I Dig Dino-Triceratops Skeleton-Excavation - MuseumTour Catalog

You DIG, she DIGS, we all dig DINOS.

I DIG^TM Excavation Adventures let kids become modern day dinosaur hunters and archaeologists! Using steel tools, kids dig through dust free Dinostone rock to unearth replica dinosaur bones. Easy assembly and included paints give discoveries a classic museum finish.

I Dig^TM Triceratops Skeleton Excavation Adventure
Using a steel hammer and chisel, kids dig up replica, snap-together bones of a Triceratops, reassemble the pieces, and paint the skeleton for display in their very own dinosaur museum!

Kit includes:
~ Steel hammer
~ Chisel
~ Goggles
~ Brush
~ Paints
~ Fact book
~ Instructions

Awards:
Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Award, 2001
Dr. Toy's Top 10 Active Toys, 2001
Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children's Products, 2001
Parents' Choice Award, 2000
Learning Magazine Teacher's Choice Award, 2000
National Parenting Center Seal of Approval, 1999
Family Fun Magazine Toy of the Year, 1999
Dr. Toy's 100 Best Toys, 1999
Dr. Toy's Best Vacation Product, 1998
Dr. Toy's 10 Best Socially Responsible Products, 1998

Ages 6 and up.
Grades 1 and up.

1537 - I Dig Dino-Triceratops Skeleton-Excavation - $24.95

Average Rating:

4.8 / 5 (5 votes)

Comments / Reviews:

Justine Olawsky writes on 01/05/2007

We sent this to our nephew (who is eight) for Christmas. According to his parents (and independently verified by his grandparents) he really enjoyed excavating the bones as well as assembling them. We have also given to a five-year-old friend, but he has yet to do it, so I do not know how easy it is for a five-year-old. It looks so cool that I can hardly wait to get the whole set for my daughter next Christmas when she will be almost five. Truth told, my husband and I were thinking of getting one for ourselves to have a try.

wert writes on 01/01/2007

You may not use my name or initials to quote me. The kit was a great success. Recepient, 6yearold boy had 'dug' at a friend's and really wanted this for Christmas. It was a complete success, from the goggles and tools to the very satisfying hammering, to the final painting. I appreciate your more interesting toys and will use your catalog and the reviews of the toys more seriously in the future. In a world filled with junk toys and hype, it's a wonderful help to a gift giver to have such information.

T.S.R. writes on 01/21/2006

The whole family got into the digging of the dino. It was great fun. The dino skeleton went together easily, but we ended up using a little glue to keep it together. My kids loved painting them after the dig. The first one was so much fun we bought a second one and will by them again.

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