ALLOSAURUS VS STEGOSAURUS #26

An allosaurus and a stegosaurus stand face to face in this coloring page: the first balances upright on its hind legs, round spots covering its body, its small arms raised and its mouth open in a smile; the second walks on all four legs, two rows of large pointed plates rising along its back and spikes tipping its tail, oval spots scattered across its skin. Between them a volcano sends up a plume of smoke. Coconut palms line both sides of the scene, while ferns with curled tips and a scatter of rounded rocks fill the foreground, crossed by a winding line on the ground. The outline is steady and fairly thick, marking out large, easy-to-fill areas across each dinosaur's belly and flanks. The smaller zones, the spots, the back plates, the fern spirals and the volcano's smoke, call for a steadier hand and suit a child already comfortable with markers or pencils. Expect around thirty minutes to finish this printable page once the whole background is covered. Since the two dinosaurs read differently, round spots against oval spots and plates, giving each one its own base color helps the finished scene stay easy to read. Print this coloring page on A4 paper at 200 gsm, sturdy enough to hold up under markers without the ink bleeding through.

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Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus