Discover the Haolonggood Torosaurus “Shan Xiong Xin”a highly detailed ceratopsian featuring lifelike posture, and exceptional museum-style craftsmanship.
Torosaurus - Shan Xiong Xin measures: 8.2" L x 1.9" W x 4.3" H
The Haolonggood Torosaurus “Shan Xiong Xin” is a masterfully sculpted figure that celebrates one of the most iconic horned dinosaurs. This model showcases the Torosaurus’ signature long frill, powerful build, and sweeping brow horns with exceptional anatomical precision. Subtle scale textures, realistic muscle definition, and expertly layered paintwork bring this impressive herbivore to life. Standing in a dynamic and alert pose, “Shan Xiong Xin” embodies both strength and elegance, making it a standout addition to any paleontology display or Haolonggood collection. From scientific realism to artistic polish, this model delivers everything collectors love about Haolonggood’s prehistoric lineup.
Torosaurus latus was a large ceratopsian dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America, living around 68–66 million years ago. Closely related to Triceratops, Torosaurus is best known for its remarkably long frill, one of the largest of any known land animal. Its name means “perforated lizard,” referring to the characteristic openings (fenestrae) in its frill. Like other ceratopsians, Torosaurus was a plant-eater with strong jaws adapted for cropping tough vegetation. Though once debated as a potential growth stage of Triceratops, ongoing research supports Torosaurus as a distinct genus, offering unique insight into ceratopsian diversity near the end of the dinosaur era.
Hand Painted.
Product Code: #179
HLG-179
by Haolonggood
15+ years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
