Mighty Megasuar Remote Control T-Rex

Description

Andy Boynton. Hold down the remote's left button, and the dinosaur lumbers slowly forward and its eyes light up orange--all while you hear the sound of its thundering steps ("boom. (Be careful not to wake up the neighbors.) The toy is nicely detailed--with a hard plastic body, little rotating arms, and a rubber, reptilian head--but because the remote's cord is fixed, there's little else you can do with it. The remote itself resembles a geological find. Hold down the remote's left button, and the dinosaur lumbers slowly forward and its eyes light up orange--all while you hear the sound of its thundering steps ("boom ... Green, brown, and scary looking, this toy Tyrannosaurus rex comes tethered to a battery-operated remote control. Press the right button, and it rotates its neck, opens its jaws, and roars loudly and convincingly. Green, brown, and scary looking, this toy Tyrannosaurus rex comes tethered to a battery-operated remote control. Hold down the remote's left button, and the dinosaur lumbers slowly forward and its eyes light up orange--all while you hear the sound of its thundering steps ("boom. Press the right button, and it rotates its neck, opens its jaws, and roars loudly and convincingly. (Be careful not to wake up the neighbors.) The toy is nicely detailed--with a hard plastic body, little rotating arms, and a rubber, reptilian head--but because the remote's cord is fixed, there's little else you can do with it. The remote itself resembles a geological find.

Key Features

• (Be careful not to wake up the neighbors.) The toy is nicely detailed--with a hard plastic body, little rotating arms, and a rubber, reptilian head--but because the remote's cord is fixed, there's little else you can do with it.
• Press the right button, and it rotates its neck, opens its jaws, and roars loudly and convincingly.
• Green, brown, and scary looking, this toy Tyrannosaurus rex comes tethered to a battery-operated remote control.
• Hold down the remote's left button, and the dinosaur lumbers slowly forward and its eyes light up orange--all while you hear the sound of its thundering steps ("boom.
• The remote itself resembles a geological find.