The Remarkable Rebor Beelzebufo Pair

By |2025-12-26T09:47:30+00:00December 14th, 2025|Categories: Rebor Models and Figures|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur team members examine the Rebor Beelzebufo pair.  Two remarkable 1:2 scale replicas of the Late Cretaceous prehistoric frog Beelzebufo ampinga.  Everything Dinosaur supplies a Beelzebufo fact sheet with these models.  These Rebor articulated figures are now in stock.

The Rebor Beelzebufo pair.

The Rebor Beelzebufo pair. Goo Goo Doll (left) and right Little Feet. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Two variants are available (see image above).  When first described by Evans, Jones and Krause (2008) it was thought this giant amphibian was related to the extant horned frogs of South America (Ceratophryidae family). However, recent research has cast doubts over the taxonomic position of this extinct taxon.

To view the range of Rebor models and figures in stock: Rebor Prehistoric Animal Models.

The Rebor Beelzebufo Pair

Each figure has an articulated jaw and articulated legs. When the legs are fully stretched out the model measures an impressive twenty-six centimetres in length.  The two Beelzebufo variants reflect different scientific views related to this Late Cretaceous amphibian.  For example, the brown coloured model (Little Feet) is reminiscent to the horned frogs of South America.  Whereas, the second figure (Goo Goo Doll) is similar in appearance to Ranoidea australis, a large frog native to northern Australia.

A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“These are two beautiful prehistoric frog models.  Congratulations to the design team at Rebor.  Furthermore, these two figures inspired us to commission our own Beelzebufo drawing for our fact sheet.”

Beelzebufo ampinga drawing.

Everything Dinosaur has commissioned an illustration of Beelzebufo ampinga in preparation of the arrival of the Rebor articulated Beelzebufo figures. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

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