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Albertosaurus Half Skull
Scale: 1:1 = Life Size.
Size: 23" x 37"
Weight: 35 pounds
Material: Reinforced hydrocal
Location: Alberta, Canada
Age: Late Cretaceous
Cost: $650 ( ready to be hung on your wall )
Item # dino/alskull-bsr650/ad
Price does not include shipping
Crating we estimate will be $ 100.00
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Acrocanthosaurus Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 56" long.
Weight 150 lb's
Cost $9,500 with stand.
Item # dino/acrosk-9500bsr/gd
Early Cretaceous age from Oklahoma, USA.
Price does not include shipping or crating.
Please call or email for more details or to order.
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Allosaurus Skull
Scale 1:4 = Quarter Life Size.
Size 8.25".
Cost $310
Jurassic age from Utah, USA.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/alloskjuv-310bsr/vap
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Allosaurus Fragilis Skull
# 1
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 33" x 12" x 18".
Cost $1,700
Item # dino/allosk1-1700bsr/vap
Upper Jurassic age from Utah, USA.
Stand not included.
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Note: We advise to purchase the metal stand
as it keeps the mouth opened for that fierce look.
Price $ 250.00
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Allosaurus Fragilis Skull
# 2
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 33" x 12" x 18".
Cost $1,200
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Stand included )
Item # dino/allosk2-1200bsr/rg
Upper Jurassic age from Utah, USA.
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Ankylosaur Skull [Gastonia burgei] - Juvenile
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 10" long.
Cost $220 with stand.
3 dimensional
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Archaeopteryx Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 2"
Cost $65
This is a scuplture.
Jurassic age from Solnhofen, Germany.
A complete full skull has never been found.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/archsk-65bsr/vap
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Aublysodon Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 29" long
Size: 12" wide ( matrix )
Cost $ 1500
Item # dino/aubly-1500cm
Cretaceous Age from Montana
Note: This is the right profile. According
to some paleontologists this dinosaur was a Primative Tyrannosaurid.
FYI:
Cast
Material: Non-Toxic AquaResin (Outer shell is Aquaresin, Inner
Shell is plaster & fiberglass mat for strength).Hand Painted, Clearcoat
Protectant, Choice of Mount (Wall or Table).
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This replica features
the Theropod's skull profile, in-situ. This means it is the fossils
original location in the matrix. The original fossils were not removed from
the matrix before making this replica. This skull is one of the best I have
ever seen from a meat eating dinosaur. When the dinosaur was buried, it
shifted the skull in the center, which you can see in the top image. The
rest of it is outstanding. The dentition is also excellent, down to the
serration in the teeth. This is one of the best (if not the best) examples
of a Tyrannosaurid skull. There is no restoration to the skull, it is really
all there! This is an excellent replica with outstanding detail. This series
will be limited to 250 pieces. All will be numbered and include a
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The Montana Dueling Dinosaurs
In 2006, a team of private fossil collectors from Montana
were prospecting south-west of Jordan Montana. They were looking in an area
that contained a small outcrop of the Judith River Formation. The team
discovered an herbivore hip exposed. Excavation began on the site which lasted
for two months. By the end of the excavation, a Ceratopsian and a
Tyrannosaurid were exposed. Both specimens were articulated and near 100%
complete. Sediments in the quarry led the team to believe that the two
dinosaurs were buried together at the same time. The site also led the team to
believe that the two dinosaurs may have been interacting before they were
buried.
The specimens were jacketed using plaster and burlap and
removed from the quarry. They were then transported to Fort Peck Montana for
the preparation and casting processes. CK Preparations headed up the
preparation in Fort Peck.
The specimens have been surface prepared, exposing the top
half of the two dinosaurs. CKP is in the process of identifying the two
dinosaurs, which has turned out to be a difficult task. Currently, it is
believed that the Tyrannosaurid is an Aublysodon, which is based on the
unserrated premaxilla teeth. Aublysodon is a species that has been under
debate among paleontologists for several years since very little fossil
material is available. The main basis for this species is the premaxilla
teeth. Several paleontologists believe that the unserrated premaxilla teeth
that are found are from other immature Tyrannosaurids, not Aublysodon. It
currently is believed that the MDD Tyrannosaurid is an adult, based on the
thickness of the compact bone in the femur, size of the skull in proportion to
the body, and advanced healing in pathology on the left hand. There is still a
debate over the identification. Several people, including academic
paleontologists, are working on the identification process further.
