Crowning the success of his previous Animal Faces and Fun Faces, Pierre-Marie Valat turns back the clock to create the ultimate collection of dinosaur masks. Stunning three dimensional dinosaurs bristle with horns, crests, and frills; their eyes glisten; and their movable jaws open to reveal sharp teeth. Perfect for Halloween. Full-color illustrations.
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Crowning the success of his previous Animal Faces and Fun Faces, Pierre-Marie Valat turns back the clock to create the ultimate collection of dinosaur masks. Stunning three dimensional dinosaurs bristle with horns, crests, and frills; their eyes glisten; and their movable jaws open to reveal sharp teeth. Perfect for Halloween. Full-color illustrations.
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Add this copy of Dinosaur Faces to cart. $7.41, good condition, Sold by Bookmans rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Tucson, AZ, UNITED STATES, published 1990 by Puffin.
Add this copy of Dinosaur Faces: 5 Three-Dimensional Masks to cart. $12.25, very good condition, Sold by ZENO'S rated 3.0 out of 5 stars, ships from San Francisco, CA, UNITED STATES, published 1990 by Puffin Books.
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New York. 1990. Dutton. 1st Printing. Very Good in Wrappers. 0525446311. unpaginated. paperback. keywords: Children. FROM THE PUBLISHER-Pretend you're a dinosaur! Bristling with horns, crests, and sharp teeth, these spectacular three-dimensional masks bring five prehistoric creatures back to life: triceratops, corythosaurus, tyrannosaurus, euoplocephalus, and their flying relative, the pteranodon. An informative description and full-length illustration are included on the back of each mask. Perfect for parties, games, plays, or decorating a room. TO ASSEMBLE YOUR MASK: Press out the pieces of the mask and fold along the creases. Match the pieces that have the same numbers, and join them together. Follow the order of the numbers-fit together the parts numbered 1, then those numbered 2, and so on. Fasten flaps to the inside of the mask, and tape them down. Attach the dinosaur's jaw by inserting paper fasteners into the precut holes, and its mouth will open and shut. Thread string or elastic through the other two holes, make a knot at each end, and your mask is ready to wear. inventory #14601.
