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E X C AVAT I O N K I T

Excavate a dinosaur ﬁgure

from an egg with a chisel t

Contains one of 8 glow-in-

dark dinosaur ﬁgures

Thames  Kosmos

89 Ship Street

Providence, RI 02903

Phone: 800-587-2872

thamesandkosmos.com

Thames  Kosmos UK LP.

20 Stone Street,

Cranbrook, Kent TN17 3HE

Phone: 01580 713000

thamesandkosmos.co.uk

WARNING!

Not suitable for

children under 3

years. Choking

hazard — small

parts may be

swallowed or

inhaled.

Ages 5+

WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD — Sma

Not for children under 3 yrs.

GLOW-IN-THE-DaRK

DINOSAUR EGG

EXCAVATION

DEAR PARENTS,

Please provide your child with

assistance and support when

excavating the dinosaur figure.

Before starting the experiment,

read through the manual together

and be sure to follow it. Please

be careful not to let any parts of

the kit get into the hands of small

children, especially the plaster

pieces that are left over after

excavating.

WARNING! Not suitable for children

under  years. For use under adult

supervision. Read the instructions before

use, follow them and keep them for

reference.

Do not inhale plaster dust or bring it into

contact with mouth or eyes. Wash hands

after use!

Keep the packaging and instructions as

they contain important information.

We reserve the right to make technical

changes.

HERE’S HOW

Your excavation kit consists of one

dinosaur egg with a dinosaur figure

inside of it and one chisel tool. You will

also need a cup full of water. Before

starting your excavation, prepare the

work area by spreading a few layers

of newspaper over a table surface. For

your workplace, choose an area where

it won’t matter if some of the plaster

material falls here and there or some

water gets spilled.

The dinosaur egg’s plaster

material will become quite

soft when the egg is placed

in water. The longer the egg

is in the water, the softer the

material will become and

the easier the excavation

will go. But you can also just

soften the outermost layer

and then work your way

through the harder layers on

the interior later on.

Now dig out the dinosaur figure from inside

the egg by scraping away the plaster with

your chisel. As soon as you come to the

dinosaur, work carefully as you expose

the entire figure bit by bit. Finally, you can

rinse the last remaining plaster bits off the

dinosaur figure under running water. Then

rinse out the sink.

To find out which dinosaur was in your egg,

take a look at the dinosaur facts on the

back side. There are a total of 8 different

dinosaur figures. Collect them all!

If any parts of this kit are defective, please contact Thames  Kosmos technical support.

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Technical product development: Björn Stolpmann

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TUOJIANGOSAURUS

A dinosaur from

the stegosaur

group. It had

pointed

bony

plates

on its back

and

spines

on its tail and shoulders. This

enabled the herbivore to defend

itself against enemies.

PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS

Although this dinosaur had

impressive spikes on both the

back of its head and nose,

it probably didn’t use these

to defend itself against

predatory dinosaurs,

but rather to protect

itself

from

other

males during

mating season.

APATOSAURUS

A giant herbivore

that lived in

herds, it grew

up to 26 meters

long and weighed up to 35 tons. Its

characteristics are a small head with

a long neck and an even longer tail.

DEINONYCHUS

Despite a body length of three

meters, this fast, agile dinosaur stood

only around one meter high

due to its crouched posture.

But despite

its size, the

sickle-like claws

on its hind feet,

still made it a

dangerous

predator.

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK

The dinosaur figure that you dug up is not multicolored (like in the pictures

above), but a solid yellow-green color. All of the dinosaurs in this series

contain a special pigment that glows in the dark after it has been charged

in the light of the sun or a lamp. This glowing phenomenon is called

phosphorescence.

TYRANNOSAURUS REX

The most famous

dinosaur of all: A

great meat-eater with

powerful teeth.

Grew up to 12

meters in length

and seven tons

in weight.

TRICERATOPS

The largest dinosaur from the group

of horn-bearing plant-eaters, up

to nine meters long and 12 tons in

weight. It carried three horns on its

skull and had a broad

bony frill to

protect its

neck.

STEGOSAURUS

It had a tiny head, gigantic plates on

its back, and a clubbed tail with bony

spikes. This plant-eater grew up to

nine meters long and weighed up to

four tons.

PTERANODON

Not

actually

true dinosaurs,

the pterosaurs

(“winged lizards”)

were nevertheless a

closely related group.

Pteranodon hunted at

sea, mostly for fish, and had a

wingspan of up to seven meters.

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