Juvenile Spinosaurus

Species: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus (juvenile) – a semi-aquatic theropod dinosaur known for its distinctive sail
Length: 120 cm (3.9 ft) replica
Time Period: Mid-Cretaceous (~100–93 million years ago)
Discovery Location: Kem Kem Beds, Morocco

Skeleton: Durable resin with high anatomical fidelity and fine detailing that captures the unique skeletal structure of a juvenile Spinosaurus. Features a realistic fossil-style paint scheme, accurately reflecting the preserved appearance of original Spinosaurus specimens.

Structure: Reinforced with an internal metal armature to ensure structural integrity and long-term stability.

Display: Includes a custom metal stand for secure, upright display—perfect for museum installations, educational use, or private collections.

Assembly: Ships in segmented parts for safe and efficient transport. Easy slot-together assembly; some internal joints may require light gluing for a secure fit.