PTERANODON

		PTERANODON with RASP, Evil Rulon Warrior and Full Battle Accessories
		1987 DINO-RIDERS Assortment Series 1, Collection 1 No. 9132
		"tair-AN-o-don" The Pteranodon's ("winged and toothless") wings spanned 23 feet, but they supported a body no larger than a goose. Its great blade-shaped beak was balanced by a huge bony crest extending 2 feet to the rear of its head. Flying speeds are estimated at 15 to 20 miles per hour with a gliding speed of around 25 miles per hour.

Collecting the Pteranodon
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Set Contains

* Pteranodon	* Rasp	*	*
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* Series 1 Rulon Gear	* Series 1 Comic	* Instruction Booklet

Pteranodon Notes
You'll notice the biography for Pteranodon says its name means 'winged and toothless'. Now take a look at the box art. Looks pretty toothy to me!

* Pteranodon Bio [53kb]
* Pteranodon Box Art [337kb]
* Pteranodon Side Art [83kb]
* Scientifically accurate 1/24 Scale Pteranodon. [25kb]
* Flapping battle-action wings, opening jaws, and poseable head. [28kb]
* Together, Rasp and Pteranodon strike terror from the air! [32kb]
* The Terrible Rulon Brain Box. [35kb]
* Twin laser tipped wing pods. [35kb]
* Fully articulated Rasp figure. [37kb]
* Treacherous spring-action Dinosaur Trap. [44kb]
* Flapping battle-action wings, opening jaw and poseable head. [52kb]
* Set Contains: [108kb]

The Real Pteranodon
Pteranodon is one of the best-known of all the flying reptiles called pterodactyls. It lived about 80 million years ago in North America. When Pteranodon spread its wings it would have been 8 metres wide. It had no teeth, but its jaws may have been covered with a horny beak. The long crest at the back of the skull helped to balance its head.
(from A Dictionary of Dinosaurs (c) 1989 Ashton Scholastic)