Our premier specimen. There is nothing else like STAN anywhere!

A children's 'dig' using a replica of the partially articulated side of STAN T. rex.

Display poster, with optional framing and stand, specifically designed to complement our STAN T. rex fossil replica skeleton exhibits. When coupled with its companion 'Skeleton' and 'Skull' posters, it makes a complete STAN skeleton exhibit.

Display poster, with optional framing and stand, specifically designed to complement our STAN T. rex fossil replica skeleton exhibits. When coupled with its companion 'Excavation' and 'Skull' posters, it makes a complete STAN skeleton exhibit.

Display poster, with optional framing and stand, specifically designed to complement our STAN T. rex fossil replica skeleton exhibits. When coupled with its companion 'Skeleton' and 'Excavation' posters, it makes a complete STAN skeleton exhibit.

STAN’s skull was virtually complete and incredibly well-preserved. The neck exhibits fused vertebrae from terrifying injuries that healed.

Not only was STAN’s skull virtually complete, but also the 50 plus bones were preserved in pristine condition!

Can be mounted on the wall in limited space area, such as a hallway, office, den or even over the fireplace!

Display poster, with optional framing and stand, specifically designed to complement our STAN T. rex fossil replica skull exhibits. When coupled with its companion 'Discovery' poster, it makes a complete STAN Skull exhibit.

Display poster, with optional framing and stand, specifically designed to complement our STAN T. rex fossil replica skull exhibits. When coupled with its companion 'Skull' poster, it makes a complete STAN Skull exhibit.

Framed display posters with stands, specifically designed to complement our STAN T. rex fossil replica skull, making a complete exhibit.

See for yourself why T. rex could eat anything it wanted to!

The most stunning Tyrannosaurid tooth available anywhere, one of STAN's largest and finest.

Medium sized tooth from STAN's lower jaw.

Proof that T. rex arms weren't wimpy!