The Ceratopsian is proving to be just as difficult to identify. Based on its
size and skull features (no postorbital or nasal horn cores) the specimen may
turn out to be a Pachyrhinosaurus, however it does not fit well with this
dinosaur. Pachyrhinosaurus is supposed to have a large rugose growth over the
nasal and horn cores on the frill. This specimen has neither. It could be that
this represents sexual dimorphism within the species. If Pachyrhinosaurus is
ruled out, it is probable that the specimen is a new species of Ceratopsian.
((( The only piece of the Ceratopsian available is the Nasal Horn Core
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Whatever the two specimens turn out to be, they will be the most complete ever
found. Another important aspect of the two dinosaurs is the possible
interaction before burial. The Ceratopsian has teeth imbedded in is back and
neck. The teeth match the same species of dinosaur as the Tyrannosaurid. Over
14 teeth were found associated with the Ceratopsian. The Tyrannosaurid is
missing several teeth from its dentition, (over 50%). Visibly, several teeth
found associated with the Ceratopsian match the broken teeth missing from the
Tyrannosaurid. To match them perfectly, the teeth and roots still in position
will need to be cross-sectioned.
Another unique feature of the site is the thickness of the sediments
containing the fossils. Normally in fossil quarries, there is very apparent
cross-bedding of the sediments. The cross-bedding represents time in the
burial process. A layer is put down at one time and then another layer at
another time. Each layer can be analyzed to tell and explain how the sediments
were placed. The layer of sediment in the MDD quarry is over 12 feet thick
with no apparent cross bedding. The layer is also totally void of any animal
or pant life. This suggests that a massive layer of sediment was placed at one
time. With the delicate nature of the preservation, this probably rules out
water being the primary carrier of the sediments. It is proposed that the
sediments were deposited by a dry event, like a cliff collapse. Skin
impressions on the hip of the Ceratopsian, large distances between vertebra,
and no apparent signs of scavenging contribute to the idea of a rapid burial.
Much more information will be coming from this outstanding discovery in the
future as both private and public paleontologists view and study these
specimens.
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Camarasaurus lentus Skull
Juvenile
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 13" x 6" wide x 9" tall.
Weight 7 lbs.
Cost $ 450
Item # dino/camarask-450/rg
Jurassic Age from Utah.
Note:This
is an original skull reproduction made out of resin.
3 dimensional
Camarasaurus was one of the smallest Sauropods. Its neck was shorter, and its
tail was much shorter, than the tails of other sauropods. Camarasaurus grew to
be 30 to 60 feet long and 15 feet high at the hips. There were holes in the
vertebrae to lighten the weight of the backbone. Its forelegs were nearly as
long as its hind legs, making the back almost level. The head of this plant
eater was larger and shorter than those of most sauropods. Many skeletons of
this dinosaur have been found in the western United States. A complete skeleton
of a 17 foot long juvenile in nearly perfect condition was found in Utah.
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Camptosaurus Skull
Size 13" long.
Cost $390
Jurassic age from Utah, USA.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/camptoosk-390bsr/vap |
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Carnotosaurus Skull
Early Cretaceous age from Patagonia, Argentina.
Scale 1:4 = Quarter Actual Size.
Size 8.75"
Cost $300
Scale 1:8
Size 4.4"
Cost $95
3 dimensional
Item # dino/carnosk-300&95bsr/vap
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Chasmosaurus belli Skull
Size 7 foot long.
Cost $6,900 plus crating and shipping.
Cretaceous age from Canada.
Stand not included.
Original Skull at the R.O.M. Museum in Canada.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/chasmosk-6900bsr/vap |
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Coelophysis Skull
Size 8.5" long.
Cost $99
Item # dino/coelosk-99bsr/rg
Triassic age from the famous Ghost Ranch where the original fossil was found.
The Original fossil ( of which this cast was made ) resides in the
Carnegie Museum.
