This 1/35 scale snap-fit plastic assembly kit recreates the herbivorous dinosaur Fukuisaurus and is offered as part of Tamiya's range of dinosaur models.
The real Fukuisaurus lived during the Early Cretaceous and is known from deposits around present-day Fukui, Japan, dated to roughly 120 million years ago. Estimated at about 5.2 meters in length, it had a beak-like front jaw and cheek teeth suited for processing plant material. Limb proportions indicate it could adopt both bipedal and quadrupedal postures, and it shared its environment with carnivores such as Fukuiraptor.
The kit captures body proportions and surface texture based on research conducted with the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum and academic advisors. Parts are engineered for snap-fit assembly with Tamiya's CLIC LOC system so no adhesive is required for the major joins. Surface detail includes sculpted skin texture plus tooth and mouth anatomy, and the set includes a separate display stand. Two flat human silhouette figures are provided for scale comparison, along with a color leaflet and a paper scenery backdrop that can be painted or used as printed.
A scale representation focused on accurate proportions and surface detail, intended for hobbyists who assemble and display scale dinosaur subjects.
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