Mattel teased its Brachiosaurus toy way back in September during San Diego Comic Con. No details were giving, except for an outline of the figure, only revealing it would be a large scale dinosaur. Continue reading Mattel’s Brachiosaurus gets a worldwide release
Check out this cute little lunchbox. It was a free giveaway when you purchased biscuits from the Belgian company LU in 1997. Continue reading The Lost World lunchbox (1997)
Belgian company Cartamundi released a couple of card games inspired by Jurassic World. They’re part of their Shuffle brand that has a number of licensed card games. Continue reading Shuffle Jurassic World card games
Jurassic Park fans know that Barbasol has a strong association with the brand. It was one of their cans after all that was used to smuggle the dinosaur embryos of the island in the first Jurassic Park film. Now 25 years later, they’re once again attached to the franchise. Continue reading Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Barbasol cans
Check out these two awesome items by Joy Toy, a European company that produces all kinds of licensed products.
Continue reading Jurassic World ceramic mug and LED light by Joy Toy
Mattel’s Jurassic World: Legacy Collection line features all kinds of action figures, dinosaurs and vehicles from the first three Jurassic Park films. Continue reading Mattel Jurassic World Extreme Chompin’ Spinosaurus
Mattel is doing an amazing job so far with their Jurassic World toy line. But nobody’s perfect. Sometimes a production error slips through quality control and can have some funny results… Continue reading Nobody’s perfect…
Jurassic-themed board games are hot. Ravensburger released one in the United States a few months ago. Mondo Games is releasing one later this year. But these are all Jurassic Park themed. Up until now there was no Jurassic World board game that catered to both kids and adults. But thanks to Just Games, the first ever Jurassic World board game exists. Continue reading Jurassic World: The Boardgame
Mattel isn’t shying away from bringing some off-screen dinosaurs back to life. Continue reading Jurassic World Action Attack Suchomimus
Mattel pulled out all the stops when they took over the Jurassic World license from Hasbro. A lot of fans were skeptical. But the turnout is fantastic. Continue reading Mattel Jurassic World: the road so far
When Hasbro didn’t release no movie inspired action figures in their 2015 Jurassic World line, fans were disappointed. They tried to set things right when they released their Owen “Alpha” and Velociraptor “Blue” set, but that figure lacked character. Continue reading Mattel Jurassic World action figures
Jurassic Park was released 25 years ago on June 11th 1993. Continue reading Happy 25th Anniversary, Jurassic Park
Mattel released two story packs: Gyrosphere & Claire and Velociraptor “Blue” & Owen. Continue reading Mattel Jurassic World Story Packs
Spanish clothing chain Zara has released a Jurassic Park t-shirt as part of a vintage line. Continue reading Jurassic Park t-shirt by Zara
Mattel follows Hasbro’s example by releasing dinosaur blind bags. These bags contain a random plastic dinosaur from the Jurassic Park universe. Continue reading Mattel Jurassic World mini dino blind bags
The Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom toys are slowly showing up in stores all around the world. Continue reading Mattel’s Jurassic World toys in stores
Hasbro re-realesed its Jurassic Park III dinosaurs once again with a new colour scheme. Continue reading Jurassic Park Triceratops (2009)
Only four human figures (or five if you include Omega T-Rex’s escape pod) were released in the Chaos Effect toy line. Ian Malcolm was one of them. Continue reading Chaos Effect: Ian Malcolm
This Jurassic Park cardboard standee was used in 1994 to promote the sales of the VHS. Continue reading Jurassic Park VHS standee
These two 1993 Jurassic Park backpacks are too cool for school. Continue reading Jurassic Park backpacks