Jurassic World Toys World Park III Hammond Collection Ceratosaurus Dinosaur Action Figure, 13in with 17 Movable Joints, Movie Collectible, HFG71, Multicolor

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The face is decorated with irregularly shaped scales of various sizes with some particularly large ones around the brows, and labial scales along the mouth. Collectors of all ages will love this figure that is 13-inches long with detailed decoration and texture and 17 points of articulation, including top and bottom jaw joints and a posable tail. It’s not a big deal but I do consider it false advertising, especially since the same image is used on the product box. It’s bright and bold coloration makes it stand out among its peers, and the level of detail afforded it is second to none. Named for the innovative founder of Jurassic Park, this Hammond Collection celebrates the thrills and adventure of the entire Jurassic World franchise and sets a new quality standard for dinosaur collectables!

Discover this Ceratosaurus figure from Jurassic Park III with premium finishes and movie-authentic details.This toy is more reminiscent of the Jurassic Park: Evolution Ceratosaurus, with a longer, narrower snout, and a less ghoulish appearance than we see on the JP3 Ceratosaurus. We’re unboxing the entire new wave of classic Jurassic Park figures in 4K ultra-high definition, providing the most crystal-clear look yet on these incredibly detailed releases. inch scale and ready to go on the hunt for premium collectability status, posing next to human and other dinosaur figures in the collection at the same scale. Ball joints are present on the shoulders and elbows, but the wrists are not articulated, even though they could and should be. Discover the thrills and adventure of Jurassic World captured in The Hammond Collection, named for Jurassic Park's founder and setting a a new standard for dinosaur collectables, including this fearsome Ceratosaurus.

Featuring your favorite characters and dinos from the Jurassic Park / Jurassic World franchise, the Hammond Collection brings you fully articulated figures in 3. Although its screentime was brief its distinct colors and patterns are now canon, and featured in all Jurassic merchandise, from the Jurassic World: Evolution video game to Mattel’s line of toys. Mattel’s Hammond Collection Tyrannosaurs Rex has finally arrived on our review table, alongside similarly super-articulated versions of Gallimimus and Dr. It was a cool, somewhat retro, kind of inquisitive look, and I wanted to replicate it with my own toy.I am happy to report that the Hammond Collection Ceratosaurus is one of the best toys from Mattel to date. This figure has incredible movie-accurate design, color and texture, and 17 points of articulation, from a terrifying jaw articulated top and bottom, to a soft plastic posable tail. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Collectors of all ages will love this figure that is 13 inches long with detailed decoration and texture and 17 points of articulation, including top and bottom jaw joints and posable tail. Overall, the articulation with this figure is some of the best in the Hammond Collection, reminiscent of the Baryonyx which I still regard as one of the line’s best.

I am also happy to report that the feet on this figure are in proportion with the rest of the body, and although the toy is slightly less stable because of that, it still works well enough that you can pose it on one foot or in a range of other poses. The head can swivel up and down at its base while the neck can swivel as well as rotate completely around.Personally, I’m happy that is scales better with the actual animal than the JP3 version but obviously that’s not ideal for most Jurassic Park collectors.