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Triceratops Paleontology Kit

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$17.17 $24.89 In stock

Perfect for the youngest paleontologist! Excavate and assemble your own miniature dinosaur skeleton. Kids learn patience, construction and fine motor skills. 

Characteristics: This kitcontains a 10 piece Triceratops skeleton, tools, glasses, instructions and lots of fun for the enquiring mind.


Size and Color: Skelton stands 8.8" tall when assembled. 

Age: Recommended for ages 5+.Warning Choking Hazards - Small Parts. Not for Children under 3. 

The Triceratops Paleontology Kit from Heebie Jeebies is part of our Friends of Safari collection.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora T. ★★★★★

My 6-year-old focused for a solid 30 minutes chipping away at the plaster block. The assembled skeleton looks great on his shelf.

Victoria N. ★★★★★

My nephew had a blast with this kit, carefully chipping away at the plaster block for nearly an hour. It was a great challenge for him, and seeing the tiny bones assemble into a full skeleton gave him such a sense of accomplishment. The included plastic hammer and chisel are just the right size for

Eli ★★★★★

My six-year-old was so focused chipping away at the plaster that she didn't even ask for a snack, and the moment the tiny bones came out, she was thrilled to piece them together. Assembly took a bit of patience, but the sense of pride when the little triceratops stood up was totally worth it. It's a