Triceratops by Carnegie

An entirely new sculpt of the famous Triceratops.
The Triceratops is easily one of the most famous herbivores to live during the Mesozoic.  Armed with three lance-like facial horns and built to stand solid on four feet, this animal would have presented a great threat to a careless carnivore.  One false move by the predator, and the horns of the animal could impale him, causing significant blood loss and potentially rupturing vital organs.

This new sculpt of the Triceratops improves on the original design for the Carnegie Collection.  The gait is more active, the jaws are opened, and the vibrant, hand-painted patterns across the body seem to shout a warning to any wary predator.  This 19 cm long figure is very desktop friendly, and is a must-have for any collector.