2654 results for 'Tyrannosaurus rex Boston Museum of Science Collection by Battat'

The CollectA Saurophaganax showcases the immense size and power of one of the largest predatory dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic. The figure features a muscular body, powerful hind limbs, sharp claws,...

As of this writing, the CollectA Kiwi figure is the only toy Kiwi figure available on our website. Even though it is your only choice, it is also a good choice. The CollectA Kiwi #88731 measures: 2.8...

The CollectA Dugong figure shows the Dugong's distinct, rounded body, smooth skin, and paddle-like flippers. Its large, broad head and the characteristic downward-facing snout are portrayed with...

The CollectA Einiosaurus figure highlights the distinctive nasal horn which has a reverse hook. The figure features a rough, scaly surface of the actual creature. The frill is vibrantly colored and...

The CollectA Pravitoceras showcases the awesome spiral shape of the Pravitoceras with a lustrous purple and white shell. The striking orange head serves as an exquisite contrast. The CollectA...

The CollectA Edmontosaurus Iconic duck-bill snout is highlighted by the open mouth pose. Vibrant red crest is so life-like it contains vein and bump details. CollectA Edmontosaurus measures 13" L x...

The CollectA Paraceratherium figure likely accurately replicates the distinctive features of this giant prehistoric beast, including its elongated neck, ant-eater like snout, robust body, and thick,...

Discover the fascinating Lambeosaurus! Learn about this duck-billed dinosaur with a striking crest. Explore its habitat, diet, and more. The CollectA Lambeosaurus measures: 5.9" L x 1.7" H CollectA...

The CollectA Psittacosaurus figure accurately captures the anatomical features of Psittacosaurus, with its bipedal stance, long tail, and characteristic beak-like mouth. The CollectA - Psittacosaurus...

Fierce face on this lioness-roaring on the hunt. Stalking its prey as the lioness does all the hunting for the pride. You can hear the roar. The CollectA Lioness measures: 4" L x 2.25" T. CollectA...

The CollectA Ornithocheirus is a dark brown figure with a giant 9.75" wingspan. Pink beak and blue eye are bewitching. Rigid wings on this figure gives solid feel. Tip of beak is filled with teeth...

The CollectA Kosmoceratops figure accurately reproduces the distinctive features of this dinosaur, including its large frill adorned with numerous small horns, as well as long brow horns protruding...

The CollectA Capybara figure showcases the unique features of this species, including its coarse fur, small eyes, and blunt snout. It also nails the reddish-brown fur coat that helps them blend into...

The CollectA Argentinosaurus displays the unique features of this colossal dinosaur, including its long neck, massive body, and thick, sturdy legs. As a sauropod, Argentinosaurus would have been...

This walrus figure by CollectA is a nice reproduction of this wild animal. The overall sculpt is quite lovely with good wrinkles and creases in the leathery hide. A significant effort was made to add...

The CollectA Narwhal features an impeccably detailed long, spiral tooth, which is the defining characteristic of this Arctic whale species. The spiral of the tooth is awesome. The CollectA Narwhal...

This CollectA mosasaurus #88677 is the original version. Features a fixed jaw and striped and dotted paint. The affordable price of this model makes this a viable option. The CollectA Mosasaurus...

The CollectA Chinchilla figure captures the characteristic features of a chinchilla, including its soft, dense fur, large eyes, and bushy tail. Chinchillas are known for their luxurious fur, which is...

The CollectA Thalassomedon figure showcases Thalassomedon's elongated body, which is streamlined for efficient swimming. The long neck, is accurately depicted, extending gracefully from the body and...

The CollectA Shoebill figure depicts the Shoebill's most distinctive characteristic: its large, bulbous bill, which resembles a shoe, with its broad, curved shape and deep hook at the end. The figure...