Cardboard People Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeleton Life Size Cardboard Cutout Standup

I was looking for a carboard cutout of a ferocious dinosaur for my niece's birthday party. This one was the coolest looking one by far, but I wasn't sure it was what I wanted. The product description calles it a "poster," which made me think it was printed on heavy paper, not cardboard. Also, the product description says that it "ships quickly and safely in a sturdy protective tube" - obviously, a cardboard cutout can't be shipped in a tube, so I was pretty sure I would be getting a very large paper poster. It was the closest I could find to what I wanted, though, so I ordered it anyway.First, this product is, indeed, a stand-up cardboard cutout (yay!) It is NOT shipped in a sturdy protective tube, but in flat cardboard packaging measuring about 53"x32". Some minor assembly is required - you have to remove the extra cardboard from the perimeter of the dinosaur, and you have to attach his tail. There are no instructions, but I'm confident you can figure that part out. Once assembled, this dinosaur is BIG and FEROCIOUS! I'd say he stands about 6 feet tall (I didn't measure, but he's taller than me, and I'm 5'7) and is about 5 feet long once you attach his tail.This disnosaur is AWESOME - it is definitely worth the price I paid ($30.) If you have a dinosaur lover in the house, I highly reccommend it!

Ok so this is the most excited I've been about buying anything for so long! The dinosaur is huge, maybe 5.5 feet or so standing. Very sturdy - I nailed her to a fence because we had strong winds on my birthday, and took her down to live inside after. She is a little pixelated, but it's a small price to pay for otherwise perfection. Very scary 10/10.

We got this as a decoration for our sons 6th birthday party. The kids LOVED it, and all the parents were excited to see the kids getting their pictures taken with it.We named him Karl. He now lives in our son's room and, not ashamed to admit it, has made me jump a few times. It took the cats a couple weeks to accept Karl as a part of our lives.Buying one if the others for our son's 7th birthday party.

I imagined this originally for my 15 year old son. He was not able to build this but I did and LOVED IT! Now, I'm hooked and want to build more! I had a great time building this and highly recommend it for a really spectacular display item. When people realize you built it the reaction is just icing on the pride of completing it.

HelloI got it damaged and the card board didn't stay stand for one second.I had to put a tape cause the tail came thorn. And the card board isn't a heavy duty at all. And didn't come in good condition.After all it doesn't justify the price , I couldn't use it, and had to out of a side.

Looks-wise it is fine but it literally started to fall over within an hour of use. I had to completely create a new backing for it so it would stand properly and people could use it. Definitely not worth the money.

"This is brilliant, it's massive (wider than I thought with the tail) and the kids loved it at my 5yo Dino-dig party, we made cardboard bones and played blindfold 'put the bone in the giganotosaurus' mouth'. Sadly it arrived with bashed fold right in the middle of it's tongue, it doesn't look like it was fresh from the box and had been used some place before. I'm a bit bummed by that actually..."

Huge & super cool! Totally worth the money for my childs room.