Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6603 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Re:creation Group Plc

Manufacturer's Description
A killer combo: razor-sharp teeth and gigantic jaws. The Ceratosaur Dino Bone Kit includes 34 interchangeable pieces in a bone shaped storage case.

Skeleflex is a creative ball-and-socket building system with bone-shaped pieces and flexible joints. Skeleflex kits include Dinosaur and Alien sets--all parts are compatible and can be combined to make aliens, dinosaurs and other fantastical creatures that move in a lifelike manner.

Skeleflex kits come in bone- and skull-shaped storage cases. Each set contains pieces coloured to match its case so if you and your friends combine your sets to make one massive monster, when playtime is over simply collect the pieces that are the same unique colour as your case. This eliminates disagreements about who owns which bones.

Construct exact replicas of creatures featured on the packaging, or create your own fantasy creatures. Build predators with dropping jaws and flapping wings, or assemble aliens with wavering tentacles and swaying spines. Make a multi-headed, moving martian-asaurus, or follow the design guide for a more recognizable masterpiece. All parts are compatible, even between dinosaur and alien species.

The Skeleflex range includes the Powerflex Lab (large set with T-Rex and motorized base); small bone sets (4 Dinosaurs and 4 Aliens to collect) and medium skull sets (2 Dinosaur and 2 Aliens to collect). .

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Customer Reviews

What a shame...
bought of few of the skeliflex for my son last Xmas, and they are now almost all broken. My son is very caring for his toys, but the "joins" of the pieces are very hard to put in and out, and the plastic is not of a good quality and it has a tentency to "stick"... so after a few click-in and out, the connector broken and stayed inside the opposite piece.

The toys themselves are really good fun and if it wasn't for them being made with such a rubbish quality plastic, they would really be fab... and my son is really upset about it... and so am I (especially with the price tag).

So, great fun, but unless you want to make them and display them on a shelve, it's a big NO-NO