Spinosaurus — Bone Forge Skeleton

Spinosaurus (Spinosaurus aegyptiacus) lived during the Cenomanian stage of the Late Cretaceous, between 100 and 94 million years ago, in what is now North Africa — Egypt, Morocco, and Algeria. It was a creature unlike any other known dinosaur: equipped with a long, narrow crocodile-like skull adapted for catching fish, a towering neural spine sail running the length of its back, and a deep paddle-shaped tail built for propulsion through water. At an estimated 14 to 18 metres in length, it is the largest carnivorous dinosaur yet described — though its full anatomy remains debated, since the original specimens discovered in Egypt's Bahariya Formation were destroyed when Allied bombing struck a Munich museum in 1944.

This articulated skeleton model is designed by Pinkywings and printed at Mystmere Forge in totem carving stone filament — a warm stone tone with light and dark brown patterning that gives the impression of aged bone. The model is hand-finished and measures 20cm. Every joint moves freely, making it endlessly poseable on shelf or desk.

Part of the Bone Forge collection — prehistoric skeletons finished by hand in Essex, UK. Each piece ships with a printed fact sheet.

Species information sourced from the Natural History Museum, London (nhm.ac.uk) and Encyclopædia Britannica. Model designed by Pinkywings.

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