Mattel, Jurassic World: The Fallen Kingdom toys - new for 2018

[mgaguilar]

What's with the arms on the Herrerasaurus? And the paint job on the Pachy?

I think the raptors look pretty decent. Feet look smaller than the other comparable raptors.

[Loon]

I'll probably only pick up the Gallimimus. It looks considerably nicer than the normal basic figure, at least pose wise. Is it about the same size as the normal figure?

[tanystropheus]

Doesn't Mattel own the rights to the Dino Riders property? Are they going to simply tack on armor on these guys once it is time to release the Dino Riders toy line?

[EmperorDinobot]

Microceratus!

We're getting one!

[MLMjp]

The "Destructasaurus" also have been revealed:

What's with the arms on the Herrerasaurus? And the paint job on the Pachy?
I think the raptors look pretty decent. Feet look smaller than the other comparable raptors.

The pachy´s paint job is based on the JW website

[CityRaptor]

They look more like Rescuesaurs to me, saving their little friends. Also looks like the Raptor  is more or less a hommage to Raptor Alpha.

[ChrisLikesDinos]

Some more pics of the exclusives and wave 2 items here! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1660215167399813.1073741849.214980405256637&type=1&l=0e3891c8ac

[CityRaptor]

Some more pics of the exclusives and wave 2 items here! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1660215167399813.1073741849.214980405256637&type=1&l=0e3891c8ac

Uh, that "Microceratops" is Protoceratops.

[Archosauria]

My wallet audibly cried when I saw these.
That giant Mosasaurus is by far my favorite.

[Archosauria]

Some of them are better than others. The Herrarasaurus looks a little strange and so are some of the raptors and the Metriacanthosaurus.
The ones that stick out to me as great-looking are the Indoraptor, the giant Mosasaurus, the large Tyrannosaurus, the Dimorphodon, the Pachycephalosaurus, the Stygimoloch, and the Gallimimus.

[MLMjp]

Is is me or does the Basic Dino Value aka "big and cheap" Indoraptor looks as good, if not better that both the regular and electronic one?
Basic Dino Value:


Regular and electronic "TV driver" Indoraptors

[Loon]

The headsculpt on the destrosaur raptor makes me think it'll be the legacy collection movie 1 raptor in future.

[DinoToyForum]

Anyone know why the logo omits "fallen kingdom"?

[mgaguilar]

Is is me or does the Basic Dino Value aka "big and cheap" Indoraptor looks as good, if not better that both the regular and electronic one?
Basic Dino Value:

Oho, yes I do want this one. Probably more than most of the other dino's in the line.
$10? That's a steal.

[IrritatorRaji]

Is is me or does the Basic Dino Value aka "big and cheap" Indoraptor looks as good, if not better that both the regular and electronic one?
Basic Dino Value:

Suppose it's just its lack of articulation? Allows for a smoother and less 'broken' sculpt?

[suspsy]

That Dimetrodon is easily one of Mattel's lamest-looking figures. It certainly pales in comparison to the Kenner version.

[Reptilia]

There's a sensible decrease in quality with this second wave. Apart from the Indoraptor, this second version looks fairly better than the ultra articulated one seen before.

[Faelrin]

Okay so with the Toys R Exclusives/Destructasaurs finally revealed, if I had to get one it would be the Dimetrodon even though it's missing some toes, and the head shape is off, but the color scheme and sculpt is kind of appealing to me otherwise, plus the little Microceratus it comes with. The orange striped blue Velociraptor reminds me of the Chaos Effect one and might be worth getting (if I get a chance at it in store).

The Roarivores Ankylosaurus is looking much better to me in the image in this gallery. The lighting on the toy fair images made the teal-green look super bright and the grey-brown on the back looked like a lilac color (although the color on the legs and head looked grey, but here it seems consistent with what's on the back, a grey brown). This should definitely be a purchase for me when the time comes, especially since the sculpt is more movie accurate then the Hasbro JW one (and doesn't have the scorpion posed tail, but otherwise I still quite enjoy the Hasbro JW one). My thoughts haven't really changed on anything else (in other words I still like them), such as the Ceratosaurus, Herrerasaurus, Stygimoloch, Pteranodon.

The Basic Dino Indoraptor also looks really good with the sculpt and maybe even the paint deco.

I also find it interesting that the Protoceratops, Minmi, and Pteranodon are actually Wave 2 (summer?) releases and not Wave 3 (fall?).

Now if only there were images of the remaining items from Legacy Collection, such as TLW raptor, TLW infant Tyrannosaurus, JPIII raptor, and the Spinosaurus (since there are pics out there with the human figures, JP Dilophosaurus, TLW Pachycephalosaurus, and the JPIII Pteranodon), so I get my semi final wishlist organized and prioritized.

[paintingdinos]

Is is me or does the Basic Dino Value aka "big and cheap" Indoraptor looks as good, if not better that both the regular and electronic one?
Basic Dino Value:

Suppose it's just its lack of articulation? Allows for a smoother and less 'broken' sculpt?

This is a really beautifully sculpted toy, but I just can't get over how boring the Indoraptor is. All that lovely detail wasted on something that's basically solid black. Literally any lighter color with a couple of washes would have been so cool. Even the other dinos with simple paint schemes look more interesting than this.

[mgaguilar]

@paintingdinos I overall agree with your statement. A sweet navy-blue gradient across the body with accents of speckled gold that increase in density along the body to somewhat form a line would have been better than the demonic-ninja-saur that we have now.