How cute is this little guy?

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Little toy out of a Kinder style chocolate egg. My fave dinosaur as well

Anytime I see an ankylosaurus, I remember my niece when she was 5 years old. She loved a light blue ankylosaurus with a conspicuous red mouth. She explained me why she loved that figure so much but suddenly she asked me about the red mouth and if it could be blood. I told her it was not blood once it is a herbivore. So, she concluded it would certainly love to eat tomatoes. Well, it was already 8 years ago but she still keeps the dino among her toys.
Surely your little dino is very cute. Do you know to which exact series it belongs?

Roger wrote:

Anytime I see an ankylosaurus, I remember my niece when she was 5 years old. She loved a light blue ankylosaurus with a conspicuous red mouth. She explained me why she loved that figure so much but suddenly she asked me about the red mouth and if it could be blood. I told her it was not blood once it is a herbivore. So, she concluded it would certainly love to eat tomatoes. Well, it was already 8 years ago but she still keeps the dino among her toys.
Surely your little dino is very cute. Do you know to which exact series it belongs?

That is such a lovely story - children come out with the greatest of things! haha

There are no markings on the model so have no idea - I'm guessing its a generic figure

Lovely ankylosaur! The figures from the Kinder branded eggs we (finally!) have here in the US don't look half as nice.

Roger, I love your story of your niece's ankylosaur! My daughter has always loved parasaurolophus. She hasn't any figures saved from that early in her childhood though. She does maintain a small collection of them yet, and steals most any I get. I asked her once (she's 19 now) if she knew why. She said it's because when she was very young, she thought they had a handle.

pipsxlch wrote:

Lovely ankylosaur! The figures from the Kinder branded eggs we (finally!) have here in the US don't look half as nice.

Roger, I love your story of your niece's ankylosaur! My daughter has always loved parasaurolophus. She hasn't any figures saved from that early in her childhood though. She does maintain a small collection of them yet, and steals most any I get. I asked her once (she's 19 now) if she knew why. She said it's because when she was very young, she thought they had a handle.