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4M Kidz Labs Dig A Velociraptor
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Unleash your inner paleontologist with the 4M Kidz Labs Dig A Velociraptor kit. Become immersed in the world of prehistoric creatures as you dig and excavate the skeleton of the mysterious Velociraptor. This kit includes a plaster block and a specially designed digging tool, providing hours of fun and discovery. Once you have excavated the bones, assemble them to form an impressive 21cm long Velociraptor model. Challenge your friends and family to a quiz included in the kit and expand your knowledge with fascinating fun facts about these ancient creatures. The Dig A Dino Excavation kit in Velociraptor style is suitable for ages 7 and above. It makes a fantastic gift for any dinosaur lover, providing an engaging and educational experience. Unearth the past and delve into the world of dinosaurs with this captivating kit, available at Toyzoona.
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