Description

Utahraptor is an extremely popular dinosaur among scientists and paleontology enthusiasts. This is due to its close association with the iconic 1993 film Jurassic Park and its appearance in the BBC documentary series Walking with Dinosaurs, both in its first edition in 1999 and the most recent one in 2025.

Our model features a dynamic and versatile design thanks to the various hidden joints along the skeleton. It can be posed in different ways, and thanks to the articulation in the wax and shoulders, it’s also possible to fix it in the typical pre-attack position we’ve seen depicted so often in books, TV shows, and movies.

If you’re looking for a gift for someone who loves dinosaurs or dinosaur movies, this is a gift everyone will love, as the Utahraptor brings together professional paleontologists, the most detailed and knowledgeable hobbyists, and movie fans. But if you’re that person, then you know what we’re talking about.

Raptors have become so popular that even if you’re not a dinosaur connoisseur, you’ll likely notice a resemblance between this model and the Raptors from movies and TV shows. This is because the Utahraptor is the largest member of the Dromaeosaridae family, which also includes Velociraptor and Deinonychus.

All these factors have made the Utahraptor a must-have in any paleontologist’s collection, whether they’re a Jurassic Park fan or a dinosaur lover in general.

Includes spare parts in case of loss.

Number of pieces: 150
Dimensions (cm): 50×17 to 25×8 – Scale 1:10
Difficulty level: Expert. 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.
– 6 templates with all the pieces and their respective numbering.
– Base with name and scale to pose it.
– Additional spare parts.
– Complementary instructions in English and Spanish.
– Illustrated brochure with information on the species in English and Spanish.
– Thread for tension support.
Angle-adjustable parts: jaw, neck (left, right, up and down), hip and the last 3 sections of the tail can rotate between them (left, right)