Triceratops 3D Wooden Puzzle DIY Craft Kit for Kids and Adults Educational Toy for Boys and Girls 3D Artwork and a Great Gift for Adults ki-gu-mi - -

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[Dinosaur Series] Introducing the new Triceratops in the popular Ki-gu-mi wooden puzzle! As its name, which comes from the Greek word for "three-horned face," suggests, this wooden 3D model meticulously recreates the dinosaur's skeleton with meticulous attention to detail. [Wooden puzzle] The wooden sheet has slits so that the puzzle pieces can be easily removed from the sheet. The assembly method is clearly illustrated, just like a plastic model. [Spend time at home with your kids] Kids and adults alike can take a break from games and smartphones and spend some time crafting together with 3D puzzles! [Made from wooden sheets] The Kigumi series is a wooden puzzle that you assemble by cutting out puzzle pieces from the included sheet. It is an easy-to-assemble kit that does not require glue or tape. [Perfect Gift] Enjoyable for everyone from children to craft-loving adults, it makes a great Christmas or birthday gift, party prize, or even for girls who love miniatures! "Make," "Decorate," and "Use" Wooden 3D Puzzle "ki-gu-mi" Series Ki-gu-mi Features: Eco-friendly wood, easy assembly without tools, space-saving simple packaging, perfect for gifts. The popular Ki-gu-mi Dinosaur Series is now available! These wooden 3D models meticulously recreate the dinosaur skeleton with meticulous attention to detail. The name Triceratops comes from Greek, meaning "three-horned face," but in fact it only had two horns, with the third horn being small and soft. A fully grown Triceratops could weigh between 7 and 12 tons, grow up to 10 meters long, and stand up to 3 meters tall. Their skeletons were extremely large, measuring approximately one-third of their body length. Triceratops lived approximately 70 million years ago, were herbivores, and did not eat meat. Some Triceratops were said to have had as many as 800 teeth.