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Compsognathus Dinosaur Figure - Hand Painted & Collectible Toy - Papo 55072
Compsognathus Dinosaur Figure - Hand Painted & Collectible Toy - Papo 55072
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The Compsognathus, family Compsognathidae, is a small carnivorous dinosaur about 3 feet long and lived 150 million years ago. This biped had long hind legs as well as an even longer tail essential to his balance when moving. His long, thin hind legs allowed him to reach a maximum speed of 40 miles per hour. His name, which means "delicate jaw," comes from his narrow, long head, ending in a slender snout.
This Compsognathus Dinosaur toy figure is hand painted and highly detailed with a natural color-scheme that replicates the real animal, making the figure extremely realistic looking. The mouth on this figure can manually open and close. The measurements are approximately 5.9" x " x 4.7" x 2.4". Due to the hand-painted nature, each figure is unique.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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