This cast is not a sculpture or a reasonable facsimlie.
Coelophysis
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Deinonychus Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 12"
Cost $375
Cretaceous age from Western USA.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/dysk-375bsr/vap |
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Dimetrodon Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 13"
Cost $590
Permian age from Texas, USA.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/dimetrosk-590bsr/rg |
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Duckbill Skull
Scientific Name:
Saurolophus angustirostris
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 29"
Cost $950
Loc: Mongolia
Age: Late Cretaceous
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Item # dino/ducksk-950bsr/gd |
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New specimen of Dinosaur
Dracorex hogwartsia
Please Read
In 2006 a
new species of Pachycephalosaur was named, it was called Dracorex hogwartsia
after the fictional "Hogwarts Academy" of author J. K. Rowling. This new species
looks like the Stygimoloch spinifer accept it lacks the dome!
The skull we are featuring is a new one. It contains the lower jaws and
predentary, not present in the type specimen. This specimen (CKP-STD06) was
crushed, but is still a very exciting specimen. The entire skull was covered in
a hard iron rich matrix that took hundreds of hours to prepare. With the
popularity of the "Harry Potter" books, this is a great way to introduce another
generation to dinosaurs and our earths history.
The replica comes in 3 sections, the main head section and the two horn cores,
since they were not attached to the skull any more. All parts of the skull are
cast in a plastic resin, making them extremely tough. They are painted to match
the original patina of the fossil. The detail of the teeth come out great in the
replica. The horn cores are similar, but the left horn core has 3 large horns
coming out and the right has only one.
Image A
is of the left side of the skull. This is the best side, showing a decent
profile. The jugal has a really nice horn (osteoderm). You can see that all of
the snout had become dissarticulated and piled up. It looks like all of the
elements of the snout and nasal are present, including the pre maxilla and
predentary!
Image E is of the right side. This was exposed to the surface and
experienced severe weathering. There are very few identifiable parts, but there
is a tooth row!
Image H is a top-down view. Here, you can see the left
squamosal shelf and you can really see how crushed the skull is.
Image B is of the two horn cores. The one on the right is the
left one and the one on the left is the right one.
Image C is a close-up
of the left maxilla and dentary.
Image F & G Shows the tooth
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The
Original Fossil: (CKP-STD06)
The original fossil for this replica was collected on private land in North
Eastern Montana. It comes from the upper Hell Creek Formation. The fossil was
crushed, but contained the dentary area which was not present on the previous
specimen. The replica is an exact copy of the original fossil in its original
condition. This is the first Dracorex skull available to be purchased. The
original fossil is currently being prepared further to separate the individual
skull elements.
Type Species - Dracorex hogwartsia, n. gen., n.sp.
Distribution - late Cretaceous of North America.
Etymology - from the Latin words: draco (meaning dragon) + rex
(meaning king). Translation: "dragon king"
Diagnosis - same as for species.
Holotype - TCMI 2004.17.1, nearly complete skull, one lower tooth, plus first,
third, eighth and ninth cervical vertebra..
Etymology - After the fictional "Hogwarts Academy," invention of author J.K.
Rowling, the species named in honor of her contribution to children's education
and the joy of exploration
Dracorex hogwartsia skull
Cost $950
Size 20"
Age Late Cretaceous
Loc: NE.Montana
Item # dino/dracorex-950bsr/cm
Dracorex hogwartsia
Horn Cores
Cost $ 300 pair
Size 8"
Age Late Cretaceous
Loc: NE.Montana
Item # dino/dracorexhorns-300bsr/cm
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Dracorex hogwartsia skull
( Restored )
Cost $650
Size 20"
Age Late Cretaceous
Loc: NE.Montana
Item # dino/dracorex2 - 650bsr/cm
This is the first replica available for Dracorex hogwartsia restored as a
complete profile . This profile contains the dentary and pre-dentary, both were
not present on the first skull described. Currently, there are only two skulls
that have been found this complete. The other skull is in the collections of the
Children's Museum of Indianapolis. This skull also shows the front teeth of
Dracorex, this is a very exciting part. The front teeth are serrated, looking as
if this may be the first evidence of an omnivore!
