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title: "Papo The Dinosaur Figure, Tyrannosaurus, Multicolor (55001)"
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# Hand-painted for vivid realism 16.8cm lifelike T-Rex size Durable plastic for active play Papo The Dinosaur Figure, Tyrannosaurus, Multicolor (55001)

**Brand:** papo
**Price:** 383 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦖 Own the King of Dinosaurs — Where Science Meets Imagination!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Papo The Dinosaur Figure, Tyrannosaurus, Multicolor (55001) by papo
- **How much does it cost?** 383 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/2133820-papo-the-dinosaur-figure-tyrannosaurus-multicolor-55001)

## Best For

- papo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted papo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Museum-Quality Realism:** Hand-painted details bring the ferocious T-Rex to life with authentic muscle tone, skin texture, and sharp teeth.
- • **Collector-Grade Durability:** Crafted from tough plastic, this figure withstands active play and pairs seamlessly with other Papo dinosaurs.
- • **Perfect Display & Play Size:** Measuring 16.8 x 12.3 x 16.4 cm, it’s an imposing centerpiece for any dinosaur collection or playset.
- • **Creative Storytelling Catalyst:** Encourages imaginative prehistoric roleplay, boosting kids’ curiosity, creativity, and narrative skills.
- • **Scientifically Accurate Design:** Built on paleontology insights, featuring tiny forelimbs, bipedal stance, and scaly skin for educational play.

## Overview

The Papo Tyrannosaurus Rex figure is a meticulously hand-painted, scientifically accurate dinosaur toy designed for kids 3+ and collectors alike. Measuring over 16 cm tall, it features durable plastic construction and detailed sculpting based on paleontological research. Perfect for educational play and creative storytelling, this T-Rex brings prehistoric worlds to life with museum-quality realism and robust build quality.

## Description

From the Manufacturer The Tyrannosaurus lived approximately 70 million years ago and was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs. Its name means "King of the tyrant reptiles". the most famous was certainly the T Rex, whose reputation was built on its ferocity. With a gigantic body of almost 12 m in length, and a huge snout with 20 cm sharp teeth, the Tyrannosaurus was a terrifying animal. This Biped with tiny front arms could exceed a height of 6 m and weigh more than 6 tonnes. Its long, powerful tail could be used to balance. It appears that the Tyrannosaurus was more of an opportunistic carrion feeder than a formidable predator but this is open to debate.

