
The electrified fences go down and Isla Nublar unleashes its vinyl wildlife onto your shelves! The Dilophosaurus leads the charge, frill spread wide, and comes in a red version hunted by grail collectors. The Velociraptor multiplies the poses, from the Alpha Raptor with all claws out to the brightly striped Tiger Raptor, while Muldoon shoulders his rifle in his Raptor Hunt pose. The hatchlings freeze the moment the shell cracks open, from the T-Rex to the Stygimoloch. John Hammond parades in his spotless white suit, Mr. DNA rolls his mascot eyes and Dr. Ian Malcolm returns in a wounded version, shirt open and pose nonchalant. Dr. Sattler holds her pose with a Triceratops, the Brachiosaurus towers over the section with its endless neck and the park vehicle completes the convoy, followed closely by Dennis Nedry and the Compsognathus. Between Dr. Alan Grant and Tim Murphy, everything you need to turn your display case into a park where the Tyrannosaurus Rex always has the last word!
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Dr. Alan Grant, a renowned paleontologist, is a man passionate about the mysteries of the prehistoric past. With unmatched expertise in the study of dinosaurs, he is invited to visit Jurassic Park, a dream come true that quickly turns into a nightmare. His pragmatism and courage are put to the test as he fights to protect the survivors from the revived creatures. Grant combines intellect and bravery, navigating a world where science and nature collide dangerously.

Hammond, an eccentric businessman, is not satisfied with his success. Money flows freely and the man makes the most of it: he devotes his efforts to bringing prehistoric species back to life. His enthusiasm is blind and fuels the madness of scientific progress. But the rebirth of the dinosaurs unsurprisingly represents a considerable risk: these animals are untamable beings that quickly feel cramped in the closed enclosures of Jurassic Park.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex, undisputed king of Jurassic Park, is a creature of raw power and primal terror. With its gigantic size, its crushing jaws and its terrifying roar, the T-Rex embodies wild, untamable nature. Its appearance is a mix of fascination and fear, reminding humans of their fragile place in the food chain. The T-Rex is the living symbol of prehistoric power, an apex predator that dominates its territory with undisputed authority, spreading chaos and wonder.

In the age of the dinosaurs, the Velociraptors go beyond their primitive role as predators to reveal themselves as clever, organized hunters. They use an elaborate strategy to track down their prey, which turns them into elusive opponents. Every situation becomes a challenge for the humans, who never suspected the chaos these creatures are capable of causing.

Dennis Nedry is the computer programmer in charge of Jurassic Park's control systems on behalf of InGen. Frustrated by his salary and drawn to easy money, he agrees to work for a rival company. To steal several dinosaur embryos kept in the laboratory, he sabotages the park's computer systems. By shutting down part of the security measures, he triggers a general failure that puts the visitors in danger and causes chaos on the island.

The Dilophosaurus, with its distinctive crests, is an unpredictable threat in Jurassic Park. Behind its deceptive appearance hides a cunning and dangerous predator, able to neutralize its prey with deadly precision. Its encounter with humans is marked by sudden, devastating attacks that end in tragic losses. The Dilophosaurus embodies the mystery and danger of prehistoric creatures, a living lesson about the risks of bringing extinct species back to life.

Mr. DNA is a childlike character who explains in the simplest way the reproduction of species that disappeared several million years ago. A mascot created by InGen, the company behind Jurassic Park, he presents the complex concept of cloning: a scientific revolution whose limits are still unknown to the public. The process of creating dinosaurs from fossil DNA comes across as a positive one, while he obscures the immense risks of such scientific madness.