranodon (Ref: 0037)

2. Triceratops (Ref: 0036)

3. Giant T-rex Model (Ref: 0003)

Camarasaurus takes its name from the hollow spaces or chambers in the backbone, which helped reduce the weight of the neck. It was one of the most popular sauropods - gigantic plant-eating dinosaurs. Camarasaurus was 18 metres (60ft) long and weighed 18 tonnes.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 37cm (15")
Accurate scale of 1:40
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A roaring dilophosaurus. Press the button on its belly and you will hear him roar!

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 11" (28cm)
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Bouncing Dinosaur Ball (Ref: 0002toy)

2. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

3. Dinosaur Action Figure Set of 8 (Ref: 0018toy)

Diplodocus was a gigantic plant eating dinosaur living during the end of the Jurassic Period. It could reach up to 27 metres (90ft) in length, of which 15 metres would be the tail and 6 metres - the neck. The enormous, whip-like tail was composed of about 80 vertebrae. It is estimated that a Diplodocus could weigh up to 12 tonnes.

Cold cast in bronzed resin.
Length: around 36cm (14-1/2")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Stegosaurus (Ref: 0010)

Iguanodon lived around 130 million years ago in the Early Cretaceous Period. Iguanodon was one of the first dinosaurs to be formally named. They were plant eating animals that could have weighed about 4 tonnes and reached about 9 metres (30ft) in length.

Cold cast in bronzed resin.
Length: around 25cm (10")
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A roaring pachycephalosaurus. Press the button on its belly and you will hear him roar!

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 11" (28cm)
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Dinosaur Finger Puppets (Ref: 0011toy)

2. Roaring Dilophosaurus Model (Ref: 0043)

3. Dinosaur Action Figure Set of 8 (Ref: 0018toy)

Parasaurolophus is a duckbilled dinosaur. They lived during the late Cretaceous Period - 75 million years ago and are well known for their strange shaped crests. Parasaurolophus was a plant eating creature and usually reached 10 metres (33ft) in length.

Moulded in plastic.
Length: around 26cm (10-1/4")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

2. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

3. Velociraptor (Ref: 0032)

Parasaurolophus is a duckbilled dinosaur. They lived during the late Cretaceous Period - 75 million years ago and are well known for their strange shaped crests. Parasaurolophus was a plant eating creature and usually reached 10 metres (33ft) in length.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 19cm (7-1/2")
Accurate scale of 1:40
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Dinosaur Finger Puppets (Ref: 0011toy)

Parasaurolophus is a duckbilled dinosaur. They lived during the late Cretaceous Period - 75 million years ago and are well known for their strange shaped crests. Parasaurolophus was a plant eating creature and usually reached 10 metres (33ft) in length.

Cold cast in bronzed resin.
Length: around 26cm (10-1/4")
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Parasaurolophus is a duckbilled dinosaur. They lived during the late Cretaceous Period - 75 million years ago and are well known for their strange shaped crests. Parasaurolophus was a plant eating creature and usually reached 10 metres (33ft) in length.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 45cm (18")
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Protoceratops was a relatively small Ceratopsian dinosaur with a frill but no horns. It lived during the Upper Cretaceous Period (around 80 million years ago) and roamed the borderless plains of Mongolia. Protoceratops had an impressive neck frill to protect its neck from predators.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 45cm (18")
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Pteranodon was a flying reptile living during the Late Cretaceous Period around 80 million years ago. It was one of the largest flying reptiles, with a wingspan reaching 7 - 9 meters (30 ft). Pteranodon had a toothless beak.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 15cm (6")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Spinosaurus (Ref: 0034)

2. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

3. Velociraptor (Ref: 0032)

Pteranodon was a flying reptile living during the Late Cretaceous Period around 80 million years ago. It was one of the largest flying reptiles, with a wingspan reaching 7 - 9 meters (30 ft). Pteranodon had a toothless beak.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 12cm (5")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Triceratops (Ref: 0036)

2. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

3. Velociraptor (Ref: 0039)

Pteranodon was a flying reptile living during the Late Cretaceous Period around 80 million years ago. It was one of the largest flying reptiles, with a wingspan reaching 7 - 9 meters (30 ft). Pteranodon had a toothless beak.

