A Unique Jurassic Park Inspired Dinosaur Diorama
A Jurassic Park Inspired Dinosaur Diorama
Our thanks to James who sent into Everything Dinosaur some photos of his Jurassic Park inspired dinosaur diorama. James has used many of the prehistoric animal models he purchased from Everything Dinosaur to recreate some of his favourite scenes from the Jurassic Park/Jurassic World movie franchise. There are lots of different dinosaur models and replicas featured in the photographs.
Can you identify all the prehistoric animal replicas and toys?
A Pack of Papo Velociraptors Confront a Dilophosaurus
Picture credit: James
A Tyrannosaurus rex About to Eat a Goat
Picture credit: James
The photograph (above), shows a T. rex about to consume a goat, a recreation of a famous scene from the film Jurassic Park, when the Tyrannosaurus rex makes its debut in the movie franchise. The goat model is a PNSO Animals of Asia replica, can you work out which T. rex model is in the picture?
Tyrannosaurus rex Battles a Carnotaurus
Picture credit: James
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A Dinosaur Diorama
In the latest film to be released in this franchise (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), that came out in 2018, there is a scene in which the hero Owen Grady (played by Chris Pratt) is saved from a Carnotaurus by the island’s T. rex. James has recreated this scene and (below), he has depicted the scene that precedes the T. rex attack when the Carnotaurus does battle with a horned dinosaur.
A Carnotaurus Battles Sinoceratops
Picture credit: James
The Carnotaurus is the Wild Safari Prehistoric World replica that was introduced in 2019. The horned dinosaur is the excellent Nanmu Studio Sinoceratops dinosaur replica.
A Pair of Horned Dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park Paddock
Picture credit: James
Everything Dinosaur Comments
A spokesperson from Everything Dinosaur commented:
“Our thanks to James for sending in such a fantastic collection of images. We think we can guess what his favourite film franchise is.”
A Close-up View of the ITOY Studio Dilophosaurus
Picture credit: James
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