T-Rex Dinosaur Easy Flyer Kite

This T-Rex Dinosaur Kite wants to emulate pterosaurs and FLY. With his fearsome visage, this T-Rex Dinosaur Kite will claim his territory in the sky, while his stable delta platform and exciting tail make him exceptionally easy to launch and soar. Cool room décor for young dinosaur buffs and a great gift for any age kite flyer. Nylon. Winder and 300 feet of 30 pound test line included. Wind range: 5-18 mph. Ages 6 and up.  46" x 90"

Museum Provenance

More than 1,500 cataloged dinosaur specimens are included in the collections of the Smithsonian’s Department of Paleobiology at the Natural History Museum. Of this number, about 30 are on exhibit and 6 are the actual specimens that were used to name new dinosaur species. One of the Natural History Museum’s biggest and most popular projects was the digitizing and remounting of our Triceratops skeleton, a dinosaur that was on display since 1905. It became the world's first anatomically accurate digital dinosaur rendered from fossils. The annual Washington D.C. Kite Festival was sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution for 44 years, with its last sponsorship occurring in 2010.

Every Smithsonian purchase will arrive with a museum provenance card explaining how it is adapted from or inspired by an object or objects in our collection.