Haolonggood Tyrannosaurus Rex - Yu Wen Cheng Du recreates the Late Cretaceous predator as a 1:35 collector-scale model, with a massive skull, open jaws, powerful hind limbs, reduced forelimbs, and a long balancing tail.
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The Haolonggood Tyrannosaurus Rex - Yu Wen Cheng Du measures: 13.19" L x 4.33" W x 2.56" H
Model Scale: 1:35
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The Haolonggood Tyrannosaurus Rex - Yu Wen Cheng Du presents Tyrannosaurus in a forward-moving pose, with the head held low and the jaws opened widely to expose rows of teeth and a detailed mouth interior. The deep skull flows into a thick, muscular neck and broad torso, while the powerful hind limbs support the animal's substantial body mass. Small two-fingered forelimbs are held close to the chest, and the long tail extends nearly horizontally behind the body to balance the figure's stance. Fine surface texture covers the head, neck, torso, limbs, and tail, with folds and creases defining the underlying anatomy around the neck, shoulders, abdomen, and leg joints.
The extended body and long tail give the model a strong horizontal profile while the open jaws and advancing stance create a sense of movement. Collectors can examine characteristic Tyrannosaurus features including the massive head, robust hind limbs, reduced forelimbs, large feet, and substantial balancing tail. For families and educational collections, these visible anatomical characteristics provide useful points for comparing Tyrannosaurus with other large theropods and examining how different parts of its body contributed to supporting and moving a massive terrestrial predator. The freestanding pose also makes the figure suitable for shelf displays, prehistoric collections, comparative displays, and Late Cretaceous dioramas.
Tyrannosaurus rex lived during the final part of the Late Cretaceous Period, approximately 68 to 66 million years ago, in western North America. It inhabited environments represented today by formations such as the Hell Creek and Lance, where river systems, floodplains, forests, and coastal lowlands supported diverse communities of dinosaurs and other animals. Tyrannosaurus was among the largest terrestrial predators, with a massive skull, powerful jaws, robust hind limbs, a long balancing tail, and unusually small two-fingered forelimbs.
Tyrannosaurus was a carnivore equipped with large, thick teeth capable of puncturing flesh and crushing bone. Its heavily built skull and powerful jaw musculature produced an exceptionally strong bite, while the hind limbs supported a massive body adapted for terrestrial locomotion. Fossil evidence indicates that Tyrannosaurus fed on large herbivorous dinosaurs, including ceratopsians and hadrosaurs. Bite marks, healed injuries, tooth-damaged bones, and coprolites containing bone fragments provide direct evidence of feeding behavior, and Tyrannosaurus likely both hunted live prey and consumed carcasses when opportunities arose.
Tyrannosaurus rex fossils have been recovered from Late Cretaceous deposits across western North America, particularly in Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, and neighboring regions. Several unusually complete skeletons have provided extensive information about the species, including specimens commonly known as Sue and Stan. Fossil material ranging from juveniles to large adults has allowed paleontologists to investigate growth, anatomy, injuries, individual variation, feeding, and biomechanics. The extensive fossil record of Tyrannosaurus makes it one of the best-studied large predatory dinosaurs and an important source of evidence for understanding the ecosystems that existed immediately before the end-Cretaceous mass extinction.
Part of the Prehistoric Animals Collection by Haolonggood
Part of our collection of Dinosaur Figures
Made of durable synthetic material by Haolonggood. Hand Painted.
Product Code: HLG-191-B
Model Number: Haolonggood #191-B
Brand: Haolonggood
14+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
