Jurassic Park/World fans should be very excited by all the new Hammond Collection toys that have been revealed this week, both of the dinosaur and human persuasion.
Corythosaurus.
Irritator.
Metriacanthosaurus.
Stegosaurus baby.
Tyrannosaurus baby.
Dennis Nedry and John Hammond.
Wayne Knight admitted in an interview that he weighed 327 lbs at the time of Jurassic Park. Happily, he’s since lost 100 lbs and is much healthier. This Nedry figure definitely looks more like Knight today than in 1993, and it could be that Mattel did that out of respect for the actor. And if that’s the case, I applaud them for that.
Hammond’s face! It gives me a suggested caption for the last picture:
Grumpy Hammond, in a West Country voice to naughty Nedry : “That’s right, get off my land, and take that bloomin’ stick with ya!”
Has Nedry been on a diet?
AND yet more pronated claws!
You realize these are not meant to be scientifically accurate, right?
As for Nedry, it probably has to with articulation.
The Metriacanthosaurus is pretty neat looking so far. I’ll save my judgement for once I see some in hand images, but I might have to pick that one up.
That Irritator looks like a teenage JP3 Spinosaurus with different colors.
Little brother?
It’s wild: this dinosaur is never seen on screen, yet this action figure manages to look better as a toy and closer in aesthetic to the Spino than the Baryonyx ever has, on film or as merchandise.
But why can’t they get an obvious awesomebro feature like an enlarged first claw right…
Yeah, that’s the one (lack of trait) which is bothering me. Mattel can be weird sometimes.
Lack of enlarged claw might have to do with it being based on a Gameboy Advance game name Jurassic Park Builder.