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The Lost World - Electronic Velociraptor

The Lost World: Electronic Velociraptor

The Lost World - Electronic Velociraptor

The electronic Velociraptor from the The Lost World: Jurassic Park was released in selected countries along with the electronic Parasaurolophus.

In my opinion this is one weird looking Velociraptor.  Almost everything about it is out of proportion. It’s legs are too short, the arms are too long and it’s body is way too big. The colours are completely off as well.

The electronic sound is triggered by pulling the body backwards, which will also make the head snap forward and make, beside the growl, a weird clicking sound (kinda similar to the Jurassic Park series 2 Baryonyx, but that doesn’t bother me as much as it does with this toy).

Sorry Kenner, but no thank you.

The Lost World - Electronic Velociraptor

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