Collecting the Triceratops
Loose Triceratops' feature often in loose collections, and that is probably the easiest way to pick up one. Be careful and check for wear, ensure the battery cover is present & that the tip of the tail is intact. The Triceratops' accessories and pretty easy to identify and can be gathered from loose collections fairly easily. The guns and armour have a habit of going brown in the sun, so go for grey if you can.

MIB Triceratops' don't pop off too often, and are a highly valued set. Grab one if you can!

Set Contains

* Triceratops	* Sidewinder	* Hammerhead	* Side Swivel Guns (2)
* Rear Guns	* Top Guns (2)	* Radar Dish Support	* Harness
* Seat Inserts (2)	* Gun Tips (4)	* Harness Strap	* Radar Dish
* Rear Seat Platform	* Gun Shields (2)	* Brain Box	* Seats (2)
* Top Seat Platform	* Series 1 Rulon Gear (2)	* Series 1 Comic	* Instruction Booklet

Triceratops Notes
Coming Soon...

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* Triceratops Box Art [83kb]
* Triceratops Side Art [44kb]
* Triceratops Bio [35kb]
* Triceratops MIB (Note: Rasp substituted for Sidewinder) [47kb]
* Scientifically accurate 1/24 Scale Triceratops Dinosaur [24kb]
* REAL WALKING ACTION. Synchronized Head Movement [36kb]
* Together, Hammerhead and Sidewinder wreak havoc wherever they take this awesome armored Triceratops [30kb]
* The Rulon Brain Box tames even the terrifying Triceratops! [29kb]
* Fully articulated Sidewinder figure commands from the pilot's seat with rotating Phaser guns. [33kb]
* Hammerhead is posed for full battle alert with the tailgunners' twin phaser cannons. [32kb]
* Rotating Radar Dish. [34kb]
* REAL WALKING ACTION with synchronized head movement. [37kb]
* Set contains: [72kb]

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The Real Triceratops
("Three-horned face"). Many groups of dinosaurs produced their largest individuals at the very end of the Late Cretaceous, right before the great extinction that doomed every last dinosaur - and the ceratopsians were no exception. There is little doubt that, at 30 feet (9 meters) in length, weighing 6 tons (5.5 metric tons), and boasting three horns that might have been 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, Triceratops was the most impressive of all horned dinosaurs. Need more? Scientists now think that Triceratops lived and ran in huge herds. What a sight they must have made, thundering across the plains of western North America by the thousands. The whole earth would have seemed to be shaking.
(from The Complete Book of the Dinosaur by Joseph Wallace, (c)1989 Mallard Press)