Extreme Chompin’ Spinosaurus from Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous: retooled Legacy Collection figure with chomping jaws, thrashing tail, and neck extension, inspired by the Netflix series.

Mattel’s Jurassic World Fierce Changers Tyrannosaurus Rex: 2-in-1 toy transforming in 28 steps from roaring T. rex to weathered park vehicle with chase sounds.

Hasbro’s 2021 Jurassic Park x Transformers debut: Autobot JP93 transforms from the Ford Explorer Tour Vehicle, clashing with Tyrannocon Rex—the robotic T-Rex straight out of the film’s epic showdown.

The 2023 Jurassic Park x Transformers crossover set featuring Autobot JP12 and Decepticon Dilophocon mechanical Dilophosaurus with multi-step robot conversions.

Unearthed this rare 1997 Googolplex Dinoplex Survivors Set from The Lost World: Jurassic Park which lets you build to T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Parasaurolophus & more using the 332 building pieces.

Original motion picture soundtrack on CD, composed by Alexandre Desplat. Includes elements from John Williams’ Jurassic Park themes.

The Frenzy Pack Beipiaosaurus is a small-scale dinosaur figure with basic articulation, inspired by the dinosaur discovered in modern-day China.

Rare store sticker that was used in Belgian shops to promote a movie‑tie‑in ice cream created for the 1993 blockbuster, featuring the iconic T. rex logo.

Vintage Jurassic Park painter’s cap with all‑over yellow dinosaur comic‑panel print and black visor logo, a rare 1990s retro item.

Take a nostalgic trip back to the 90s and relive the magic of flipping through Christmas toy catalogues filled with Jurassic Park dinosaurs, roaring T. rexes, and adventure waiting under the tree. Perfect for collectors and fans of classic holiday memories.

1993 Italian Jurassic Park poster from Galbani Crema Bel Paese. Free with Topolino magazine, featuring collectible dinosaur stickers and educational artwork.

Vintage non-toxic dinosaur erasers in unusual, non-standard Jurassic Park packaging, featuring Dimetrodon, Tyrannosaurus rex, and Stegosaurus. No manufacturer credited, leaving authenticity and licensing status uncertain—possibly an unlicensed or bootleg item.

This children’s umbrella from 1993 captures the playful adventure spirit of the early Jurassic Park era, with its bright green canopy covered in repetitive dinosaur illustrations and the classic Jurassic Park logo.

This French VHS offers an in-depth look behind the scenes of Jurassic Park, documenting the making of the 1993 blockbuster.

This duvet cover, released in 2001, features the iconic scene depicting the final showdown between the T. rex and the Spinosaurus.

November turned out to be one of the busiest months of the year on Jurassic Toys: The Museum. From hybrid experiments to high end Hammond Collection pieces, the top viewed items reflect what fans are currently obsessed with. Let’s dive into the countdown and see which exhibits drew the most attention. 5. Hybrid Rampage Indominus Rex Hybrid Rampage Indominus Rex (Jurassic World: Dino Hybrid, Hasbro, 2016) The Hybrid Rampage Indominus Rex from Hasbro was part of the “Jurassic World Dino Hybrid” toy line in 2016. This version of the Indominus Rex stood out for its colorful hybrid design and added play features.

A deep dive into Mattel’s Hammond Collection releases of Dryosaurus, Mussaurus and Ornitholestes, exploring their origins in Michael Crichton’s novels and how each figure brings these rare literary species to life for collectors.

The Hammond Collection Dryosaurus reflects Crichton’s portrayal through a streamlined sculpt that emphasises agility and anatomical detail.

The Hammond Collection Mussaurus translates Crichton’s version into a miniature yet expressive figure capturing the early evolutionary stage of sauropodomorphs.

The Hammond Collection Ornitholestes provides a tangible reconstruction of this elusive theropod that was briefly mentioned in Crichton’s The Lost World novel.

A detailed reconstruction of the Sinoceratops seen in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, highlighting its distinctive frill, nasal horn and role as a social herbivore within the Jurassic World era.

This box set collects both Jurassic Park and The Lost World: Jurassic Park for the first time on DVD, released in 2000, one year before Jurassic Park III.