Papo Pteranodon - Hand Painted Figurine - Heirloom Quality Collectible (55006)
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Papo Pteranodon - Hand Painted Figurine - Heirloom Quality Collectible (55006)
- ONE OF THE LARGEST FLYING REPTILE - The Pteranodon is one of the best known Pterosaurs. This flying reptile lived on Earth during the Upper Cretaceous period, 70 million years ago.
- PART OF THE DINOSAUR COLLECTION - Dinosaur collection is not complete without this largest known flying reptiles with wingspans over 6 metres. It was not a dinosaur, but was a close relative of the dinosaurs, its wing-span is longer than that of any known bird, it had no teeth at all, and it had a crest on its head and a very short tail.
- DEVELOPS DEXTERITY AND SPARKS THE IMAGINATION - We encourage your kids to use their imagination to create their own magical kingdom. This Papo toy will help to develop their skills while enjoying hours of imaginative play in great planet's history.
- GREAT DETAIL - It is hand painted with amazing detail, realistic, educational, and fun, this figurine is suitable for a range of interests, including collectors, teachers, and kids. Another special characteristic of this figure is the care in the details and postures, which gives the impression that the figurines are animated.
- Measurements: 9.06L x 9.06W x 3.46H inches
From the Manufacturer The Pteranodon is one of the best known pterosaurs. This
flying reptile lived on earth during the upper Cretaceous period, 70 million
years ago. Measuring 7 to 9 m, it moved around by gliding above the oceans to
hunt fish in the same way our present-day pelicans do. Its jaw had no teeth,
which seems to indicate that this excellent fishing predator swallowed the
fish whole. The crest on its head balanced out its elongated beak and its
skeleton must have been light due to the fine, hollow bones of its wings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of this Pteranodon figurine?
The figurine measures 9.06 inches long, 9.06 inches wide, and 3.46 inches tall. It's sized for display and play with other collectible figures.
Is this figure hand-painted?
Yes, each Papo Pteranodon is hand-painted with detailed, realistic colors and features. The hand-painting gives each figure unique character and brings out anatomical details like the crest and beak.
What age group is this toy suitable for?
The figurine is designed for a range of interests including collectors, teachers, and kids. It encourages imaginative play and helps develop dexterity while being educational about paleontology.
Is the Pteranodon a dinosaur?
No, the Pteranodon was not technically a dinosaur but a flying reptile called a pterosaur—a close relative of dinosaurs that lived 70 million years ago during the Upper Cretaceous period. It had a wingspan of 7-9 meters and hunted fish from above water.
What material is this figurine made from?
The product description indicates it's a high-quality collectible figurine, but the specific material composition is not detailed. Contact the manufacturer for material specifications if needed.
How durable is this for regular play?
Papo describes this as "heirloom quality," suggesting durability for both display and imaginative play. However, as a hand-painted collectible, it's best handled carefully to preserve the painted details.
