Dinosaurs disappeared millions of years before the invention of the screwdriver, but this build-your-own triceratops kit gives young paleontologists a chance to correct that evolutionary oversight at last.
Children use the included electric screwdriver to assemble the prehistoric creature piece by piece, combining a hands-on introduction to model building with the kid-favorite payoff of a working dinosaur at the end. Once construction is complete, a flip of the switch sends the robotic triceratops walking and roaring across its newly reclaimed territory.
An included discovery booklet adds dinosaur facts and games to the excavation, while a Smithsonian pen lets junior researchers record their findings. It’s less complicated than extracting DNA from prehistoric amber, with a much friendlier result.
