Liberty Imports Kids RC Triceratops LED Infrared Remote Control Toy, Remote Control Dinosaur with Realistic Roaring Sounds & Lights, Battery Operated Moving Dino Robot

Step into the past with the Kids R/C Triceratops! This LED Infrared Controlled Dinosaur is a fun and exciting toy that will transport your child to the Cretaceous period. With its hard pebbled texture and detailed frill and horns, this triceratops dinosaur toy looks and feels like the real thing. It's a lifelike and playful experience that your children will love. The RC Triceratops features a built-in speaker with digital sound effects that allow your dino to come alive. The dinosaur toy stands about 8.875 inches long assembled and includes a wireless controller that lets you maneuver the RC triceratops forwards and backward. With the fun fossil design on the controller, your child will feel like they are exploring the past with a real paleontologist. When you're done driving the dinosaur, hold down both buttons on the remote to enable Auto Mode and watch the triceratops roam around as it pleases. It's a fun and interactive way to let your child explore their imagination and learn about the prehistoric world. The Discovery Kids RC Triceratops Figure requires 5 "AAA" batteries (not included), making it easy to bring around the house or on the road. The RC Triceratops is not just a fun toy, but it's also a great educational tool. It provides an excellent opportunity for children to learn about the prehistoric era and the dinosaurs that roamed the earth. It's an enhanced educational value that parents will appreciate. The Kids RC Triceratops Figure is a perfect gift for any child who loves dinosaurs or remote control toys. It's an excellent way to keep kids entertained and engaged, whether they're playing alone or with friends. The LED Infrared Controlled Dinosaur is sure to provide hours of fun and interactive playtime while inspiring your child's imagination and creativity. Get ready to blast to the prehistoric past with the Kids Remote Control Triceratops!