This replica is cast in solid resin and is made to hang on a wall or rest
on a table. If you would like a wall hanger installed, we will do it at no extra
charge.
Item Size: About 20 inches long
Composition: Solid plastic resin
Finish: Hand painted with acrylic clear coat
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Edmontosaurus Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 36" x 18"
Cost $1500
Note: Look at the last picture and see the DUCKBILL.
Item # dino/edsk-1500bsr/ad
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Elasmosaurus Skull
Species: Styxosaurus snowii
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 17" x 7" x 7"
Cost $350
Age: Cretaceous
Location: Kansas
Item # dino/elasmosk-350bsr/gd |
original fossil
Picture from Dino Ency.
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Eoraptor Skull # 2
Scale:
1:1(
Life Size )
Size 4"
Cost $60
Late Triassic age
Location: valley of the Moon, Argentina
Item # dino/eorap2-60bsr/pp
This Dinosaur was the smallest and earliest meat eating dinosaur ever found.
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Eoraptor Skull # 3
( model )
Scale:
1:1(
Life Size )
Size 4"
Cost $100
Late Triassic age
Location: valley of the Moon, Argentina
Item # dino/eorap3-100bsr/vap
This Dinosaur was the smallest and earliest meat eating dinosaur ever found.
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Gallimimus bullatus Skull
w/base
Age: Late
Cretaceous
Location: Mongolia
Formation: Nemeget
Cost $295
Size : 14" long
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Giganotosarus Skull
Scale 1:9
Size 8.25"
Cost $400
Item # dino/gigosk-400bsr/vap
Cretaceous age from Patagonia, Argentina.
Might be larger than T-Rex
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Herrerasaurus Skull
( Sculpture )
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 12"
Cost $380
Item # dino/herask-380bsr/vap
Triassic age from North West Argentina.
One of the earliest known dinosaurs to be discovered.
3 dimensional
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Hypsilophodon Skull
Size 6"
Cost $100
Item # dino/hypsosk-100bsr/vap
This skull is 3 dimensional.
Jurassic age from Western USA.
3 dimensional
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Maiasaur Skull - Juvenile
Size 14" x 7" x 5".
Cost $ 390
Cretaceous age from Montana, USA.
Item # dino/maiask-390bsr/vap
Note:
The pronounced duckbill.
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Massospondylus Skull
Size 8" [201mm].
Cost $75
Early Apatosaur ancestor.
Triassic age from South Africa.
Item # dino/masosk-75bsr/pp
This is an adult and copied from the original and is the only one ever to be discovered.
Plaque
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top view
Dinosaur skeleton
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Monolophosaurus
jiangi Skull
Size 28".x 18.5" high
Cost $ 900
Middle Jurassic Age
Location: Junggar Basin Xinjiang, NW.China
Original in private collection.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/monosk-900bsr/ad
Artist idea of what this dinosaur may have looked like.
Area in China where this Dinosaur was found.
FYI: This Dinosaur was discovered in 1981 by Dr.Xi-Jin Zhao and at this
time the dinosaur was referred to as Jiangiunmiaosaurus. In 1984
Dr.Phil Currie with Dr.Zhao
the specimen found in 1981 was excavated out of the rock and was given the Genus
name Monolophosaurus. According to both scientists this dinosaur
was a medium sized theropod and as you can see by the teeth definitely a
carnivore. What makes this theropod stand out among all other theropod's is the
prominent medial crest from the nasal area to a point near the eyes.It is
estimated that this dinosaur may have reached 17 1/2 feet long. |
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Mosasaur Skull
Size 45".
Cost $1,600
Cretaceous age from Kansas, USA.
Item # dino/mosk-1600bsr/vap
Original in private collection.
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Oviraptor sp. Skull # 1
Scientific Name: Oviraptor mongoliensis
Size 10.5" long. with base
Cost $325
Late Cretaceous
Location: Mongolia
Item # dino/ovisk1-325bsr/gd |
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Oviraptor Skull with
hand # 2
Scientific Name: Oviraptor mongoliensis
Size 10" long. with base
Cost $210
Late Cretaceous
Location: Mongolia
Item # dino/ovisk2-210bsr/gd |
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Pawpawsaurus sp. Skull
Size 10" long. x 8" wide x 5" high
Cost $300 ( Call To Order )
Late Cretaceous
Location: Tarrant County,Texas
Item # dino/pawpaw-300bsr/gd
Note:
This new Dinosaur species was found in 1992 by Cameron Campbell. This is a
Nodosaurid type dinosaur.
