Realistic detailing and incredible paintwork are what set PAPO's Dinosaurs ahead of the rest.

Each figurine is hand painted and manufactured according to strict EN-71 specifications; with meticulous attention paid to details like scale, posture, weight, and even texturing for optimal realism.

Sculpted with highly refined and crisp intricacies, this Styigomoloch is no different; featuring beautifully detailed spikes on its nose and head; and meticulously hand painted in a blend of greens and browns for a highly naturalistic in appearance.

Realistic skin-sags add an incredibly life-like feel to its look, making it a superb prehistoric complement for all dino lovers young and old.

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SPIKY STYGIMOLOCH FACTS!

Quick facts about this tiny trooper: As far as dinosaurs go, he's a pretty small fella; measuring in only at a length of a car and weighing as much as a human.

A herbivore that lived off a diet of horsetails, gingkos, cycads, seed ferns and club mosses, the Stygimoloch never ate much, and only required 5-10kg of vegetation a day for survival.

Unlike other Pachycephalasaurs, the Stygimoloch had short conical hornlets on the nose, and large backwards-pointing spikes on its head.

The function of these spikes is unknown and may be mostly ornamental, but they might have also been used to attract mates.

The name 'Stygimoloch' translates from Greek to 'horned demon from the river Styx' - but based on all the information above, you know there isn't really much to fear with this lil chap.

In reality, the intimidating name is due to its bizarrely ornamented skull which evokes the Christian conception of the devil - all horns and scales, and with the slightest hint of an evil leer if you look at the fossil specimen just right.