Description
Tyrannosaurus Rex National Geographic 3D Puzzle by CubicFun – 52pcs
Unleash the might of the Tyrannosaurus Rex National Geographic 3D Puzzle! This fascinating kit offers a captivating journey back to the Late Cretaceous era, providing endless fun and learning for both children and adults.
The Tyrannosaurus Rex National Geographic 3D Puzzle is more than just a toy; it’s a gateway to an ancient world full of wonder and discovery. Whether building for fun, education, or collection, this dinosaur puzzle offers a rewarding and exciting experience for anyone fascinated by the prehistoric era. Start your dino adventure today and build your own ‘Jurassic world’ at home!
Features:
- Educational Experience: Foster a love of science and history as you explore one of the most iconic dinosaurs of all time. Perfect for learning about life on Earth millions of years ago.
- Quality Design: This 3D puzzle consists of 52 thick cardboard pieces that fit together seamlessly. Pre-cut paper and foam board construction make it safer and more realistic than metal, wood, or plastic alternatives.
- Build & Display: Master Boss your T-Rex and proudly display it with the included stand and nameplate. If you are wondering how to create your own unique dinosaur exhibition, then you can do that by collecting all the available dinosaur puzzles!
- Engaging & Imaginative: The detailed design and accompanying illustrated learning guide encourage independent building and fuel imagination, letting children delve deep into the world of the Late Cretaceous era, letting their creativity run as wild as the mighty T-Rex.
- Safe & Light: Made with child-friendly materials, this 3D dinosaur puzzle is lighter and more realistic, providing an enjoyable and safe building experience.
What’s in the Box:
- 52 x 3D Puzzle Pieces
Product Dimensions:
440 x 170 x 200 mm
Box Dimensions:
298 x 218 x 45 mm
Recommended Age:
8 Years+
Did you know?
Tyrannosaurus rex, often abbreviated as T-rex, lived closer in time to the moon landing than to the existence of the Stegosaurus. The T-rex roamed the Earth during the Late Cretaceous period, around 68 to 66 million years ago, while the Stegosaurus lived during the Jurassic period, approximately 155 to 150 million years ago. In comparison, the first human moon landing occurred in 1969, demonstrating the vast timescales involved in Earth’s natural history and human technological achievements.
