Ctenochasma elegans Skeleton in Matrix Replica tyrannosaurid This specimen features a realistic

This specimen features a realistic paint scheme that closely mirrors the original fossil's coloration and texture

Species: Nanotyrannus lethaeus

8 in) – one-piece skull replicaTime Period: Late Cretaceous (~66 million years ago)Discovery Location: Inspired by fossils from the Hell Creek Formation

Slot-together design with internal rods—minimal glue may be needed to secure joints

Ctenochasma elegans Skeleton in Matrix Replica tyrannosaurid This specimen features a realisticCtenochasma elegans Skeleton in Matrix Replica This fossil replica is a beautifully detailed recreation of a Ctenochasma elegans skeleton preserved in matrixcapturing the delicate anatomy of one of the most graceful pterosaurs of the Late Jurassic. With its long, slender snout and fine filter feeding teeth, Ctenochasma represents a specialised branch of early flying reptiles that thrived along ancient lagoons. Time Period Late Jurassic (~150 million