Cold cast in bronzed resin.
Length: around 24cm (9-1/2")
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Spinosaurus was a large flesh-eating animal living in territories of modern Egypt and Morocco during the first stage of the Late Cretaceous Period around 100 million years ago.
Some scientists claim Spinosaurus to be the largest flesh-eating animal ever, even larger than the famous T-rex. It is estimated that Spinosaurus could reach 17 metres in length (56ft) and 9 tonnes in weight
The unusual spines were extensions of the spinal column and usually grew up to 2 metres (6.6 ft) long.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 12cm (5")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

2. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

3. Velociraptor (Ref: 0039)

Stegosaurus from the famous but discontinued range of BBC - Walking With Dinosaurs. The last chance to own a brand new model in its original packaging. Hurry now, only a few left in stock!

Length: around 17cm (6-3/4")
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Stegosaurus was a large (more than 9 metres (30 ft) long) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic Period. Its name means roof-lizard. This refers to the unusual plates on its back, which were probably used to regulate temperature or for defense.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 45cm (18")
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Stegosaurus was a large (more than 9 metres (30 ft) long) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic Period. Its name means roof-lizard. This refers to the unusual plates on its back, which were probably used to regulate temperature or for defense.

Cold cast in bronzed resin.
Length: around 30cm (12")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Diplodocus (Ref: 0006)

Stegosaurus was a large (more than 9 metres (30 ft) long) plant eating animal that lived during the late Jurassic Period. Its name means roof-lizard. This refers to the unusual plates on its back, which were probably used to regulate temperature or for defense.

Moulded in plastic.
Length: around 30cm (12")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Roaring Dilophosaurus Model (Ref: 0043)

2. Spinosaurus (Ref: 0034)

3. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

Stegosaurus was a large (more than 9 metres (30 ft) long) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic Period. Its name means roof-lizard. This refers to the unusual plates on its back, which were probably used to regulate temperature or for defense.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 16cm (6-1/4")
Accurate scale of 1:40
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

2. Triceratops (Ref: 0028)

3. Stegosaurus (Ref: 0025)

An articulated dinosaur presented in an attractive open display box. Painted in vibrant colour schemes and supplied with a base and name-plate.

Length: around 25cm (10")
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Stegosaurus was a large (more than 9 metres (30 ft) long) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic Period. Its name means roof-lizard. This refers to the unusual plates on its back, which were probably used to regulate temperature or for defense.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 12cm (5")
Click here for a larger image.

If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

2. Velociraptor (Ref: 0039)

3. T-rex (Ref: 0038)

Stegosaurus was a large (more than 9 metres (30 ft) long) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic Period. Its name means roof-lizard. This refers to the unusual plates on its back, which were probably used to regulate temperature or for defense.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 15cm (6")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

2. T-rex (Ref: 0029)

T-rex or Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most popular dinosaurs. It was a ferocious flesh-eating dinosaur of immense size. Its overall length was 13 metres (43 ft) and it weighed around 6 tons. T-rex lived during the end of the Cretaceous Period.

Moulded in plastic.
Length: around 30cm (12")
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A roaring Tyrannosaurus Rex. Press the button on the dinosaur's belly and you will hear it roar!

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 11" (28cm)
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

2. Triceratops (Ref: 0028)

3. Dinosaur Umbrella (Ref: 0023toy)

T-rex or Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most popular dinosaurs. It was a ferocious flesh-eating dinosaur of immense size. Its overall length was 13 metres (43 ft) and it weighed around 6 tons. T-rex lived during the end of the Cretaceous Period.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 15cm (6")
Click here for a larger image.

