The latest version of the flesh-eating bull.
The first time Carnotaurus appeared in the Carnegie Collection was in 1997, first in black and grey, and later in gold and green. In 2011, an entirely new sculpt of the Carnotaurus sastrei joined the Carnegie line. This figure represents the summit of paleontological study and expert craftsmanship, and is generously proportioned at 1:30 scale, making it roughly twice as large as the original figure. High contrast patterns provide perfect camouflage among the Patagonian hunting grounds, while a red-flushed snout hints at the animal's lineage to modern birds.
10" L x 5.5" H (25.5 x 14 cm)
1:30 Scale
The first time Carnotaurus appeared in the Carnegie Collection was in 1997, first in black and grey, and later in gold and green. In 2011, an entirely new sculpt of the Carnotaurus sastrei joined the Carnegie line. This figure represents the summit of paleontological study and expert craftsmanship, and is generously proportioned at 1:30 scale, making it roughly twice as large as the original figure. High contrast patterns provide perfect camouflage among the Patagonian hunting grounds, while a red-flushed snout hints at the animal's lineage to modern birds.
10" L x 5.5" H (25.5 x 14 cm)
1:30 Scale