(C)BANDAI SPIRITS
Color-coded plastic model
The ninth installment of the "Planosaurus" brand, which lets you learn all about dinosaurs with your own hands, features the distinctive crested dinosaur "Parasaurolophus"! Learn about the internal structure of dinosaurs by "building a skeleton"
"Dinosaur Build" recreates the appearance of dinosaurs using the unique specifications of plastic models, where the skin parts are attached over the skeleton
Easy to assemble as no tools such as nippers or adhesives are required.
By selecting parts, you can recreate males and females with different crests.
The long, flat tail, which not only balances the body when running but also acts as a screw when swimming, is also reproduced.
The large, developed anterior pubic process, unique to ornithischians, is also realistically depicted.
Studies of fossils of closely related species suggest that they had a mane-like scale on their backs, similar to that of iguanas.
These sculptures are also based on academic theories.
The front legs, back legs, neck and tail are all movable, allowing you to display it in any pose you like.

The ninth installment of the "Planosaurus" brand, which lets you learn all about dinosaurs with your own hands, features the distinctive crested dinosaur "Parasaurolophus"!
- Learn about the internal structure of dinosaurs with "Skeleton Build"

- "Dinosaur Build" recreates the appearance of dinosaurs using the unique specifications of plastic models, where skin parts are attached over the skeleton

- Easy to assemble as no tools or adhesives are required

- By selecting parts, you can recreate males and females with different crests.

- The long, flat tail, which not only balances the body when running but also acts as a screw when swimming, is also reproduced.

- Realistic representation of the large, developed anterior pubic process, which is unique to ornithischians

- Based on research into fossils of closely related species, it is believed that they had a mane-like scale on their backs, similar to that of iguanas.
These sculptures are also based on academic theories.

- Front legs, back legs, neck and tail are all movable, allowing you to display it in any pose you like.