With your purchase a 14 page report will be included.
FYI:
TGF has been given exclusive rights to offer this replica skull by
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Pinacosaurus grangeri
Size 5.5" long. with base
Cost $200
Late Cretaceous
Location: Mongolia
3 dimensional
Item # dino/pinask-200bsr/gd
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Protoceratops andrewsi Skull - Adult
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 24" long.
Cost $865 with stand.
3 dimensional
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Protoceratops andrewsi Skull - Juvenile
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 11" long.
Cost $165 with stand.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/protoskjuv-165bsr/gd |
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Psittacosaurus
meileyingensis Skull
Size 5.5" long. with base
Cost $215
Early Cretaceous
Location: Liaoning province,China
3 dimensional
Item # dino/psittacosk-215bsr/gd
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Pterodaustro guinazui gen. Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 12.5" (31cm).
Cost $300
Item # dino/pterosk-300bsr/vap
Early Cretaceous age from San Luis, Argentina.
Unique bristle dentition filtered small organisms form all types of water.
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Rhamaphorynchus Skull Plaque
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 6.5"
Cost $50
Item # dino/rhampplqsk-50bsr/vap
Jurassic age from Solnhofen, Germany.
Plaque
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Saichania chulsanensis Skull
with neck and armor pc
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 19" long.
Cost $650 with stand.
Late Cretaceous age from Mongolia
Item # dino/saicsk-650bsr/gd
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Sinraptor Skull
Scale 1:9
Size 4" long x 1.5" wide.
Cost $100
Item # dino/sinsk-100bsr/vap
NEW family of Theropod Dinosaur from North-West China.
This is a sculpture, NOT a direct cast.
3 dimensional
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Stegosaurus Skull
Scale 1:1
Size 18"
Cost $350
Item # dino/stegosk-350bsr/pp
The original skull is housed in a well known Museum here in the USA.
3 dimensional
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Stegoceras Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 6" x 6" x 4"
Cost $200
Item # dino/stegocerassk-200bsr/rg
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Suchomimus Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 9.1"
Cost $160
Item # dino/suchsk-160bsr/vap
Triassic age from North Africa.
It's name means to mimick an alligator.
This is a sculpture, NOT a direct cast.
3 dimensional
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Tarbosaurus Skull (large)
Scientific Name:
Tarbosaurus bataar
Size:
37" with Base
Age:
Late Cretaceous
Loc:
Mongolia
Formation:
Nemegt
Price:
$
3200
Item:
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dino/tarbosklg-bsr/gd 3200
Note:
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Tarbosaurus Skull (small )
Scientific Name:
Tarbosaurus bataar
Size:
30" with Base
Age:
Late Cretaceous
Loc:
Mongolia
Formation:
Nemegt
Price:
$
2400
Item:
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dino/tarbosksm-bsr/gd 2400
Note:
This
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Thecodont Skull ( Euparkeria sp.
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Size: 3" ( not 3 dimensional )
Price: $ 20
Item # dino/theco-20bsr/pp
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Tyrannosaurus Rex
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sculpture )
Scale: 1/10
Length: 6.5", Ht: 6.9", Wt: 2.1 lbs.
Cost: $ 67
Item # dart/app-201
Constructed from polyresin and standing atop a solid wood base (not shown), these are extremely realistic pieces and each hand-painted with an acrylic resin for a natural life-like finish. A solid brass plaque engraved with the name of the dinosaur accents the base making it ready to display in your home, office or classroom.
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T-Rex Skull
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sculpture )
Scale 1:4
Size 14.6" x 10.6"
Cost $210
Item #
dart/app-241
3 dimensional
Comes with metal stand and name plate.
Late Cretaceous age from South Dakota, USA.
Important Note.....
