PNSO Prehistoric Dinosaur Models: (16 Duke The Spinops)

Meet Duke the Spinops, PNSO's Growth Companion Series scientific-art reconstruction of a distinctive horned dinosaur known from fragmentary fossils discovered in 1916 and studied decades later. PNSO interprets an approximately 6-meter herbivore with a robust body, sturdy limbs, a broad frill, and a powerful low-feeding stance. Four prominent spikes crown the top of the frill: one exceptionally long pair and a shorter pair that curves strongly forward. Smaller spikes line the frill edge, while two raised structures above the eyes and a moderately long, slightly upturned nasal horn complete the unusual head profile. Measuring 6. 10 x 2. 95 x 3. 07 inches (15. 5 x 7. 5 x 7. 8 cm), the solid PVC model is hand-painted in layered olive, brown, orange, and dark gray tones. The set includes an A3 sci-art poster and a 64-page manual with QR access to online dinosaur knowledge and drawing videos (internet required).