17 Piece Zuru Robo Alive Dino Escape Series 1

Beware there's a Dino on the loose! Fuelled with Jurassic rage and on a path of destruction, you'll need to use your traps, weapons and wits to capture the Dino before it's too late! Move the Dino's tail and listen to the prehistoric world roar to life with lifelike lights and sounds. Can you capture the Dino and prevent a Dino escape?

Product Details Suitable for ages : 3+ years

1 x cage, 1x t-rex, 1 x helicopter, 1 x mini dino, 1 x test tube with 1x slime: 1 oz (28 g) and 1 x surprise dino egg, 1 x trap, 1 x robot arm, 1x cannon, 1 x animal trap with 2 removable missiles, 1 x armed car, 2 x machine guns and 1 x instruction booklet

17 pieces

• Net weight: Test tube with slime: 28g / 1oz.
• Dimensions/Size: Pack size: 37.2cm (H) x 28.2cm (W) x 18.2cm (D)
• Dinosaur figure: 27.94cm (H) x 35.56cm (W) / 11-inch (H) x 14-inch
• Battery information: Requires 3 x 1.5V AG13/A76/LR44 batteries (included)
• Features Light and sounds: Use the Dino's tail to trigger lights and sounds, bringing the prehistoric world to life!
• Vehicles and accessories: Race the vehicles to the scene to capture the Dino with real firing weapons and traps
• Hunt and capture mission: Set the trap and return the Dino to its cage before it unleashes chaos upon us all. Ready, aim, trap!
• More dino surprises inside: With 2 Dinos to trap and collect! And Dino Slime to dig through to find a Dino egg

Additional Information Button battery safety information

Caution: Choking hazard. Small parts. Follow usage instructions carefully.

Warning: Button Cell Batteries are Hazardous (new or used). Keep away from Children.

Button Cell Batteries can cause severe or fatal injuries in 2 hours or less if they are swallowed or placed inside any part of the body. If you suspect your child has swallowed or inserted a button cell battery, call the 24-hour Poisons Information Centre in Australia on 131126 or in New Zealand on 0800 764 766 or contact your country's emergency department.

Disclaimer: Important information for drone users. Drones must be kept in clear sight of the operator's own eyes and not through a device (such as VR goggles) at all times. For more information on drone use for Australia, please see www.knowyourdrone.gov.au , and for New Zealand, please see www.aviation.govt.nz/drones .