The design and art work of ALL our dinosaur
models and sculptures is just exceptional, simply stunning and yet at affordable
prices for all. Research is based on the most up to date information available
and the finished product is a result of much collaboration between dinosaur
paleontologists and artists skilled in the field of PaleoArt. When art and
science merge in this way, when inspiration and creation join forces, the result
is always something of lasting value, inspiration and beauty. These are NOT
toys but true collectors items suitable for all, from the dinosaur enthusiast to
even the most discerning collector and supplied ready to compliment any showcase
or shelf in any home, office or study. We know you will love the quality and
collect them all.
Constructed from polyresin this a extremely
realistic pieces and each hand-painted with an acrylic resin for a natural
life-like finish. Display in your home, office or classroom.
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T-Rex Full Skull
( Sue )
( Anatomical Re-construction )
Scale: 1:1 ( Life Size )
Size: 59" Long x 32" wide
37 " high from the bottom of the jaw to the top of the
skull.
Cost: $6400 ( shipping and crating not included )
( Stand extra )
Item #
dino/suesk-bsr6400/rg
Note:
We are the exclusive dealers
worldwide.
This Sculpture of Sue is Anatomically Correct.
Please call to order.
Also allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
Special Introductory Offer :
We will offer only 2 of these Skulls for the special price of $ 5800.00
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T-Rex 1/2 Skull
[ Sue ]-(
re-constructed
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Scale: 1:1 ( Life Size )
Size: 64" x 42" x 17" thick
Weight : 55 pounds
Cost $1295 ( includes crating ) ( not shipping )
Item #
dino/sueplq-bsr1295/rg
Note:
We are the exclusive dealers
worldwide.
This Sculpture of Sue is Anatomically Correct.
Weight of the plaque is 55 pounds.
When you get this plaque it is ready for hanging.
Please allow 3 weeks for delivery as each plaque is custom made to order.
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T-Rex 1/2 Skull
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resin-sculpture
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# 480
Scale: 1:1 ( Life Size )
Age: Late Cretaceous
Location: South Dakota
Size: 51" x 38 3/4"
Weight: 15 pounds
Cost $ 700
Item #
dino/trex480-bsr700/rg
NOTE:
Over 4 feet long,
this life size relief sculpture makes a very bold statement.
The quality and
detail of this sculpture is superb. While not as scientifically accurate as a
cast, the quality and attention to detail is wonderfully executed. In addition
to it's impressive appearance as an exhibit (or the ultimate conversation
piece), this skull makes an excellent educational tool. Did we mention it's life
size?
Full scale
replica T. rex skulls run $10,000 and up. This product is a deep relief
sculpture (it protrudes 8 inches from the rear surface) that we are now
supplying to schools, museums and private collectors at 1/20th of the price of a
full skull. Despite it's large dimensions, this item only weighs 15 lbs. thanks
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Tyrannosaurus Skull
Scale: 1:1 = Life Size.
Size: 54" x 35" x 36"
Weight: 120 pounds
Location: Montana, USA
Age: Late Cretaceous
Cost: $5500 ( includes stand )
Item # dino/trexskull-bsr5500/rg
LIFE SIZE T-REX SKULL
NOT A MODEL OR SCULPTURE
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Triceratops Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 80" long (almost 7 foot).
Weight 400 lb's.
Cost $8,500 with stand.( call to order )
Cretaceous age from South Dakota, USA.
Price does not include shipping or crating.
Please call or email for more details or to order.
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Velociraptor Mongoliensis Skull
# 1
Cost $185
Size 8"
Late Cretaceous age from Flaming Cliffs, Mongolia.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/vraptorsk1-185bsr/vap |
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Velociraptor Mongoliensis Skull
# 2
Cost $250
Size 9"
Late Cretaceous age from Flaming Cliffs, Mongolia.
3 dimensional
Item # dino/vraptorsk2-250bsr/gd |
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Zuni Coelurosaur Skull
Scale 1:1 = Life Size.
Size 9" long.
Cost $225 with stand.
Early Cretaceous age from Catron county, New Mexico, USA.
Item # dino/zunisk-225bsr/gd
Moreno hill formation, Early Cretaceous and as of this date this dinosaur is a
NEW DISCOVERY and officially not NAMED.
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