If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Spinosaurus (Ref: 0034)

2. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

3. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

T-rex or Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most popular dinosaurs. It was a ferocious flesh-eating dinosaur of immense size. Its overall length was 13 metres (43 ft) and it weighed around 6 tons. T-rex lived during the end of the Cretaceous Period.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 45cm (18")
Click here for a larger image.

If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Dinosaur Finger Puppets (Ref: 0011toy)

2. Roaring Dilophosaurus Model (Ref: 0043)

3. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

T-rex or Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most popular dinosaurs. It was a ferocious flesh-eating dinosaur of immense size. Its overall length was 13 metres (43 ft) and it weighed around 6 tons. T-rex lived during the end of the Cretaceous Period.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 12cm (5")
Click here for a larger image.

If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Triceratops (Ref: 0036)

2. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

3. Velociraptor (Ref: 0039)

Triceratops was a large (9 metres, 30ft long, weighing more than 10 tonnes) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). It used the massive horns and frill to fight off predators. Triceratops is hugely popular along with its contemporary - T-rex. T-rex would have preyed on Triceratops.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 15cm (6")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Brachiosaurus (Ref: 0033)

2. Roaring Tyrannosaurus Rex Model (Ref: 0044)

3. T-rex (Ref: 0029)

Triceratops was a large (9 metres, 30ft long, weighing more than 10 tonnes) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). It used the massive horns and frill to fight off predators. Triceratops is hugely popular along with its contemporary - T-rex. T-rex would have preyed on Triceratops.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 45cm (18")
Click here for a larger image.

If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Velociraptor (Ref: 0032)

2. Dinosaur Action Figure Set of 8 (Ref: 0018toy)

Triceratops was a large (9 metres, 30ft long, weighing more than 10 tonnes) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). It used the massive horns and frill to fight off predators. Triceratops is hugely popular along with its contemporary - T-rex. T-rex would have preyed on Triceratops.

Moulded in plastic.
Length: around 25cm (10")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Roaring Dilophosaurus Model (Ref: 0043)

2. Spinosaurus (Ref: 0034)

3. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

Triceratops was a large (9 metres, 30ft long, weighing more than 10 tonnes) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). It used the massive horns and frill to fight off predators. Triceratops is hugely popular along with its contemporary - T-rex. T-rex would have preyed on Triceratops.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 12cm (5")
Click here for a larger image.

If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. T-rex (Ref: 0038)

2. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

3. Velociraptor (Ref: 0039)

Triceratops was a large (9 metres, 30ft long, weighing more than 10 tonnes) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). It used the massive horns and frill to fight off predators. Triceratops is hugely popular along with its contemporary - T-rex. T-rex would have preyed on Triceratops.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: around 19cm (7-1/2")
Accurate scale of 1:40
Click here for a larger image.

Triceratops was a large (9 metres, 30ft long, weighing more than 10 tonnes) plant eating dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period (around 66 million years ago). It used the massive horns and frill to fight off predators. Triceratops is hugely popular along with its contemporary - T-rex. T-rex would have preyed on Triceratops.

Cold cast in bronzed resin.
Length: around 24cm (9-1/2")
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Velociraptor was made famous by the film Jurassic Park. Its name means "speedy thief", which describes its lifestyle as an agile hunter. It was about 1.8 metres lond and lived in the late Cretaceous Period.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 12cm (5")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

2. Triceratops (Ref: 0036)

3. Spinosaurus (Ref: 0034)

Velociraptor was made famous by the film Jurassic Park. Its name means "speedy thief", which describes its lifestyle as an agile hunter. It was about 1.8 metres lond and lived in the late Cretaceous Period.

Moulded in solid plastic.
Length: about 10cm (4")
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If you are interested in this item, you might also like:

1. Pteranodon (Ref: 0031)

2. Roaring Pachycephalosaurus Model (Ref: 0042)

3. Giant Triceratops Model (Ref: 0040)