Iconic scene must have. Chronicle really shit the bed with the breakout rex. Complete waste of money wish I returned it and put the money towards this.

These look aweso- HOLY CRAP THAT PRICE

Looks amazing! Having said that, the price is just too much, although you do get an incredible set. I'll stick with female T. rex bust, the raptors in the kitchen from CC, and also some dilophosaurus action. At most, I'd consider maybe just the T. rex from this set, but don't have the space for this anyway. Congrats to those who do!

To all you guys thinking this is expensive don't even bother getting into this hobby. No spending more than 4 figures??? LOL what do you think this is? Prices in the thousands are very common.

Lol you are right! All these people saying how stupidly expensive it is clearly don't have a clue what they are talking about. This diorama is massive and the final price is actually cheaper than most people expected! People expecting to get something of this quality and size for a couple hundred bucks are living in dream land!

I was thinking of getting this....
...then i saw the price

Any word on the release date to preorder?

I'd like to buy an explorer or two.

yeah cos every jp fan is cool with spending over $2000 to get this full set. tbh though I might buy the rex on its own

No normal person could think of spending on this. More products for the super rich and not the actual consumers. I will just still to Rebor. Not 100% or licensed but don't cost an arm, leg and kidney to own.

Maybe they will have a coupon day or something?

Haha yes

Well said my friend, rebor is the best.

N o o n e c a n a f f o r d t h I s

Unbelievable what people will spend their money on.

Do you smoke? Drink alcohol? Maybe buy gaming consoles when PCs exist? Never bought something you didn't actually need? You ever pay for weed, man? It's amazing what people will spend their money on... Indeed.

Chronicle, you tried.. but this is how you do it!

For it's price the T.rex is actually a good collectible for fans since it's a really faithful recreation of the movie animal. Definitely worth the consideration although the main road set pieces aren't affordable for the most of us. I also like the Explorer and the two human characters.

It may be a little early to say it looks GREAT. This a prototype as always for coverage and mass marketing, wait for individual commercial pieces and the quality will probably jaw drops.

Damn, these are expensive. They do look awesome though

Considering the T. rex is about twice the size as the Chronicle T. rex, and about the same price when sold alone, this is a GREAT deal.

I'm preordering this right away. Not to mention the color is actually right, and that's coming from a fan and owner of the Chronicle piece.

Wow this is incredible. Who would ever have the money to drop on this tho?
Where's the cliff that the explorer gets pushed off? ;-)

Pay no mind to the man behind the curtain. Movie magic. Gotta love it.

If you watch the film again you can see that the Goat feeder sits in the bottom, left hand corner of Rexy's enclosure. About 15 feet to the left of that is the edge of the enclosure and the concrete moat drop.

Amazing coverage and what an absolutely stunning piece!
Also, THANK YOU for bringhing up how accurate this color scheme is, i've already read silly complaints about it but in terms on tint and shades this is how female rex should be painted to match her appearence in Jurassic Park on 35mm. Finally!
I have to be all over this line, we need to support quality like this the best we can as they've already announced plans for every movie aside for JP/// so just imagine what they could do with Lost World..
Can't believe this is happening.

MIND...BLOWN!

Thought these were supposed to be cheap?

Lol nope, not now. Not ever.

Yeah, I'm not spending four digits on anything I can't live in or drive.

That tour Explorer looks fantastic but I don't have $650 to drop on it. Looks like I'm settling for that Malcolm figure.

My God, the amount of detail is *incredible*. And you outdid yourself with all the wonderful shots, Chris! Thanks!