Review: Great Model Dinosaurs (Not for Rough Play) - I've bought the entire Papo T. rex family: the green walking rex, a more upright brown rex and two baby rexes: one green and one brown. Some paleontologists have speculated that females might have been larger than males, so I named the larger brown rex "Sue" after the famous fossil and the slightly smaller green rex "Fang" because he has a bottom tooth that sticks out. This tooth (had he been a full-sized, living dinosaur) would have created a space between his teeth and a "slot" in his premaxilla similar to the fourth tooth slot found on the jaws of crocodiles. "Fang" has a space between his teeth and a slot in his upper jaw for his crooked bottom tooth. Now that's a toy with personality! All of the models are fairly accurate and very detailed with good paint jobs, which is pretty amazing considering they are mass-produced. I have only a few minor complaints / suggestions: 1) The green "running" T. rex looks like he's walking, not running. Big whoop. You can decide for yourself by looking at the picture. 2) I am actually surprised at how well my walking T. rex balances. Maybe I just got a good one or balance is less of an issue for me. Still, a little one might get frustrated by how easily the walking dino topples. 3) The paint job on Papo dinos seems to scratch more easily than the paint job on Schleich dinos. (Schleich comes in second behind Papo when it comes to detail and believable paint jobs.) I didn't notice this right away because my dinos sit on a shelf and serve as models for my paleo art. My five-year-old cousin, on the other hand, is pretty rough on her dinos. I gave her a brown Papo T. rex on a Friday and by the end of the weekend she had managed to scuff him up so the underlying pinkish-brown color showed through on his eyebrows, nose and other vulnerable body parts. 4) T. rex probably had at least a few feathers for display purposes. This would not detract from their fearsomeness. It's about time toys started reflecting what we know about dinosaurs. 5) Almost every single toy gets the hand orientation wrong. The arms of most theropod dinosaurs would have functioned similarly to wings. The elbows and wrists had hinge joints that were more or less parallel to one other. With hands held out straight in front, the palms would have faced one another. 6) The green T. rex totally needs a small prey item to dangle from his mouth. When the Papo T. rex family is together, the babies are looking up, begging for food. The upright T. rex guards the babies while the green T. rex brings food. Therefore, the green rex *needs* a detailed, contemporaneous prey item that fits perfectly in his teeth! ;) Papo, please make one for him. 7) The jaw on the walking T. rex is floppier than the jaws on the other T. rexes. It only has two distinct positions: all the way open and completely shut. The jaw is held shut by the crooked bottom fang / upper jaw slot, so it flops open quite easily. The mouths on the other T. rexes are much more posable. 8) Baby T. rexes probably had a lighter build and a layer of fluffy down. Other than that, these toys are great, both for collectors and for somewhat careful children whose dinosaur battles don't get too rough.
Review: One of the best Jurassic Park-based T-Rex figurines available! - When i was a kid, i had the 2005 Green PAPO T-rex, along with the Spino and a velociraptor. I have such a vivid memory of these things, and how excellent and realistic they looked due to their detailed paint job and sculpts. For the sake of the nostalgia and remembering how awesome these things were, i decided to order the brown T-Rex (I could not find the 2005 green version, much to my dismay). Just wow… somehow even better than i remember. This thing is gorgeous, and when compared to a lot of high-end options, this 27USD figure stands toe to toe, being safe for any budget, while not sacrificing a collector’s knack for quality and realism. It’s heavy and doesn’t feel fragile or poorly molded. I think these photos i took speak for themselves, even if they don’t do it justice. It’s big and imposing, and looks beautiful on display. This is a must own, and i will be splurging on more of the PAPO figures offered here.

## Features

- REALISTIC AND POWERFUL T-REX FIGURE: This hand-painted dinosaur toy shows a massive T-Rex with muscular legs, long tail, and sharp teeth. It’s perfect for learning through play, encouraging kids 3+ to explore the world of dinosaurs with realism
- SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE DESIGN: The Tyrannosaurus Rex figure displays small forelimbs, bipedal posture, and scaly skin texture. Designed using paleontology insights, it's a great way to teach prehistoric facts through imaginative play
- PROMOTES CREATIVE ROLEPLAY AND PREHISTORIC STORIES: Kids can act out dramatic dinosaur chases, survival battles, or fossil hunts set in the Cretaceous period. These play experiences develop curiosity, creativity, and storytelling skills
- HAND PAINTED FOR LIFELIKE DETAIL: The T-Rex’s teeth, skin, eyes and posture are sculpted and painted by hand to reflect realistic muscle tone, jaw movement and texture. A great piece for education and realistic dinosaur roleplaying
- DURABLE PLASTIC AND COLLECTION COMPATIBLE: Sized at 16.8 x 12.3 x 16.4 cm, this dinosaur toy is made from strong plastic for active play. It connects seamlessly with other Papo dinosaur figures for building complete prehistoric worlds

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000KO7QK8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #280,338 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #835 in Kids' Play Dinosaur & Prehistoric Creature Figures |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,048) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 15.4 ounces |
| Item model number | 55001 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Papo |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Product Dimensions | 6.61 x 4.84 x 6.46 inches |
| Release date | June 15, 2018 |

## Images

![Papo The Dinosaur Figure, Tyrannosaurus, Multicolor (55001) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713DlAHVwKL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Model Dinosaurs (Not for Rough Play)
*by L***K on June 2, 2015*

