I-Toy, new for 2018

[Shonisaurus]

"Bossy grandma"? They're starting giving their models nicknames then, sounds familiar...

It reminds me of the Rebor company.

[tanystropheus]

Something about the head looks off to me. I think it was more elongated in the movie. Hard to tell from these pics, though.
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Maybe it's too small? I resized it a little bit and it seems to look better.

Looks exactly like REBOR's upcoming T-rex.

[Appalachiosaurus]

"Bossy Grandma"

Yup, that's Rexy alright 

[Patrx]

Looks exactly like REBOR's upcoming T-rex.

Nah, REBOR's version has those big bumps all over it, and the iToy version has more of a leathery texture:

[spinosaurus1]

definitely prefer the I-Toy's rendition. the skin texturing is less jarring, more organic, and more screen accurate in contrast to rebors, which looks quite a bit too wrinkly bumpy, and artificial.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

I'd say both were 3D sculpted/printed.  Some just have a better grasp of the technology to get a better final product.  Neither of which is me.  lol

[Shadowknight1]

Honestly, I'd have to see both in color before I'd say I'd prefer one over the other.  Honestly, I think the I-Toy's head looks a little small.  Funny considering that the early version of the REBOR had the opposite problem.

[acro-man]

Wonder why it's a Rex year?
Cos it's Jurassic World year.
How am I not producing a Rex when everybody gets crazy about the movie?
Toy factory logic.

[Shonisaurus]

Independently that the two tyrannosaurs (Rebor and I-Toy are based on the tyrannosaurus of Jurassic Park, the difference that I glimpse of the one of I-Toy is that it reminds me very much to the Tyrannosaurus rex sedentarios (green, brown and rainbow versions) of Papo.

The tyrannosaurus rex of Rebor I think it has a more independent bill, without this meaning that the figure of I-Toy is a great figure as his dilophosaurus last year.

[Takama]

Me thinks it will have Stability issues

[acro-man]

Me too. Very seriously.

[Jose S.M.]

I don't know if it's naturally that way but one of the feet looks already warped in the photo.

[Takama]

Color Photos

[Shadowknight1]

Not bad, but man, the warped looking legs in the other photos is worrying.  Depending on the colors of the Rebor rex, I'm leaning more towards that one if it looks more like Rexy.

[Shonisaurus]

The figure is quite bright, which I noticed that the head of the tyrannosaurus rex is identical to the head of the mark of Papo (sedentary tyrannosaurus as I call it) Or am I the only one who thinks that?

[CityRaptor]

Well, it is a Jurassic Park/ World T.rex, so that is to be expected.

[PhilSauria]

Okay, so set your stop watches now to see how long it takes for this one to be ripped off and turn up on the Asian web sites. This company, along with Papo and Schleich, seems to have the most 'homage' figures out there.

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

The figure is quite bright, which I noticed that the head of the tyrannosaurus rex is identical to the head of the mark of Papo (sedentary tyrannosaurus as I call it) Or am I the only one who thinks that?

I think the head on Papo's is more accurate to a JP Rex.  There is something weird with the teeth here and the all around look to the head, like maybe it was a poorer recast of the Papo or Rebor one?

[Loon]

Looks more like the Lost World female than Rexy, the rex in that film seemed to have a more angular head in comparison to Rexy's rounder skull.

[Loon]

But, I'm still getting it, it looks light-years better than Rebors pebbly thing.