This toy was so big that one of its abilities enabled it to swallow other toys, which could later be retrieved through a slit in its belly. The largest dinosaur toy in all the combined Jurassic Park lines was the Lost World’s Bull T. This proved to be enough for them to sell very well. A handful of these were just repaints of previous figures, but these were painted skillfully, with great care to detail, and nice color. As stated before, unreleased dinosaurs from the first Jurassic Park toy line also showed up.
Twenty of these were released during series I, and the remaining two came with the second series. Twenty-two new dinosaur toys were created for the Lost World toy line. Also included were unreleased toys from 1994’s original toyline, like the Scutosaurus and Estemmenosuchus. rex, which continues to be one of the most sought after dinosaur figures. Released under Kenner’s Lost World series was the Bull T. One might argue this toyline was never considered as classic as the first, but nonetheless it was probably just as successful, if not more so.
Examples of these upgrades include greater likeness to the movies’ actors, more finely detailed dinosaurs, and more realistically proportioned weapons and figures. But with this new toy line, had Kenner managed to improve upon an already winning formula? Could this new Jurassic Park toy line surpass the originals in overall quality?ĭespite the fact that the toys were almost identical to the original line in craftsmanship, the few small improvements Kenner had thrown in made these slightly better.
The original action figures had made toy industry headlines, proving to be revolutionary for their time. In 1997 Steven Spielberg’s second Jurassic Park film was released theatrically, and with this came Kenner’s second line of Jurassic Park toys, The Lost World series.
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