One of the largest carnivores ever to walk the earth, now available as a striking desktop model.
The Spinosaurus belonged to a group of theropods known for their elongated jaws filled with sharp, conical teeth. The distinctive subnarial gap may have acted as a sort of "fish trap", preventing small prey from struggling out of the predator's jaws. This reconstruction of the Spinosaurus for Kinto Favorite is molded from the sculpture by Michael Trcic, who collaborated with filmmakers during the production of Jurassic Park.
L47×W15×H31cm 2572g / Polyresin 1/24 Scale 1/24 Scale
The Spinosaurus belonged to a group of theropods known for their elongated jaws filled with sharp, conical teeth. The distinctive subnarial gap may have acted as a sort of "fish trap", preventing small prey from struggling out of the predator's jaws. This reconstruction of the Spinosaurus for Kinto Favorite is molded from the sculpture by Michael Trcic, who collaborated with filmmakers during the production of Jurassic Park.
L47×W15×H31cm 2572g / Polyresin 1/24 Scale 1/24 Scale