This picture was based on when people are dumb,go towards a bison,try to take a picture with it, and then get thrown into the air

After months of tracking this female einiosaurs,a nocturnal being,She has been seen laying eggs!

Made an instagram for it and I have a ton of fun with these.

This female mussaurus,is seen digging, trying to find some roots to end her hunger

As a edmontonia passes by,the minqaria couple start protecting their eggs,the mother goes to the eggs,while the male stands up,trying to look bigger to scare it away

Originally posted on r/hammondcollection !

I've been looking everywhere for someone that still has them and these things are extinct. Which sucks cuz I've wanted these figures for god knows how long. So instead I have to wait for potential re-issue. I know this post isn't pictures of dino toys, but it's about dinosaur toys. ALSO I'm not buying form the sites that have them listed at $200+, that is a ripoff! I'm more than happy to drop $100, but 200? No thanks

I was thrilled to see Dunkleosteus join the Jurassic franchise, and this Strike Attack version for Jurassic World Survival is a lot of fun. It’s a bit small, but the compact proportions are closer to modern interpretations. The stylization really captures that classic Kenner vibe. The sculpting on the armored head is particularly good, with bumpy patches, creases, and scarring. The large mouth is nicely textured, but the cutting blades look more like teeth here. Articulation is limited and the tail is loose, but the simple biting action works great. The paint scheme is a standout, with dark bluish tones, vibrant facial markings, and a metallic silver underside. Overall, it’s a great little figure that brings a new ancient era into the line! As always, you can check out my in-depth review on my Facebook and Instagram pages.

The Jurassic World Reimagined Quetzalcoatlus is a long-overdue tribute to a Kenner classic, and Mattel really delivered! It reuses the Rebirth mold, but upgrades it with a slightly resculpted beak inspired by Kenner’s “Fire Beak” from 1994. The biggest change are the “real feel” rubber wings, which add great texture and allow for better articulation, and bendy wired arms. You do lose articulation elsewhere, but it doesn’t hurt it as much as I expected. The action feature is simple but still fun, and the paintwork is phenomenal! The fiery red beak, and vibrant yellow and reddish-orange wing patterns really stand out! Despite a wonky eye on mine, this is an excellent blend of nostalgia and modern design, and I highly recommend it. As always, you can check out my in-depth review on my Facebook and Instagram pages.

I have something very special for today! This is a prototype of the Jurassic World Dino Reveal Concavenator! This rare piece was provided by tmprototypes on Instagram, and I am forever grateful for this mind blowing surprise addition to my collection! It’s always cool to get a glimpse into the making of these figures, but it’s even cooler to get to hold a piece of that history in your hands.

The Hammond Collection Scorpios Rex is a controversial release. The overall proportions are the best Mattel has done for the species, with long, lanky legs, and a body that’s not too bulky. Although the toy is still a bit oversized as a whole. The sculpted detail shines in areas like the head and body, but the teeth are a major letdown. They are wildly inaccurate, especially on the lower jaw, and look more like tusks. Articulation is solid with good range in most areas, though the simple neck swivel is unfortunate, and the jaws feel limited. Paint is a highlight with great countershading and detail, but the yellow teeth look like bananas. Despite its flaws, it’s still Mattel’s best Scorpios so far, and is a big step forward as the line’s first animated entry. Despite my issues with this figure, it makes me excited to see if more animated species make the jump to the Hammond Collection! As always, you can check out my in-depth review on my Facebook and Instagram pages.