- Imaginext's dinosaur toys turn imaginary play into a "roarin'" good time
- Features two projectiles in his jet boosters for added play
- Press the trigger and his claws will be able to grasp objects and drop them where ever needed
- Comes with a figure, armor and fun kid activations
- All armor is removable from the dinosaur for classic dino play
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Imagine... a prehistoric dino that flies around with cool tech gear! It’s the pterodactyl, and he’s firing up his jet boosters for an action-packed flight. With a wing span of up to 18 inches, he can soar to great heights. Or kids can pull his tail for claw grabbing action. Imaginext—it’s a new adventure every time you play! Includes pterodactyl, figure, jet pack, dino helmet, figure helmet, two projectiles, rock and axe. All gear is removable for classic dino play.
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- Imaginext's dinosaur toys turn imaginary play into a "roarin'" good time
- Each dinosaur comes with a figure, removable armor and fun kid activations
- The Pterodactyl features two projectiles in his jet boosters for added play
- The Triceratops is equipped with two battering rams on either side of his harness, he now has triple the ramming power
- All armor is removable from the dinosaur for classic dino play
Taking classic dinosaur play to the next level, the Large Dinosaur assortment includes two top tier dinosaurs the Pterodactyl and Triceratops. Each dinosaur comes with a figure, removable armor and fun kid activations.
- Product Measures: 12 x 8.5 x 5
- Recommended Ages: 36 - 84 months
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I bought both the orange Pterodactyl and the blue Pterodactyl (which was part of the K-Mart pack) for my 3-year old who LOVES the Imaginext dinosaur line.
The Pterodactyl is great, but not perfect. What's notable about it is that all the other dinosaurs sport mining or towing equipment rather than traditional weapons, but the Pterodactyl doesn't. I guess it would make sense for a Pterodactyl to be working in a mine anyway, but he has actual missile launchers, which is unique. Maybe some parents might not like that this dinosaur has actual weapons rather than mining equipment, but it doesn't bother me.
The "driver" doesn't sit, but rather stands/lies across the saddle like a hang-glider. It makes sense when you think about it, but my 3-year old couldn't figure it out by himself, and kept trying to make the driver "sit" on the Pterodactyl.
The Pterodactyl is almost perfect, but I have 2 minor complaints...
- The legs don't move. The talons open and close by moving the tail, but you can't move the legs at all which makes it very difficult to stand it up. Standing the Pterodactyl requires you to open the talons, but it still gets knocked over easily.
- The harness for the armor doesn't snap on, it just sort of "hugs" the dinosaur, but it can slide off if you grip the dinosaur by the armor and pick it up. It would have been better if it actually snapped or fit more snugly. No other dinosaur has this problem.
I recommend the Pterodactyl despite the minor issues.
The Pterodactyl is great, but not perfect. What's notable about it is that all the other dinosaurs sport mining or towing equipment rather than traditional weapons, but the Pterodactyl doesn't. I guess it would make sense for a Pterodactyl to be working in a mine anyway, but he has actual missile launchers, which is unique. Maybe some parents might not like that this dinosaur has actual weapons rather than mining equipment, but it doesn't bother me.
The "driver" doesn't sit, but rather stands/lies across the saddle like a hang-glider. It makes sense when you think about it, but my 3-year old couldn't figure it out by himself, and kept trying to make the driver "sit" on the Pterodactyl.
The Pterodactyl is almost perfect, but I have 2 minor complaints...
- The legs don't move. The talons open and close by moving the tail, but you can't move the legs at all which makes it very difficult to stand it up. Standing the Pterodactyl requires you to open the talons, but it still gets knocked over easily.
- The harness for the armor doesn't snap on, it just sort of "hugs" the dinosaur, but it can slide off if you grip the dinosaur by the armor and pick it up. It would have been better if it actually snapped or fit more snugly. No other dinosaur has this problem.
I recommend the Pterodactyl despite the minor issues.
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My son, 8 years old, loves it. He wants to buy all of them.
It is strong, durable and the articulate parts work good. Good size.
It is strong, durable and the articulate parts work good. Good size.
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