Jumbo Dinosaur Egg Dig Kit – 12 Dinosaur Figures & 6 Digging Tools (Ages 6+)
- One Jumbo Egg with 12 Dinosaur Figures: Excavate a single large egg to uncover Ornithomimus, Iguanodon, Deinonychus, Corythosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Dilophosaurus, Styracosaurus, Pterodactyl, Stegosaurus, and Diplodocus.
- Six Wooden Digging Tools: Two hammers, two chisels, and two dust brushes allow two children to work on the same excavation project together.
- Learning Materials Included: Twelve dinosaur learning cards and one illustrated poster help children identify and compare every cleaned figure.
- Simple Digging Process: Protect the work surface, soak the egg in water for 10 minutes, excavate gradually, brush away loose material, and rinse the figures if needed.
- Recommended for Ages 6+: A hands-on dinosaur activity for home, gifts, shared play, and small learning groups. Adult help is useful for setup, tool use, and cleanup.
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Product information
5.24×5.24×7.48 inches
2025 CATALOG AVAILABLE
Piano Potato Big Dig · SKU 10700131
One giant egg. Twelve dinosaur discoveries.
Soak the jumbo egg, dig out 12 different dinosaur figures, clean each find, and use the matching learning cards and poster to identify the collection. Two complete sets of digging tools make it easier for children to share the activity.

The complete set
A shared excavation project with every main item included.
The activity combines one large excavation block with a 12-piece dinosaur collection. Children can work through the egg together, compare each figure with its card, and keep the full set after the digging is complete.
Everything in the box
The exact contents, kept separate and easy to check.
The product image lists every supplied item. No extra digging tools are needed to begin the activity.
One large egg-shaped block contains all 12 dinosaur figures.
Twelve different models are hidden throughout the block.
Two children can tap and scrape at the same time.
Use the brushes to clear loose excavation material from each figure.
The cards identify the individual dinosaurs; the poster supports the activity and collection.


The twelve figures
Every dinosaur named in the product image.
Use the learning cards to match the figures after excavation. The names below are reproduced without combining or shortening the assortment.
How to use the kit
Five practical steps from sealed egg to complete collection.
Use a tray, paper, or an outdoor area to contain loose excavation material.
Place the egg in water before digging to soften the block, following the existing product directions.
Use the hammers and chisels a little at a time. Reduce pressure when a dinosaur starts to appear.
Clear loose dust with the brushes, then rinse remaining material from the dinosaurs if needed.
Compare every cleaned figure with the 12 learning cards and keep the completed set together.


After each discovery
Give every figure a name before it joins the collection.
The 12 learning cards pair the models with dinosaur names and pictures. The poster provides a larger visual reference, so the learning material stays useful after the egg has been fully excavated.
Compare body shape, head shape, plates, horns, crests, wings, and tail form with the cards.
Group the 12 figures by visible features or place them beside their matching cards.
Use the cards and poster again after the excavation instead of treating them as packaging.
Where it works well
One activity for home, gifts, and shared play.
The paired tools support two children working together, while the single large egg keeps the discoveries part of one continuous project.

Set up the egg on a covered table and let children work through the excavation in one session or return to it later.
The excavation, model collection, cards, poster, and tools are presented together in one retail box.
The duplicated hammers, chisels, and brushes reduce waiting when two children share the egg.
Children can take turns digging, cleaning, identifying, and arranging the figures.
Simple safety steps
Contain the dust, use the tools slowly, and keep small pieces together.
The product information recommends this kit for children age 6 and up.
An adult can help with soaking, tool use, turn-taking, and cleanup.
The excavation block creates loose material. A contained work area makes cleanup easier.
Use lighter taps and short scraping movements as soon as a colored piece becomes visible.
Remove remaining dust when the activity is finished and let cleaned figures dry.

Product details
Specifications and carton information.
Piano Potato
10700131
5.24 × 5.24 × 7.48 inches
6 years and up
12 pcs/ctn, 0.049 m³
16.65 × 11.26 × 15.91 inches
More dinosaur excavation choices
Choose a different format for the next dinosaur project.
Use separate glow-in-the-dark eggs for a larger group, or choose a skeleton kit when assembly is the main activity.

Dino Egg Excavation Kit
Twelve individual egg blocks, each with a glow-in-the-dark dinosaur, chisel, and learning card.

Triceratops Skeleton Kit
Dig out the skeleton pieces, clean them, and assemble one complete Triceratops display model.

Crocodile Skeleton Kit
A non-dinosaur alternative with 11 crocodile skeleton pieces to excavate, assemble, and display.
More information
Continue with products, activity ideas, or ordering details.
Questions and answers
What to confirm before starting the dig.
How many dinosaur figures are inside the jumbo egg?
The single large egg contains 12 different dinosaur figures. The set is designed as one continuous excavation project rather than 12 separate egg blocks.
Which dinosaurs are included?
Ornithomimus, Iguanodon, Deinonychus, Corythosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Dilophosaurus, Styracosaurus, Pterodactyl, Stegosaurus, and Diplodocus.
What digging tools are supplied?
The box includes two wooden hammers, two wooden chisels, and two dust brushes. The duplicated tools allow two children to work on the same egg together.
Should the egg be soaked before digging?
Yes. The current product directions recommend soaking the egg in water for 10 minutes before excavation to soften the block.
What learning materials are in the box?
The set includes 12 learning cards and one poster. Children can use them to identify and compare the figures after each dinosaur is cleaned.
How long does the excavation take?
The current product description gives an approximate digging time of 40 minutes. Actual time can vary depending on soaking, digging speed, and whether children share the tools.
What age is the Jumbo Dinosaur Egg Dig Kit for?
The product information recommends the kit for children age 6 and up. Adult help is useful for setup, soaking, tool use, and cleanup.
Product and wholesale enquiries
Need price, stock, carton, or ordering information?
Use the ordering guide for the next steps or contact Piano Potato with SKU 10700131.
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