SPINOSAURUS VS T-REX #26
A spotted Spinosaurus with a tall dorsal sail stands face to face with a grinning Tyrannosaurus, a lone fern between them. Mouths open and front legs raised, the two dinosaurs look like they're greeting each other rather than fighting. Behind them a volcano puffs smoke between two coconut-laden palm trees, above rounded rocks and a small winding stream. The linework on this coloring page stays fine on the Spinosaurus's back spots, the Tyrannosaurus's ridged scales, and the palm fronds, while the two bodies and the volcano cone leave large, easy areas to fill in. It suits kids from about age 7-8 already comfortable with coloring, or an adult moving faster through the small details; expect roughly half an hour, longer if every spot and scale gets its own shade. This printable page pits two clearly outlined characters against a busy background, so coloring their bodies first in two contrasting shades keeps the Spinosaurus and Tyrannosaurus readable side by side. A fine marker suits the spots and scales, colored pencils the volcano and ground. Print this dino at A4 or US Letter, on 160-200 gsm paper so markers won't bleed through.
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