Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble

Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble
FOOT (Right/ Left)
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Tyrannosaurus rex
Classification: Saurischia Theropoda
Size: Length approx.12m Weight approx.5t
Period: Cretaceous
Tyrannosaurus Rex, whose name means 'tyrant lizard king', is
classified as a bipedal carnivore (Theropoda) of the lizard-hipped
dinosaur order (Saurischia).
It had a large, sturdy head and long hind legs and a tail. In
comparison, its arms were very short with two-fingered hands.
What their actual purpose was is unclear. It is believed that T-Rex
was able to balance skillfully and moved around on its two hind
legs.
Dinosaurs lived about 225 million years ago, in the Mesozoic era,
which is made up of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
It is thought likely that the dinosaurs were wiped out around 65
million years ago, when many plants and animals died as a result
of climatic changes brought about by a meteor striking the earth,
but no one knows what really happened.
FOOT (Right/ Left)
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Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble
MUZZLE/HEAD/NECK
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MUZZLE
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HEAD
NECK
NECK
MUZZLE
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Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble
BODY
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BODY
NECK
NECK
NECK
NECK
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Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble
RIGHT FOOT/LEFT FOOT
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LEFT FOOT
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BODY
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Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble
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TAIL
Tyrannosaurus rex : Parts to assemble
STAND1/STAND2/STAND3
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STAND2
D3
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Tyrannosaurus rex
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