With about 14 points of articulation and incredible movie-authentic detail, including color and texture from head to toe (and tail!), these figures are ready to dominate the spotlight.

See the Tyrannosaurus Rex as it appears in Jurassic Park with the premium design of this 24-inch long figure. It is designed in scale to humans and other dinosaur figures in the Hammond Collection, each sold separately, subject to availability. Franchise star! Blue has been a featured character in the franchise since the very first Jurassic Park movie, and is starring in the Jurassic World Hammond Collection, which has created a new standard for dinosaur-related figures. Recommended for ages 8 years and older, these make a great gift for Jurassic World fans and collectors of all ages. With premium design, these human and dinosaur figures represent classic characters and species from across the Jurassic World franchise and are designed to delight collectors.

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The paintjob is a big improvement over the mainline toys as well, and in conjunction with the articulation also the main appeal with this figure. The figure is painted in a variety of brown tones like the original Jurassic Park raptors. It is darker dorsally with dark bands running down the legs and tail. A highly recommended online toy store featuring a wide variety of Papo, Schleich, Safari Ltd., CollectA, and other figures.

And for what I’d like to see most in the future? Aside from making figures for the remaining movie dinos that still don’t have one (Oviraptor, Baby Carnotaurus) and figures of the missing humans (where on EARTH is Dr. Wu???), I also want more Paleozoic creatures! Some parts of the franchise that are allowed to get really wild with the species, such as the mobile games, have made a ton of crazy pre-dinosaur animals into Jurassic “canon”. Let’s see figures of weirdos like Diplocaulus and Anomalocaris!

Jurassic Park III Makes a Comeback with Mattel

Someday I hope to have a dedicated Jurassic room I can display everything in. The Super Colossals in particular are just so big, I can’t show them off the way I’d like and it makes me reluctant to collect them all. With the release of Jurassic World: Dominion we are finally getting feathered dinosaurs in the franchise. But the addition of the feather clad Pyroraptor is almost negated by the addition of yet more scaly dromaeosaurs, in the form of Atrociraptor. Like the franchise’s Velociraptor, don’t expect to see many Atrociraptor toys on my shelf, if any. Although I can put up with Mattel toy inaccuracies, the image of a scaly dromaeosaur is now as unnatural to me as a scaly eagle or flamingo would be. All that said, with the release of the highly anticipated Hammond Collection I have finally caved in a bought a Mattel Velociraptor. But it stands on my shelf to represent the movie I love and its creatures, not Velociraptor itself. Discover the thrills and adventure of the whole Jurassic World Series captured in this line that is named for Jurassic Park's founder and sets a new quality standard for dinosaur collectables -- the Hammond Collection! I am impressed with the overall petite build of the figure and how it still manages to incorporate the articulation despite its delicate features. The arms, for instance, are extraordinarily skinny yet the articulation works smoothly, and I have no real fear of breaking the toy. I would not feel as comfortable playing with a similarly sized toy by a higher end action figure company. There is one exception though. The feet are absurdly enormous. They’re the same size as the mainline figure’s, even though the figure itself is slimmer overall. I understand that this is for stability, but it looks ridiculous.

The company who produce several lines of dinosaur figures including the Carnegie Collection and the Wild Safari LineCollector dinosaurs! This Male Velociraptor dinosaur figure from Jurassic Park III is part of The Hammond Collection which has created a new standard for highly detailed and articulated figures. Extensive articulation! This figure allows great posability, including a wide-opening jaw. It's ready for a display with other Hammond Collection figures, both human and dinosaur. (Each figure sold separately, subject to availability.) This premium T. rex figure has detailed design features collectors will appreciate, including red glass eyes, stretchable jaw tendons and posable tongue, ensuring dramatic and unique displays.