Safari Ltd. Dunkleosteus Figurine - Detailed 7.25" Plastic Model Figure - Fun Educational Play Toy for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 3+

GREAT QUALITY. GREAT PRICE. SAVES ME A TRIP TO THE STORE. MY GRANDSON WILL LOVE IT.

A great Safari Ltd Dunkleosteus figure with attractive iridescent "bass" paint scheme, mouth does not move. Shown with the Safari Ltd. Behemoth, hermit crab, Schleich Dunkleosteus (larger with movable mouth, but less attractive, depends on the look you want) and as well as McFarlane Dragons and D&D mini MEDIUM, LARGE and HUGE bases. Koplow 55mm countdown die.

There were many fascinating prehistoric animals long before the dinosaurs besides Dimetrodon, and Schliech is one of the few companies to have realized that. This is the ONLY prehistoric fish toy I have ever seen, so it's fortunate that it's a good one. The price is right and the toy is fairly large, tough, and well-detailed. Ol' Dunky is an excellent way to add some flavor to your prehistoric collection. Diversify, I say!

Outstanding size and softness in a unique Dunkle “dinosaur“. Grandson loves his Dunkle. Highly recommended.

one of the majestic silent beast of the deep , the armored details are so impressive and the paint work highlights it even more , am so happy to have got this figure. Safari is amazing, these figures are more collectors treasures and they also very good for children to play with ( durable) but even children can imagine their own worlds and make dioramas for these beautiful figures. The paint applications on these safari products are also very impressive and make them valuable over time.

Omigosh, was I ever thrilled to find a Dunkleosteus toy figure! What a monster! You see, I have a fondness for various extinct critters like the quagga, the archaeopteryx, the sabre-toothed cat, and so forth, and a dunkleosteus inspires a special kind of fear and wonder that such a thing ever existed! It's great, cantilevered jaws and large format teeth made the bite force of this creature so terrible, that it could crunch the biggest crab, munch on a mosasaur, or even give nightmares to the biggest sea predator of all; the mighty Megalodon or giant shark! For though the dunkleosteus was smaller, it was a muscular powerhouse that could chomp down on anything it wanted. Of all the scary things that could still be roaming our oceans, let's be glad it isn't one of these! In the meantime, the neat green-black paint scheme suits this creature very well, including the white mouth, (which reminds me of the Cottonmouth Snake!), and long, tapering tail. Just holding this toy sparks the imagination and makes one imagine that all the other plastic dinosaurs are surely feeling the grim fear that the Dunkleosteus is prowling the waters somewhere nearby. I'm very pleased to have this particular interpretation of this old terror of the seas in my collection, and I'm sure other dinosaur enthusiasts would like him too!

Nice detail

I have just purchased two of these models and I am very happy with them. I use them as a drawing model and decoration and it is awesome. It has a wonderfull paint job and when I compared the two one looked a little darker on some spots but thats ok because it has a realy cool metalic tint to make it look like a fish. The only thing about it was in between their noses is a seam line was noticable but nothing wrong and and the pait can easaly chip. Overal I think they are realy good

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beautiful specimen