ToyMonster "Captivz" Jurassic World line

[Flaffy]

Haven't seen these posted on the forum yet so here we go:





A @Andysdinosaurreviews 's review of the entire first wave:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PagoXqXVJ2Y&ab_channel=Andy%27sDinosaurReviews

[Flaffy]

Apparently the Indominus is a "Collectors Case" exclusive, and so far only news of the blind-egg have been released. Curious to see if the "rare" Bronze Indoraptor, the "ultra-rare" Silver Tyrannosaurus, and the "limited edition" Golden Blue are included within the collectors case or not.

The detail and paint app on most of these easily surpasses Mattel's mini figure offerings. Something I'll gladly sacrifice shody articulation for.
Hope to acquire the Sinoceratops, as it and the Indominus are easily the highlights of the set. With the Pteranodon and bobble-headed Stegosaurus being the weakest of the bunch.

Interestingly, as small as these raptor figures are, ToyMonster managed to squeeze in some very intricate teeth detail. Something Nanmu failed at doing so despite working with a larger scale.

[Loon]

Those are pretty nice looking for the size and price.

[Halichoeres]

These are definitely much nicer than the Mattel miniatures. The Stygimoloch in particular is tempting. I hope they get around to a Microceratus.

[Jose S.M.]

The Sino looks very nice.

[Skorpio V.]

Since they're apparently only available in Australia, I really hope Minizoo can do their thing and get some batches of these. I really like the stygimoloch, seems like it fits in around 1:35-1:40 scale too.

[triceratops83]

I've only seen these in Kmart, but good luck collecting them, the local store only had one batch that sold out.

[Chubi]

The Sino looks very nice.

Yeah, i really hope they'll make it to France eventually, so i can put my hand on that critter (and, hopefully, the whole lot of them).