It’s a great time to be a Jurassic fan. Mattel, who inherited the Jurassic-licence in 2018 for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, hasn’t limited its designers to the current franchise. Dozens of dinosaurs and other toys from the latest films were produced from Acrocanthosaurus to Zuniceratops, there seems to be no
Jurassic Toys came to be in 2002 and has since then captured the imagination of Jurassic fans around the world. To reach even more fans, Jurassic Toys can be found on numerous social media platforms, including Youtube. Today, we reached a huge milestone. In less than a couple of months,
An outfit in the 1990s wasn’t complete without a Jurassic Park touch. Back in 1993, British company Dufort & Sons Ltd. made Jurassic Park licensed pin brooches featuring photos of the film’s star dinosaurs. They are made of hard plastic with the artwork printed on them, which makes them prone
Jurassic World hit theaters in 2015. It was the long awaited sequel to Jurassic Park III which came out 14 years earlier. Alongside the movie release, a huge amount of merchandising was unleashed upon the world. Hasbro, which had been producing Jurassic Park toys since 1993, continued doing so for
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Since 2018 when Mattel inherited the Jurassic World license, they’ve been pleasing Jurassic fans with their Legacy Collection subline. This line mostly takes its inspiration from the first three Jurassic Park films with big hits like the Comic-Con Exclusive John Hammond, Brachiosaurus, the T-Rex Escape pack with the Ford Explorer
In 2001 Joe Johnston’s sequel to Jurassic Park and The Lost World was released upon the world. Love it or hate it, it’s part of the Jurassic universe and there’s obviously lots of merchandising involved. To celebrate Jurassic June, over 50 objects from the Jurassic Park III movie have been
To celebrate the first day of Jurassic June, I’m unboxing a new Jurassic mystery box, prodived by Fanattic! They are THE British manufacturer of movie memorabilia and collectibles, who were kind enough to send a mystery box filled with amazing Jurassic Park and Jurassic World merchandising. One of the great
Fanattik, a company that should ring a bell if you’re a Jurassic fan, is releasing two busts inspired by T-Rex from Jurassic Park and Blue from Jurassic World. The company is most known for their wonderful posters, keychains and expanded universe Jurassic merchandise like the golden Jurassic Park and Jurassic
Mattel Creations released its latest Convention-exclusive Jurassic Park figure earlier this week. The previous years we got the limited editions of John Hammond, Dennis Nedry and Ray Arnold. In 2022, Mattel turned the iconic image of Dr. Ian Malcolm laying bare chested and wounded in the Jurassic Park control room
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