Description

This unique and iconic creature lived during the Early Permian, around 299 to 270 million years ago. In its time it occupied the territories that today make up Europe and North America.

Dimetrodon is often mistaken for a dinosaur, but actually a synapsid (a type of quadrupedal vertebrate). Although it is hard to believe, this peculiar animal is more closely related to humans than to dinos.

The WONDER version of the Dimetrodon has a great level of detail and especially highlights its characteristic sail, similar to a fin that occupies its entire dorsal area. You can also detail the variety of teeth it had and that you can see in the fossils.

The model has a pronounced curve in its spine, which gives it a more organic appearance, and also includes a base that gives it greater stability and solidity.

His tail is sectioned into 2 parts, so you can curve it and continue the sinuous posture of his spine, maintaining total harmony in relation to the model’s pose.

Please note that this model is designed at a 1:8 scale and maintains the real proportions of Dimetrodon. This means that several of the parts in this model are fragile and delicate.

All our models include spare parts that you can use if necessary, but consider that to assemble this model you must be careful and delicate. You will see that the result will be worth it!

In the design of this model, among the reference documents consulted is the illustration of the Dimetrodon grandis skeleton developed by Dr. Scott Hartman.

Number of pieces: 150
Dimensions (cm): 40x24x16 cm – Scale 1:8
Difficulty level: Advanced. Click here to see the assembly tutorial
Recommended age: 14+
Inside the package you will find:
– Welcome to WONDER and recommendations in Spanish and English to enjoy the experience.
– 5 templates with all the pieces and their respective numbering.
– Complementary instructions in Spanish and English.
– Illustrated brochure with information on the species in Spanish and English.
– Piece of sandpaper.
Adjustable angle parts: jaw and tail in 2 sections (left, right).