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Triceratops Costume Dino Suit - DCTR209

The Triceratops Costume Dino Suit - DCTR209 is a remarkable creation by MCSDINO, designed to bring the prehistoric giant to life. This four-legged walking suit is a must-have for any Jurassic-themed stage play, offering a dynamic and immersive experience for both performers and audience members. With its life-like movements and imposing size, this costume is sure to be a showstopper.

Key Features and Specifications

The Triceratops Costume Dino Suit - DCTR209 boasts several unique features that set it apart from other dinosaur costumes. First, it is designed for two actors to wear and operate, allowing for a more engaging and interactive performance. The costume features dark grey skin tones with sky blue patterns, giving it a realistic and authentic appearance. Additionally, the legs of the costume are covered, ensuring the performers have full range of motion while maintaining the Triceratops' distinctive four-legged stance. The dimensions of the costume are approximately 5m in length, 1.3m in width, and 2.1m in height, making it the perfect giant in any dinosaur costume lineup.

• Unique Features:
• Two actors wear Triceratops costumes
• Dark grey skin tones and sky blue patterns
• Cover legs costume

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Triceratops Costume Dino Suit - DCTR209 is an excellent choice for a variety of events and performances. Whether you're hosting a theme park attraction, a dinosaur-themed birthday party, or a stage play, this costume will undoubtedly capture the imagination of your audience. The ease of operation makes it accessible for performers of all skill levels, with only a day of rehearsal required to bring the Triceratops to life. The included accessories, such as the wooden case for transportation, global charger, show shelf, and skin repair kits, ensure that your investment is well-protected and easy to maintain.

• Triceratops Movements:
• Eyes blinking
• Head left to right
• Neck up and down
• Tail left to right
• Walking with Triceratops sound