Safari Ltd Triceratops 2018 Reviews

4.8 Rating 5 Reviews

This Safari Ltd Triceratops is rearing its head up, perhaps to brandish its formidable horns at a predator. This hand-painted figure is full of scaly details and scientifically accurate features, including its horns, beak, frill, stocky body and short tail.
Safari Ltd 100153 Triceratops, Released 2018.
Approx: 20 x 7 x 10.5cm (LWH)
Suitable for ages 3+. Made from PVC, painted with non-toxic acrylic paints.

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“This has been such a great addition to our collection!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“This is a pretty nice figure. It still holds up pretty well to the current scientific consensus, and the size is quite impressive. I think this is a really nice figure, and the price is pretty good too. I recommend it.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It’s an absolutely fantastic figure, it looks perfect. I couldn’t be happier with it”

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Posted 4 years ago

“A great scientifically accurate Triceratops - even has the correct skin texture known from fossils.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This is probably the most scientifically accurate Triceratops figure available at the moment. Safari sculptor Doug Watson has really outdone himself in not only the accuracy of the figure but in placing it in a very dynamic pose and covering it with surface detail that reflects the known skin impressions from the animal itself. One of the larger Safari figures and is I believe in a scale to match their feathered T-rex. The pair of them certainly make a great display when placed together, squaring off against each other, predator and potential prey. Tyrannosaurs would have had their work cut out in trying to take down such a well-armed creature. The horns have been rounded off slightly, no doubt mindful that a lot of these will end up in the hands of children and not just collectors of Prehistoric animal models. This one has a prime position on my display shelf and comes highly recommended by this collector.”

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Posted 7 years ago