Life-size exhibits for theme parks, museums, zoos and malls — designed, built and installed by one factory team. 5,000+ exhibits delivered to 40+ countries since 2012.
Six core families, 100+ species, every model custom-built to your dimensions, movement profile and venue. One exhibit, one plan — no catalog copies.
T-Rex, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus and 100+ species. Q235 steel frames with silicone skin and lifelike motion — built for scenic areas, museums and theme parks.
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Mammoths, lions, crocodiles, giraffes and pandas — sculpted to true anatomy for zoos, theme parks and commercial displays.
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1:1 high-precision replicas of dinosaur and prehistoric fossils — museum-grade for education, exhibition and display spaces.
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Ride-on dinosaurs with rated drives for parks and family entertainment centres — safe, smooth and built for all-day commercial use.
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Sensor-triggered show pieces — T-Rex biting cars, coin-op scenes and motion-activated performances that run on cue.
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Dinosaur exhibition planning, park theming and museum gallery design — concept design through on-site installation, handled end to end.
Explore SolutionsZigong Huilongtang Culture & Art Co., Ltd. — the animatronic dinosaur and animal manufacturer behind HLTDINO — has designed and built exhibits since 2012. From our 70,000 ㎡ production base in Zigong, Sichuan, China's dinosaur hometown, an 8,000 ㎡ workshop and a 76-person team ship around 1,300 exhibits a year, with the entire production chain in-house: 3D modeling, Q235 steel fabrication, mechanical drive assembly, silicone skin molding and factory testing before shipment.
That vertical integration is why buyers get consistent quality, honest lead times and one-off builds — your species, your scale, your venue. Exhibits are weather-proofed from −20°C to +60°C, operated by sensor trigger, remote control or a single operator, and maintained through modular, individually replaceable parts. Every project ships with a spare-parts list and a maintenance guide.
The latest builds off the factory floor. Scale, movement set, finish and interactivity are specified per project.
A brown bear is read from its mass — the humped shoulders, the heavy forelimbs and the broad round head are what make it […]
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A clouded leopard is read from its markings — the large, irregular cloud-shaped dark rosettes over a pale tan coat, and the unusually long […]
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A capybara is read from its shape first — the barrel body, the blunt rounded snout and the tiny rounded ears are what make […]
View ProductNo design hand-offs, no subcontracting surprises. You work with the people who actually weld the frame — and visit the factory if you want to watch it happen.
Venue, species list, dimensions and budget — one exhibit, one plan.
Movement storyboards and digital models before a single weld.
Q235 national-standard steel skeleton, welded in-house.
Servo, brushless and stepper drives tuned for lifelike motion.
Proprietary molded silicone skin — texture, color, weathering.
Full motion and electrical test runs before it ships.
Real builds, real numbers — how the engineering decisions actually get made on site.
Foam carving and sealant coating was the long-standing surface standard for animatronic dinosaurs. This is the patented molded-silicone process that replaced it — how the skin is cast, why it still holds detail at 30 cm viewing distance, and what changed on the workshop floor.
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A Jurassic-themed animatronic dinosaur project delivered to the United Kingdom — designed and built in Zigong, shipped and installed on site.
Read Case StudyEverything we tell prospects before they buy — specs, cost drivers and installation realities, published openly.
Most of the enquiries that reach a dinosaur factory are, unsurprisingly, about dinosaurs. But a steady share of them are not — and they […]
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A walking dinosaur costume is a wearable machine with a person inside it. The two numbers that decide whether it works are weight and vision — 12 kg or 20 kg, and whether the head is carried by a frame or by the wearer's neck.
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A skeleton is the honest version of a dinosaur: no skin to hide behind, only proportion. What museum-grade casting actually means, how scale and frame decisions are made, and why a quote is itemised rather than quoted as a number.
Read ArticleThe six things every park, museum and zoo asks in the first email — answered here so you can plan with real numbers.
Cost is driven by size, number of movements, skin system and control type — a 5 m sensor-triggered T-Rex and a 12 m remote-controlled raptor pack are different builds. Send your species list and target dimensions and we return a realistic budget range, not a guess.
30–45 days is the typical build window once drawings are approved, plus crating, ocean or air freight and on-site installation. You get a dated production schedule before the deposit — no open-ended timelines.
Yes. Every exhibit is weather-proofed from −20°C to +60°C, with corrosion-protected Q235 steel frames and sealed electrical enclosures. Indoor and outdoor versions are specified per project, not assumed.
We have delivered to 40+ countries — across the UK and mainland Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia — with installations in 50+ cities, from New York and Sicily to Singapore. Exhibits are crated for ocean freight and shipped with an installation manual, wiring diagrams and a spare-parts list.
A 12-month warranty with maintenance support, modular parts that can be replaced individually on site, and remote troubleshooting for control and drive issues. Every project includes a maintenance guide.
Every exhibit is a one-off build to your drawings, floor plan and color reference. We send 3D models and material samples for approval before welding starts — so the finished piece matches the site, not a catalog photo.
Send us your venue, species list and rough dimensions. You'll get a realistic feasibility read and a ballpark lead time — no pressure, no template replies.
Or email info@hltdino.com — we reply within one business day.