Review on ESALINK Dinosaur Dinosaurs: Realistic and Educational Toy Set by Matt Travers

I wanted to love this article. I love skeletons and a T-Rex model would be a great addition to my collection. The bits actually look quite boney, despite being molded from a flexible, rubber-like plastic. A slight flick of the heat gun can straighten out bent fins and the like. I think it's called a puzzle model because there are no instructions or markings for assembly. You will be given a sheet of paper with how it should look so you can use it as a guide. The pieces themselves are basically Tab A and Notch B type edges so you can line up the pieces properly. The problem is that the pieces don't fit together very well. They don't look like they're properly shaped because the lugs don't fit into the notches at all. I have built many models but this suction cup does not assemble without major modifications. Since it is intended for children, it must be combined as is. Bad or unreasonable problems, as well as the deformation of many parts, only give a "fair" rating in my opinion.