I've bought the entire Papo T. rex family: the green walking rex, a more upright brown rex and two baby rexes: one green and one brown. Some paleontologists have speculated that females might have been larger than males, so I named the larger brown rex "Sue" after the famous fossil and the slightly smaller green rex "Fang" because he has a bottom tooth that sticks out. This tooth (had he been a full-sized, living dinosaur) would have created a space between his teeth and a "slot" in his premaxilla similar to the fourth tooth slot found on the jaws of crocodiles. "Fang" has a space between his teeth and a slot in his upper jaw for his crooked bottom tooth. Now that's a toy with personality! All of the models are fairly accurate and very detailed with good paint jobs, which is pretty amazing considering they are mass-produced. I have only a few minor complaints / suggestions: 1) The green "running" T. rex looks like he's walking, not running. Big whoop. You can decide for yourself by looking at the picture. 2) I am actually surprised at how well my walking T. rex balances. Maybe I just got a good one or balance is less of an issue for me. Still, a little one might get frustrated by how easily the walking dino topples. 3) The paint job on Papo dinos seems to scratch more easily than the paint job on Schleich dinos. (Schleich comes in second behind Papo when it comes to detail and believable paint jobs.) I didn't notice this right away because my dinos sit on a shelf and serve as models for my paleo art. My five-year-old cousin, on the other hand, is pretty rough on her dinos. I gave her a brown Papo T. rex on a Friday and by the end of the weekend she had managed to scuff him up so the underlying pinkish-brown color showed through on his eyebrows, nose and other vulnerable body parts. 4) T. rex probably had at least a few feathers for display purposes. This would not detract from their fearsomeness. It's about time toys started reflecting what we know about dinosaurs. 5) Almost every single toy gets the hand orientation wrong. The arms of most theropod dinosaurs would have functioned similarly to wings. The elbows and wrists had hinge joints that were more or less parallel to one other. With hands held out straight in front, the palms would have faced one another. 6) The green T. rex totally needs a small prey item to dangle from his mouth. When the Papo T. rex family is together, the babies are looking up, begging for food. The upright T. rex guards the babies while the green T. rex brings food. Therefore, the green rex *needs* a detailed, contemporaneous prey item that fits perfectly in his teeth! ;) Papo, please make one for him. 7) The jaw on the walking T. rex is floppier than the jaws on the other T. rexes. It only has two distinct positions: all the way open and completely shut. The jaw is held shut by the crooked bottom fang / upper jaw slot, so it flops open quite easily. The mouths on the other T. rexes are much more posable. 8) Baby T. rexes probably had a lighter build and a layer of fluffy down. Other than that, these toys are great, both for collectors and for somewhat careful children whose dinosaur battles don't get too rough.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best Jurassic Park-based T-Rex figurines available!
*by J***N on July 16, 2025*

When i was a kid, i had the 2005 Green PAPO T-rex, along with the Spino and a velociraptor. I have such a vivid memory of these things, and how excellent and realistic they looked due to their detailed paint job and sculpts. For the sake of the nostalgia and remembering how awesome these things were, i decided to order the brown T-Rex (I could not find the 2005 green version, much to my dismay). Just wow… somehow even better than i remember. This thing is gorgeous, and when compared to a lot of high-end options, this 27USD figure stands toe to toe, being safe for any budget, while not sacrificing a collector’s knack for quality and realism. It’s heavy and doesn’t feel fragile or poorly molded. I think these photos i took speak for themselves, even if they don’t do it justice. It’s big and imposing, and looks beautiful on display. This is a must own, and i will be splurging on more of the PAPO figures offered here.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This King is dead, long live the King!
*by I***R on July 28, 2011*

This is without question, the greatest T-Rex statue/model ever released on a major scale. Yes, there are boutique, and wallet-smashing offers from companies such as Sideshow Collectables...but this little T-Rex offers similarly high levels of detailing, subtle coloration/washing, and great proportion to form what we see here: a masterpiece. It also offers something else that Sideshow doesn't: VALUE. For under $20 (I got mine for a shade under $16 with free Amazon shipping w/the Papo Triceratops, natch), about the cost of a disposable new-release DVD, you can have a nice little terror on your shelf that will break the ice and start a conversation with guests. Friends so far can't help but pick the little Tyrant Lizard King up when they see him sitting on the shelf, glaring up at them. He he. I hate to go with the flow of nearly every review here, but this time I must join the echo-chamber of Borg-like opinion: this T-Rex is perfect. It has a quality "heft" to it that all Papos possess. It also looks fantastic on my bookshelf next to all my dinosaur books. Forget Safari, Schleich, CollectA, etc. They are all similarly unimpressive, and lacking in detail. Go Papo, and never look back. Get one today, for the kid in us all, no matter if you are a youngin'...or closer to 65 million years old.

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