Safari Ltd.Wild Safari Prehistoric World Tyrannosaurus Rex Figurine - Detailed 8.75" Plastic Model Figure - Fun Educational Play Toy for Boys, Girls & Kids Age 3+

Roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons have a long history of using dinosaurs as monsters in the game. So, what better dinosaur for a game like that than the king himself?Most fantasy roleplaying games, like D&D, use miniatures in the 25/28mm or 1/72 scale range. This particular T. Rex works pretty well for that scale, in my opinion, though some might find it a little large. To me, it looks almost exactly right when compared to a human-sized figure in those scales.The sculpt, paint, and pose are all very well-done. It's a menacing figure, realistic-looking, and really very sturdy. It would make for a good kid's toy, I think, but I'm going to use it for gobbling up D&D heroes.

Very life like just incredibly small. My son wasn't very impressed with it. The size may have been a mistake on my part though. I may have just assumed it was taller than 6 inches.

Another great dinosaur from Safari Ltd. Here we have the perennial fan favorite, T-rex! A great pose and awesome paint job. You can place the T-rex next to the CollectA triceratops corpse figure to recreate a scene from the Cretaceous period.

I ordered a whole bunch of these Safari dinosaur toys for my daughter and they are great. Great detail, great quality, very durable. The one criticism I have is that the scale was not done accurately. When you stand them all up in row they all seem to be on the same scale as each other, except the T-Rex. He seems a bit small. They give the accurate measurements in the product description so this is totally on my for not checking, but I wished when they had designed the collection they made sure they were all on the same scale. We will just tell her its a baby T-rex and she will still be thrilled with it! :)

Love this updated T. rex. The new posture is now accurate to how it's believed to position itself: horizontal with its tail off the ground. And in this version's case, the tail is not use to solve its standing issue like the previous models. Stands pretty well on its feet, and its size - 9.1" long, 2.8" wide, and 3.7" tall - should make it play/display compatible with other dinos in the range, like its most favored prey* or one of its rivals for the crown**.* = Safari Ltd Wild Safari Edmontosaurus** = Safari Ltd Wild Safari Dinosaur and Prehistoric Life - Carcharodontosaurus - Roaring and Realistic Hand Painted Toy Figurine Model

Okay, well, he's built well, but the painting and size are just... bad. He has red eyes, for heaven's sake. It doesn't match any of the other Safari Dinosaurs I have so far, and it is far less detailed than the others in my collection (Safari, Papo, and Schleich). He's much, much smaller than my other T-Rex figures. In fact, he's just slightly bigger than Papo's baby T-Rex. I don't like this guy very much, but he stands alongside my collection nonetheless.

This is the motivator for my son to get potty trained! He loves it and is now doing well! The dinosaur is very sturdy and realistic. My son loves it!

Unlike so maney T-rex toys on the market. This one goes for acuracey.Its stance is correct in a horizontal pose.(Unlike the one by Schleich)and its head matchs that of the creture very wellonly downside is that while its feet were oversized for balance. It still has a tendencey to fall over when bumped while on desplay.