Fossil Replicas: Gigantosaurus Tooth, Utahraptor Egg.
 

Yay! I've added to my collection. :bloogrin:

This first picture is a little blurry. =P

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/k...a/Tyler013.jpg

7 1/2 inches long. It feels kind of sharp, so much that it could be used as a cutting knife. :wiltshock:

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/k...a/Tyler014.jpg

The egg also measures 7 1/2 inches. I tried weighing it, the scale said 2.30 pounds, though, it feels a lot heavier. :P

I would really, really not want to annoy anything with teeth that big. :eek: ;)

Nice additions, dude! :up:

Thank you! :)

A nice touch about them is that they smell like dirt, as if they were actually dug out of the ground. ;D

Those are so cool, Macky! Looks like some early Christmas presents. Nice finds there! :)

You have got to have some of the BEST tastes in collectibles, if I must say so myself! I used to have a pretty decent collection of real Pleistocene fossils that I found myself, but when I packed them away to move 14 years ago, I can't find them. They're still boxed up somewhere in a spare bedroom, I guess.

pitbulllady

Thanks. That's exactly what they are. ;D

Thank you so much! :D

That kinda sucks. Maybe you should look there someday. ;)

That is one big tooth. :frankiesmile:

Better keep that egg from hatching. :macwor:

A utahraptor would be excellent at keeping away neighbors who steal from our gas tanks. :P

Ah, I remember going fossil hunting with dad:bloogrin: Good times.