New CollectA 1:40 Feathered T. rex Dinosaur Model
CollectA Feathered T. rex Dinosaur Model in Stock
The CollectA feathered Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur model has arrived and what a beautiful model of a feathered tyrannosaurid it is too. The model with its clearly defined shaggy coat of proto-feathers stands on a sand effect base. This perhaps this 1:40 scale T. rex replica to be depicted in a more dynamic pose than other models. Both hind feet might be on the ground but the model gives the impression of this seven tonne dinosaur making a swift turn, perhaps to try and get round the horns of a Triceratops or some other unfortunate Late Cretaceous victim.
Feathered T. rex Dinosaur Model
The Beautiful Feathered Tyrannosaurus rex Dinosaur Model (CollectA)
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
The paint work and detail is super, as we have come to expect from CollectA, the details of that feathery covering can clearly be seen and we love the plume of red feathers on the skull. They make this carnivore look particularly fearsome.
The CollectA Scale Model Range
To view the range of CollectA scale dinosaur models including the CollectA feathered T. rex dinosaur model available from Everything Dinosaur: CollectA Deluxe Prehistoric Life Figures.
The face is extremely expressive with its green, brown and black markings and the ear opening can be made out, a nice touch often overlooked in poorer quality replicas.
The 1:40 Scale CollectA Feathered T. rex
Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur
Model Measurements
From nose to tail this Tyrannosaurus rex measures a generous thirty-three centimetres long. In fact the figure is slightly bigger than this as the head and the tip of the tail are curved inwards. On the base, the model stands fifteen centimetres tall.
To view the range of tyrannosaurs in the CollectA not-to-scale model range: CollectA Prehistoric World Figures.
We suspect that this new for 2015 dinosaur model, a 1:40 scale replica of a feathered T. rex will be a big hit with dinosaur model fans and collectors alike. You could say that they might get themselves into a “flap” over this particular Tyrannosaurus rex replica!