​Mattel Jurassic World Hammond Collection Action Figure, Lost World Jurassic Park Stegosaurus, Carnivore Large Dinosaur Toy, Posable Wired Tail, JCH08

For £50.00 (I used a discount), this thing is quite big, I mean really big. It is nearly the same size as the Hammond collection T-rex, nearly twice as large as the triceratops (Without the rubber plates on it's back), it's something to behold. The paint job on it is not bad either and there's quite a bit of articulation in the tail (which has rubber tail spikes) as well as the legs and head, although the mouth does not open or close like some of the other figures from the line which is the only downside if I'm personally honest, the eyes have those beads in which make it look better in my opinion. Overall, a good quality item that was sorely needed in my prehistoric collection.

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Overall it's a good articulated dinosaur however the only thing that bothers me about it is the lower jaw. It protrudes too far out and imo looks very silly. It's a shame as the rest of the dinosaur is good. When closing the jaw you have to push it in with some force so it lines up with the upper jaw. I'm not sure why they made it this way because it just makes it look unnatural.It's also a shame the head isn't very possible, you can't really turn it down but I have another very well articulated dinosaur from another company that has a similar head movement so it's probably down to how they have to be made rather than purposely restrictive.

A lovely, well-crafted figure with great texture and poseability. The wired tail adds a fun bit of flexibility, and the overall finish feels high quality. I was quite impressed by the detail—it’s not just a toy, it’s something you’d happily display too.My nephew was thrilled, and my partner ended up posing it on a shelf next to their old collection. It’s sturdy, expressive, and full of that nostalgic Jurassic feel. A charming piece for fans of all ages.

My son's got quite a few Jurassic Park/World toys, such as the Dilophosaurus, Baroyonyx, and the Distorus rex, and those dwarf this small cute little Troodon which at 3.7" tall is around the same size as a normal action figurine.Unlike the aforementioned toys, this one does have a lot of articulation - from the jaws, to the head, neck and the arms and legs and even the tail - it's very posable, though like any two legged figurine, balance can be a bit of a problem.The design/print quality is great - far more detailed than the other larger toys we have here, and it's feels more smooth and rubbery and not stiff plastic which makes it more fun to play with.My son loves it, and goes well with his non-Jurassic Park figurines due to similar size.

This 3.7 inch tall Grey Troodon dinosaur comes well presented in a box and sealed.The dinosaur is well made and painted and has moving joints for its arms, legs, tail, neck and head.This dinosaur is a good toy and well priced for all ages plus is part of a complete set for the up and coming movie Jurassic World.

Why did you choose this product over others?:It is quite a small dinosaur at under 10cm tall. They toy is a Troodon, and the toy version gives the dinosaur some feathers which is pretty cool. The outer packaging is really nicely designed and it would nice as a display toy even in the box. The dinosaur is quite cute and fairly small, but there is a lot of detail in it and the dinosaur is also posable. It looks really nice, and it is a good quality toy. A dino enthusiast child would love this. It is pricy for a dinosaur toy, but it is a really nice quality toy.

This is an incredible addition to the Hammond collection, but it's way too expensive! It's almost £80, and there are some annoying tolerance issues with the jaw, unpainted dewclaw, and hollow feeling. You should only get this if you're a fan of the Hammond collection line, and get it as soon as possible, as this figure is definitely going to be scalped to the high heavens and definitely not worth paying £100+ for.