🦖 Tyrannosaurus Educational Figurine by Schleich Dinosaurs Review

The dinosaur sent does not look like the picture! I suspect the wrong one was sent. Hope this gets fixed. I will post an update.

Great toy! Very durable. My husband and I always say that our baby will be an excellent tester of toy strength. They say he can't break, he'll prove you wrong. It's holding up great so far. And the details and colors are great!

Very solid product, beautifully made with very realistic Trex features. Maybe I just gave it to the kid wrong, and in fact it looks more like a figurine than a toy. Best to judge for a bigger child.

Dino Mike is awesome! qualitative. Strong! Its mouth opens and closes, and it can lean back or stand on its feet without falling. Definitely worth $20. He's my traveling dinosaur and I take him with me when I travel to work. Visit his IG, Mycetedinosaurus. :) and if your kid loves dinosaurs, it's a must have for kids collection.

My son already has several dinosaur toys but when he saw this particular one in a YouTube video he kept thinking about it as he got closer Birthday (he's only 3 years old so it made a big impression). He was very happy about it and plays with it almost every day. Today it has become his favorite toy. It is also very durable and high quality. Very difficult.

This dino has had a tough life of daily rough play and adventures with a 3 year old for the past few months. However, it holds up very well. Standing (leaning forward) makes it a bit harder for her to balance because she doesn't use her tail, but that also sets her apart from our other tyrannosaurs. Very durable. I was concerned that her jaw would be easily ripped off and she was fine.

If you're looking for something that will last forever, this is a great choice. The plastic versions of Jurassic Park are ok, but not a durable hard plastic like this one. Our kids love both but the details of this amazing and quite unique T-Rex coloring book. Most of what you see is green or brown, but red and blue would be a big hit! The jaw also opens and closes.

Another good one from Schleich! I wasn't sure on the picture, but it looks much better in real life. The sculpture is really well done - very detailed. They moved away from the Jurassic Park style Tyrannosaurus Rex and did something a little different. The color scheme is well done for the most part, but there is an obvious difference between the head and the rest of the body. The head is dark green, the jaw is movable. The jaw on mine stays shut, but it's a little loose and will open with the…

First impressions: It's bigger (taller?) than it looks. The skull is set at an absurd angle and in such a way that the neck looks too long. Looks very thin without extra shrink wrap. Huge feet with ridiculously thin ankles. Overall it looks pretty good, more accurate than its predecessors. This Tyrannosaurus rex rendition is the third modern Schleich sculpt after the first two to feature the skull design heavily based on the Rex series from Jurassic Park. There are so many good moments in this…