T-Rex Dinosaur Monster Truck Coloring Page
Dinosaur-themed monster trucks are a long-running tradition in the sport, with teeth painted across the nose and spines running down the roof. The fibreglass bodies used in real monster trucks are moulded, not stamped from metal, which is why shapes this wild are possible at all. Teeth painted along the front bumper are a genuine monster truck tradition, not a cartoon invention — several competing trucks have run variations of the idea for decades. The scales and the spines are separate shapes here, so this page rewards using two or three greens rather than one.
The download is the full-resolution outline, ready for the printer. At 138 areas it is one of the busier pages here, so it is easier on screen where you can zoom.
Colours the real T-Rex Dinosaur Monster Truck wears
Here is what the real T-Rex Dinosaur Monster Truck looks like, in 4 shades you can copy into the colour picker. Going completely off-book is also allowed.
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How much colouring is in this one?
Measured from the artwork — how this works.
The 2 T-Rex Dinosaur Monster Truck drawings range from 129 to 146 fillable areas, so the simpler one is a better starting point if a younger child is colouring. Dense enough that printing it large, or colouring it zoomed in, helps. New to the editor? The how to colour and print guide covers it in a minute.
