Daspletosaurus Skull 1:2 Scale (55cm)

Species: Daspletosaurus torosus – a powerful Late Cretaceous tyrannosaurid, known for its robust build and fearsome bite. This meticulously reproduced skull captures the striking features of one of North America’s top predators prior to the reign of T. rex.

Skull Length: 1:2 Scale  (55cm) of a 110 cm (3.6 ft) replica.

Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~77 million years ago)

Discovery Location: Based on fossil specimens from the Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta, Canada—a formation rich in Late Cretaceous fauna, providing key insights into tyrannosaurid evolution.

Skull: This world-class museum-grade replica showcases signature tyrannosaurid traits: deep-set eye sockets, robust maxilla and dentary, prominent nasal rugosities, and thick,  teeth—elements that highlight Daspletosaurus’s raw predatory power.

Scientific Notes: Daspletosaurus is one of the most heavily built tyrannosaurids for its time, thought to have preyed on large prey items. Its skull morphology—especially the broad snout and heavy jaws—suggests a bone-crushing bite force rivaling that of its later relative, T. rex. This reconstruction provides an up-close view of the anatomical adaptations that made it such an effective predator.

Display: Mounted on a custom black metal stand. The textured bone finish and three-dimensional detailing make this skull an ideal centerpiece for any museum, gallery, or high-end collector’s display.

Finish: Fossilized bone appearance with a weathered patina.

Assembly: Ships in a protective crate. The skull and stand are shipped separately for transit safety. Minor final assembly required.

Please note: All replicas are made to order. Production times typically range from 4–8 weeks, though this may vary depending on current workload. For updated lead times or customization requests, please contact us via chat.