PREFABRICATED DINOSAUR MODEL

The present disclosure relates to a prefabricated dinosaur model capable of minimizing the number of parts within a range that allows movement similar to an actual dinosaur while being free from an anatomical structure of a dinosaur, and at the same time capable of commercializing at a low price by simplifying the shape of the parts, the prefabricated dinosaur model comprising a skeleton frame which includes a head bone part, a neck bone part, a trunk bone part, a tail bone part, and a leg bone part and forms a skeleton corresponding to an external shape of the dinosaur when assembled; a joint connection part provided at a connection part of the skeleton frame to enable movement of the skeleton frame; and an outer skin which includes an outer skin of the head, an outer skin of the neck, an outer skin of the trunk, an outer skin of the tail, and an outer skin of the leg individually corresponding to the skeleton frame, and directly coupled to corresponding parts of the skeleton frame individually in a detachable manner.