Name: National History Museum Dig a Triceratops Skeleton
SKU: TGREAT-4101NHM
Price: 7.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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National History Museum Dig a Triceratops Skeleton

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SKU:

TGREAT-4101NHM

Category:

Learning

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3+, 6-8 Years, 9-11 Years, Great Gizmos, Sale

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This Natural History Museum Kit contains a cardboard display platform with fun facts and a scary horned Triceratops skeleton about 20 cm tall when assembled.

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National History Museum Dig a Triceratops Skeleton

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