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The Dinosaur Skeleton Excavation Kit is an engaging and educational activity designed for dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages. It includes essential digging tools and offers a compact block size of 2.5" x 1.5" x 1". Perfect for sparking curiosity and creativity, this kit promises hours of fun while learning about prehistoric creatures. Plus, save on shipping when you purchase additional items from NW Active Kids!
W**R
Tiny toy
This is smaller than my fist and I have seen similar at the dollar store. I do not recomend this. Do not get it. go to the dollar for better
M**E
Disappointing
I bought these for my sons birthday party, very cheap plastic inside almost all of them broke while trying to get them out.
S**F
Worst toy ever
I bought my grandson a dinosaur skeleton excavate & assemble kit. What a mistake. I do my best to spoil the young lad and this is the worst toy I have ever purchased for him, there is not even a close second place.This thing make an absurd amount of fine dust which hangs in the air and gets breathed in. I could only think about the toxic Chinese sheetrock that was sold in the US. What the heck is this stuff?My 6 year old grandson has good hand strength and dexterity and he could not chip the "earthen block" effectively.He did succeed in breaking some of the "bones" while digging. He also succeeded in jabbing his hand several times with the "digging tool".Even though we laid out an 18 x 24" piece of cardboard and had a dustpan & brush at the ready we created an unholy mess.The plastic bones have been soaking in water for and hour and the "drywall" hasn't yet softened. I'm thinking these bones are just going to disappear, if you know what I mean.This "toy" should be on one of those end of the year morning television shows where they do a spot about the worst toys of 2014. It would be very entertaining to watch the TV hosts make a mess and break stuff! I'm certain the Dinosaur Skeleton would make the top 5!
K**L
Just awful!
If I could give this no stars I would. This was an Easter basket toy and was a total flop. It took an incredible amount of force to even get the pieces out and then they all broke while doing so. Also, I’m pretty sure that the Dino didn’t even come with all the bones are we have reduced the plaster to rubble and still can’t find this poor animal’s arms. Then you still have to figure out how to glue random broken bones together to make a complete dinosaur. This thing went into the trash. Now we know how paleontologists feel after a horrendous dig!
