Triceratops
Theme:	Dino (Duplo)     Dino (Dacta) Adventurers     Dino Island Dinosaurs Dino
Variations:	6
Years:	DUPLO version 1: 1997, 1999, 2007 System version 1: 2000 System version 2: 2001 DUPLO version 2: 2008 System version 3: 2012
Appearances DUPLO version 1 (baby and adult):     1781 Dinosaur Babies     2602 Dinosaurs Family Home     2604 Dino World     2605 Dinosaur Park     2803 Dinosaur Babies     9194 Giant DUPLO Dinosaur Set     9195 Large DUPLO Dinosaur Set     9196 DUPLO Dinosaurs     9213 Dinosaurs System version 1 :      5955 All Terrain Trapper (Brownish-Orange Legs)      5975 T-Rex Transport (Light Grey Legs)     LEGO Racers 2 System version 2 :      6722 Styracosaurus DUPLO version 2 (baby and adult):     5598 Dino Valley System version 3 :      5885 Triceratops Trapper

The Triceratops (Try-sare-a-tops) is an animal dinosaur figure. Various incarnations and versions of the Triceratops have been released since 1997.

Contents 1 DUPLO Triceratops 1.1 Version 1 1.2 Version 2 2 System Triceratops 2.1 Version 1 2.2 Version 2 2.3 Version 3 3 Colours 4 Notes 5 Appearances 5.1 DUPLO 5.2 System 5.3 Video game appearances 6 Gallery 7 See also

DUPLO Triceratops Edit

Version 1 Edit

The first Triceratops figures appeared in 1997 in the preschool targeted DUPLO line. The figure was part of DUPLO's new Dino and Dino (Dacta) themes. The figure was only one single piece with no movable parts.

A smaller version of the figure was also released as a baby triceratops.

Version 2 Edit

In 2008 a new version of the DUPLO triceratops was released. It was similar to the old one, with new printings.

System Triceratops Edit

Version 1 Edit

The first Triceratops of System was released in 2000 with the Adventurers subtheme Dino Island. The figure had four parts: The horns, the head, the body and the tail. It is built like a crocodile but the head has a clip to hold the horns.

Two colours were available: One with brownish-orange legs and one with light grey legs.

Version 2 Edit

Another Triceratops was released in 2001, as part of the Dinosaurs theme. It was available in the 6722 Styracosaurus set, as an alternative model. This Triceratops was different to the first one. It had completely new parts, and its colour was sand green instead dark grey.

Version 3 Edit

A new, updated version of the Triceratops appeared in the Dino theme.

Colours Edit

• Dark Grey (Stone), with Brownish-Orange Legs
• Dark Grey (Stone), with Old Light Grey Legs
• Sand Green and Dark Grey
• Brick-Yellow and Reddish Brown

Notes Edit

• A Triceratops appears in the video game LEGO Racers 2 walking around Dino Island.

Appearances Edit

DUPLO Edit

Version 1 :

• 1781 Dinosaur Babies
• 2602 Dinosaurs Family Home
• 2604 Dino World
• 2605 Dinosaur Park
• 2803 Dinosaur Babies
• 9194 Giant DUPLO Dinosaur Set
• 9195 Large DUPLO Dinosaur Set
• 9196 DUPLO Dinosaurs
• 9213 Dinosaurs

Version 2 :

• 5598 Dino Valley

System Edit

Version 1 :

• 5955 All Terrain Trapper (Brownish-Orange Legs)
• 5975 T-Rex Transport (Light Grey Legs)

Version 2 :

• 6722 Styracosaurus

Version 3 :

• 5885 Triceratops Trapper

Video game appearances Edit

• LEGO Racers 2

Gallery Edit

See also Edit

• Dino Island
• Dinosaurs

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