Australian Geographic

4M: Dig a Dinosaur - Brachiosaurus

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$18.17 $27.95 In stock

Category: Kids Toys & Games Science

The 4M Dig a Dinosaur – Brachiosaurus kit lets young palaeontologists uncover the remains of one of the tallest and most majestic dinosaurs to ever walk the Earth. Using the included tools, children can carefully dig through the plaster block to reveal the bones of a Brachiosaurus and then assemble them into a striking skeleton model measuring approximately 28cm long.

Perfect for curious minds, this hands-on excavation activity combines the excitement of discovery with the creativity of building. It encourages an interest in science, fossils, and prehistoric life, while helping develop patience and fine motor skills. Once complete, the finished skeleton can be displayed on the included stand — a proud reminder of a successful dig.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

My six-year-old was absolutely giddy when the actual skeleton pieces started emerging from the block, and the included chisel and brush made it feel like a real archaeological dig. Took us about an hour to fully excavate, and he’s already asking to do another one.

John M. ★★★★★

My 6-year-old absolutely loved chiseling out the Brachiosaurus bones with the little hammer and brush. The plaster was just the right hardness to keep him busy for an hour without frustration.

Hazel Q. ★★★★☆

The chisel and brush tools kept my son busy for a solid hour, and he was thrilled when the bones actually clicked together to form the skeleton. Only wish the plaster was a bit easier to break through for smaller hands.