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Iron Studios is releasing the Jurassic Park Velociraptors In The Kitchen Diorama 1/10 Art Scale Statue, a statue that captures the famous scene where Tim is trapped next to the counter in the kitchen before Lex makes noise to distract the Raptors. The statue includes two Raptors, counter with pots, pans, utensils, as well as Tim. This statue will be available from Iron Studios as well as Chronicle Collectibles. Check out the pics and details below.
Features:
- Limited edition
- Based on original references from the movie
- Made in Polystone
- Hand painted
- Includes base display
- Includes kitchen appliances
- Includes two velociraptors and Tim Murphy
Product dimensions: 11 in (H) x 12,9 in (W) x 8,2 in (L)
Product Weight: 7 lbs
MSRP: USD 399,99
Release schedule: Third quarter of 2019
Features:
- Limited edition
- Based on original references from the movie
- Made in Polystone
- Hand painted
- Includes base display
- Includes kitchen appliances
- Includes two velociraptors and Tim Murphy
Product dimensions: 11 in (H) x 12,9 in (W) x 8,2 in (L)
Product Weight: 7 lbs
MSRP: USD 399,99
Release schedule: Third quarter of 2019
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Prime 1 Studio is releasing the Legacy Museum Collection Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Indoraptor 1/6 Scale Statue, it comes in two versions deluxe (EX) limited to 500 and regular version. Check out the pics and details below.
Description
“The perfect weapon for the modern age!” – Gunnar Eversol
Prime 1 Studio is proud to present 1/6 scale LMCJW2-03: Indoraptor from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The Indoraptor is the secondary antagonist of the 2018 science fiction adventure film, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the fifth installment of the Jurassic Park film franchise, as well as the second installment of the Jurassic World trilogy. He was a new hybrid dinosaur genetically created by the scientist Henry Wu (on the orders of Eli Mills) in secret within the laboratory of Lockwood Manor as a successor to Blue and the Indominus rex that broke loose and went on a rampage across the site of the Jurassic World theme park on the island of Isla Nublar three years prior to the events of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Similar to our previous product LMCJW2-01: Blue, fans can expect the product to be the most screen accurate you will ever find. This 1/6 scale Indoraptor statue measures approximately 19 inches tall with 40 inches wide and based from the ending scene of the film. This is a must-have statue for all Jurassic World Fans!
Specifications:
Indoraptor EX Version Limited Edition 500
Price: $849.00
Indoraptor Regular Version
Price: $799.00
Est. Arrival: Nov. 2019 - Jan. 2020
Pre-ordered here from Prime 1 Studio (US)
Description
“The perfect weapon for the modern age!” – Gunnar Eversol
Prime 1 Studio is proud to present 1/6 scale LMCJW2-03: Indoraptor from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The Indoraptor is the secondary antagonist of the 2018 science fiction adventure film, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the fifth installment of the Jurassic Park film franchise, as well as the second installment of the Jurassic World trilogy. He was a new hybrid dinosaur genetically created by the scientist Henry Wu (on the orders of Eli Mills) in secret within the laboratory of Lockwood Manor as a successor to Blue and the Indominus rex that broke loose and went on a rampage across the site of the Jurassic World theme park on the island of Isla Nublar three years prior to the events of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Similar to our previous product LMCJW2-01: Blue, fans can expect the product to be the most screen accurate you will ever find. This 1/6 scale Indoraptor statue measures approximately 19 inches tall with 40 inches wide and based from the ending scene of the film. This is a must-have statue for all Jurassic World Fans!
Specifications:
- Size approximately 19 inches tall [H:47.1cm, W:100.7cm, D:51.9cm]
- LED Light up on base
- DNA tube container sample of Indominus rex rib bone (In the Exclusive version only)
- Material: Polystone
Indoraptor EX Version Limited Edition 500
Price: $849.00
Indoraptor Regular Version
Price: $799.00
Est. Arrival: Nov. 2019 - Jan. 2020
Pre-ordered here from Prime 1 Studio (US)
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From Mezco Toyz Blog
THROWBACK THURSDAY: WHEN KONG WAS KING
In 2005 Peter Jackson released KING KONG, his remake of the 1933 blockbuster. Hailed as a modern classic it went on to gross over half a billion dollars. Fans clamored for merchandise and Mezco Toyz answered the call with what many consider the finest King Kong figure ever produced.
Standing an imposing 15 inches tall, Mezco’s King Kong featured 9 points of articulation. His cleverly articulated hips allowed him to stand upright (perfect for swatting those pesky biplanes) or lean forward to go into a traditional “knuckle walk” pose.
Peter Jackson made Kong incredibly expressive and Mezco created three head styles to capture Kong’s many looks:
· An open mouth roaring head
· A closed mouth angry head
· A sad / contemplative head
Mezco stayed true to the film’s design and included numerous scars from injuries old and new. Packaged in a huge widow box with eye-catching King Kong graphics it caught the attention of fans worldwide and despite (in 2017) being out of production for a decade, it continues to remain popular with collectors.
Mezco’s King Kong has been honored by the internationally renowned Museum Of The Moving Image, where the prototype King Kong from the Mezco archives is on permanent display as part of the museum’s “Behind The Screen” collection. From inside his custom Lexan case, Kong stares down at the museum’s daily parade of visitors, and those who dare to meet his gaze hold no doubt that he is truly King.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: WHEN KONG WAS KING
In 2005 Peter Jackson released KING KONG, his remake of the 1933 blockbuster. Hailed as a modern classic it went on to gross over half a billion dollars. Fans clamored for merchandise and Mezco Toyz answered the call with what many consider the finest King Kong figure ever produced.
Standing an imposing 15 inches tall, Mezco’s King Kong featured 9 points of articulation. His cleverly articulated hips allowed him to stand upright (perfect for swatting those pesky biplanes) or lean forward to go into a traditional “knuckle walk” pose.
Peter Jackson made Kong incredibly expressive and Mezco created three head styles to capture Kong’s many looks:
· An open mouth roaring head
· A closed mouth angry head
· A sad / contemplative head
Mezco stayed true to the film’s design and included numerous scars from injuries old and new. Packaged in a huge widow box with eye-catching King Kong graphics it caught the attention of fans worldwide and despite (in 2017) being out of production for a decade, it continues to remain popular with collectors.
Mezco’s King Kong has been honored by the internationally renowned Museum Of The Moving Image, where the prototype King Kong from the Mezco archives is on permanent display as part of the museum’s “Behind The Screen” collection. From inside his custom Lexan case, Kong stares down at the museum’s daily parade of visitors, and those who dare to meet his gaze hold no doubt that he is truly King.
