Assembled kits/completed models of dinosaurs, animals, etc.

＜Tyrannosaurus＞

■Total length: approx. 35 cm.

This plastic model incorporates the latest theories and scientific findings in a 1/32 scale volume, allowing you to experience assembling a skeletal specimen.

The modeling depicts the abdominal bones (ventral ribs) that twist in tandem with the skin to form a close contact with the skin at the moment of pouncing, when the body is bent over.

The three bones are closely reinforced to faithfully reproduce the special insteps that support a body weight of close to 10 tons.

The foramen bone located at the base of the shoulder, which supports the short but powerful arms, has been reproduced with the fatigue fracture marks caused by the strong impact.

The pits where nerves used to pass through the lips are also reproduced with the precision modeling that only a plastic model can provide.

The tooth marks that were caused by the bite with the teeth of the lower jaw are also reproduced on the upper jaw parts.

The long tail, which is a weapon and maintains the balance of the body's center of gravity, is made of small bones connected to the tip, and its delicate shape is also reproduced.

A pedestal that reproduces plants from the Cretaceous period is also included.

Even each leaf is detailed.

A separate commentary booklet supervised by dinosaur expert Kyoichi Tomita is included.

＜Mosasaurus＞

Approximately 350mm in length.

A fixed skeletal model of Mosasaurus based on the latest theories based on biology to capture the natural movement of Mosasaurus at that moment.

The dynamic poses and details on the entire body are a fusion of science and modeling beauty.

You can feel the "life" of the dinosaur while assembling.

The intricate details of the skull are faithfully reproduced, including the scleral ring that protects the eyeballs from water pressure and the intramaxillary joint that facilitates swallowing of prey.

The special double row of teeth in the upper jaw, which indicate that this species is closely related to snakes, have been reproduced.

The ribs and rib cage are reproduced in a refined shape that seems to be a compromise between water pressure compatibility and nimble movement.

Reproduction of the details of the fin-like limbs, which have more joints and are specially designed to allow flexible water scratching movements.

The center of the spine is marked with a concave mold to mark the time of assembly.

The pedestal is faithfully reproduced with ammonites, rudistids (special cup-shaped bivalves) and other marine creatures that lived in the same region at the same time as Mosasaurus.

A separate instruction booklet supervised by reptile and dinosaur researcher Kyoichi Tomita is included.

Attachments

Instruction manual x 1

Instruction booklet x 1

Dedicated pedestal x 1