Kinder Natoons Dinosaurs · 2026 · Kinder
Dilophosaurus
Dilophosaurus (VC111) is an olive-brown baby with an open frill around its head, patterned in red and orange. That fan is the easiest way to spot it.
In ColleX collections, 110 collectors have it and 13 are looking for it. 22 of them have duplicates.
Median of European collector shops (Germany, Italy) for the toy with its leaflet (BPZ). These are asking prices, not sales.
- Lowest offer:
- €0.99
- Highest:
- €1.29
Shop data as of November 2, 2026.
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About this item
A frill from the cinema
The real Dilophosaurus lived in the Early Jurassic, about 186 million years ago, in North America; it was about seven metres long and had two crests on its head. It had no frill — that was invented for the film Jurassic Park, and the Kinder figure has one.
The frill is a separate part
According to Ferrero’s leaflet, Dilophosaurus is built from three parts: two halves of the body and the frill, which is pushed on from above. The name Dilophosaurus is the same in the collector databases, at the shops and in the Ü-Ei-Portal catalogue. On 5 October 2026 eierlei-shop.de asked €0.99 for it — the lowest price of the series at that shop, shared with Lambeosaurus (VC113); at ue-ei-punkt.de it was €1.29, and astrocollection.it had sold out (€3.50).
Dilophosaurus (VC111) — details, price and collectors
FAQ
Which Kinder dinosaur has a frill?+
Dilophosaurus, code VC111: olive-brown, with a red-and-orange pattern on its open frill. In the series it sits between Brachiosaurus (VC110) and the blue predator VC112.
Did the real Dilophosaurus have a frill?+
No. The frill was invented for the 1993 film, and the venom spit before that, for Michael Crichton’s novel; the real dinosaur had two crests on its head.