Stegosaurus “Roadkill” 2.0 – USNM 4934
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
1 : 35 Scale
- L 25.7 cm / 10.1 in
1 : 18 Scale
- L 50 cm / 19.7 in
Note: The restored living animal is modeled at an original length of 9 meters.
Configurations
- Includes the full Stegosaurus diorama base.
- Comes with two companion pterosaurs for dynamic display.
- Supplied as an unpainted resin kit; a factory paint upgrade will be offered separately at a later date.
Material & Packaging
- Material: High-detail resin (“white body” finish).
- Packaging: Ships in protective foam with studio branding.
Other
- Edition Size (1 : 35 Scale): 35 pieces
- Edition Size (1 : 18 Scale): 18 pieces
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ABOUT
This dynamic sculpture captures a Stegosaurus in a dramatic turn, tail arched while opportunistic pterosaurs dart below. The ultra-fine scale work preserves every osteoderm and muscle fold, delivering museum-grade accuracy in two distinct scales. With extremely limited edition sizes and an optional studio paint upgrade on the horizon, this release offers a rare chance to own a scientifically grounded yet artistically striking snapshot of Jurassic life. A true centerpiece for any serious paleo-art collection.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Stegosaurus is one of the most recognizable dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic period, famed for the distinctive kite-shaped plates along its back and the menacing thagomizer spikes on its tail. This herbivore roamed what is now western North America, and its unique anatomy continues to fascinate paleontologists and inspire artists, making it a perennial favorite in prehistoric reconstructions.



