Gear2Play Junior Megasaur vs Spin Master DWD INA Flying Toothless GML

Key differences

The Gear2Play Junior Megasaur has 2 more batteries supported than the Spin Master DWD INA Flying Toothless GML (3 vs 1). The Spin Master DWD INA Flying Toothless GML has 52 mm more package width than the Gear2Play Junior Megasaur (152 mm vs 100 mm). The Gear2Play Junior Megasaur has 156 mm more package depth than the Spin Master DWD INA Flying Toothless GML (280 mm vs 124 mm). Only the Gear2Play Junior Megasaur has batteries required. Product colour: Blue, Orange on the Gear2Play Junior Megasaur, Black, Violet on the Spin Master DWD INA Flying Toothless GML.

• Product colour
  • Junior Megasaur:Blue, Orange
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:Black, Violet
• Recommended age (min)
  • Junior Megasaur:2 yr(s)
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:6 yr(s)
• Recommended age (max)
  • Junior Megasaur:10 yr(s)
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:16 yr(s)
• Batteries required
  • Junior Megasaur:Yes
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:No
• Number of batteries supported
  • Junior Megasaur:3
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:1
• Package width
  • Junior Megasaur:100 mm
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:152 mm
• Package depth
  • Junior Megasaur:280 mm
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:124 mm
• Package height
  • Junior Megasaur:240 mm
  • DWD INA Flying Toothless GML:232 mm