A New Rebor T. rex “Kiss” is Coming into Stock
A new Tyrannosaurus rex figure is to be introduced in early 2025. Say hello to the Rebor “Kiss” island version, a spectacular T. rex figure in 1:35 scale. This model is currently in production and should be available around late January to February next year (2025). The model measures over forty centimetres in length. That beautifully painted head is around fourteen centimetres off the ground. The figure has a declared scale of 1:35.
The new for early 2025 Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex figure “Kiss” the island version.
The Rebor “Kiss” Island Version Tyrannosaurus rex
Team members at Everything Dinosaur think that this new Tyrannosaurus rex figure is a replacement for the earlier Rebor “Kiss” – the mountain version. The colour scheme is spectacular. It is a skilfully crafted T. rex replica. The model has an articulated lower jaw and a flexible tail. In addition, it is supplied with a support stand.
Rebor “Kiss” Island Version dinosaur model shown in lateral view. This 1:35 scale Tyrannosaurus rex figure has an articulated jaw, a flexible tail and it will be supplied with a support stand.
To view the range of Rebor figures and models in stock at Everything Dinosaur: Rebor Models and Figures.
Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“The Rebor mountain version in this series was extremely popular. It was a big hit amongst model collectors and dinosaur fans. With that figure now retired, we expect the spectacular Rebor “Kiss” island version will be eagerly awaited. The model will be in stock around late January to February 2025, we think.”
The spectacular Rebor “Kiss” T. rex version in the island colour scheme.
Congratulations to Rebor
At Everything Dinosaur, we understand just how demanding creating a new colour scheme for such an iconic dinosaur can be. The design team at Rebor have created a beautiful figure. Furthermore, it has a most striking colouration.
Mike congratulated Rebor and commented that he was looking forward to seeing this model arrive at the company’s warehouse.
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