This will give you an idea of the size of the kit.

Really easy to find the kit itself in all versions. What is tough to find are the bases, and the boxes. No reissue has ever included the bases or nameplate. Expect to pay good money for those items.
Update 2025 - the bases are much easier to find now. Atlantis reissued the tiger, and part of that molding included the allosaurus bases. Atlantis didn't sell them themselves though, they sold them to a 3rd party who has been selling them on ebay ever since.

The head swivels, arms, paws, legs, and feet move. 2 sections of tail swivel.
Arm pins are the same as the ones for the rex.
Monogram also called it the Dragon Dinosaur.
Revell just called it Allosaurus, though they named it Fang in their latest reissue

	Click image to see more pics of my completed kit, as well as a review.
To veiw a parts list for this model, click on the link. It is in .txt format. You are more than welcome to copy this list. PARTS LIST Click image to see a numbered picture of the parts	NAMEPLATE TEXT ALLOSAURUS 150 MILLION YEARS AGO JURASSIC PERIOD
Here's a pic of my two part base.
Ok, here goes. The first edition of this kit came in the box with the tiger on it. It had no base. After that, the box art changed to the one without the tiger and the model contained a 2 part base. I have heard there was a transitional stage that used the box with the tiger and came with a 1 piece base. Can anyone confirm any of this? I think that the one-piece base stage is probably true. I have seen a lot of auctions for this kit with only one base piece. They alway seem to be the same piece too. So that does lead me to belive that this did happen.
'71 Box contents	'72 Box contents