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Coole Dokumentation. 👍🏽Ich bin Jurassic Park Fan der ersten Stunde. Ich habe die komplette erste Serie, darunter auch originalverpackte Figuren . Aber die werde ich niemals verkaufen, weil das schöne Kindheitserinnerungen sind.

The hasbro ones were awful

The girl with the VR headset and red sweater was the real 'Jugger-saurus rex'..... arrrooogggaa

today's toys of JP are crap. The plastic feels so cheap. I hate them. I shouldve never got rid of my original JP toys :(

Was 6 years old when this movie came out and these toys were amazing, looked and felt great and had sound effects. What a time to be a kid

Did the book with the mock ups release?

This and the TLW line are probably my favorite toy lines ever. Being a kid in the 90s and looking at the toy aisles full of JP stuff was such a magical experience. They were cool toys through and through. My very first JP article was the Iguanodon & Plesiosaurus die-cast figures. The die-cast collection was so beautiful. I have them all. And as for the mainline, my first human and dinosaur were Ellie Sattler and the Dino Strike Velociraptor.

Nothing beats the original Kenner line. The quality was just so much better than what we get today. Wish they would do another line with Dino skin.

I still have most of my figures from series 1, including the Alan Grant and Raptor figure on display in my movie room.

Kenner really made the best toys. We were so spoiled in the 90s.

I found series 1 Timmy and series 2 Harpoon Harrison at a yard sale ( missing pcs, of course) for like 25 cents each. The JP logo was a dead giveaway. awesome video!

I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw the Rex on the back of the box and was like "I can't wait until they make this one!" 😆

Dude this was awesome! Thanks for the video!

Damn this was such a nostalgia trip. Definitely was my 2nd biggest toyline as a kid next to Transformers. Had all the series 1 humans except Tim, the basic raptor and dilo, and the Christmas of '94 was one of the best of my life when I got the copter, compound and t-rex. Still have the t-rex with his damn bent tail on my shelf today, though he's missing an arm.

I think me and my brother had all the 1st series Dinosaurs apart from the Triceratops and all the 1st series figures. Great memories and your reference to the Carnegie Dinosaurs was also a blast from the past as we had a few of them too. Thanks for unlocking some old memories.

This was truly a different time. What a time to have been 8 years old!!

The Jungle Explorer was my favorite toy as a kid. I remember being utterly devastated the day one of the wheels broke off it. I wish i still had it.

OH MY GOD I STILL HAVE THEM IN THE GARAGE...I LOVED THEM SO MUCH... I remember asking for the Baryonyx and the Male T Rex in.....I don't what year. I remember the green mobile Lost world command center for Christmas in ....I don't know 1997? 1998? It was my favorite Christmas til this Day HAHAHAA I remember how excited I was opening that gift. I think it was the most expensive toy I ever received (not that it matters) but I never expected something that fun!

I had almost everything when I was a kid. The vehicles, compound, etc. Sold most of it off a long time ago to collectors.. but I still have Rexy from my 5 year old 'best Christmas ever'..

When I was a kid I wanted the battle damage Trex so Bad!

i still got my T Rex that my mom got me back in the 90's

My parents didn't have enough money to take me to the cinema. I had to wait until Jurrasic Park finally came out on VHS. While the film was showing in the cinema, a friend in the street had seen the film and was given the young T Rex by his parents (he had no brothers or sisters). I was jealous and thought that thing was the most beautiful toy ever. After saving for a while, I was able to buy first the Dimetrodon and a little later the Dilophosaurus (the squirter). The cool thing was that every figure could do something and looked cool. I was disappointed that when I finally got around to seeing the movie, I didn't see any Dimetrodon. Strange that they included that animal in the toy line. It's not even a dinosaur 😂

I'dgot the luck to buy at the time the Red Rex from the JP toy line and the Thrasher Rex from TLW toy line.... they are amazing!!!

I wanted the Big Rex so much. I only had the small Velocyraptor, Alan Grand and Nedry Series 1 Figures (I thougt Nedry was Malcolm because of the Sunglasses tough). I really loved my Raptor and Grand, it was my favourite Toy back in the 90´s.

kenner was already owned by hasbro by the time the Jurassic Park line came out, hasbro bought kenner in 1991 but kenner was allowed to continue doing their own thing

i still have my dino cards lol

Great video! Brought back memories of getting Alan Grant back in the day. I coveted the T-Rex for months 😭

💀nah, not bro calling dimetrodon Dimitri don 6:52

10:47 fun fact the alan grant head for series 1 is a redo of a captain kirk head.

The Lost World lineup was a total game changer. A Trex that eats? Dude.

I think I was about 10 years old when the movie & toys came out. Compared to earlier movies & toys the JP stuff was on another level. The first series Kenner did are still the best, series 2 they were already dropping the ball in my opinion and after that no dino toy ever came close again to this day. The Kenner stuff had a certain look and feel to it.

Please do The Lost World series!!!

Wonderful trip down memory lane, gonna send this video to my dad, I could talk about those toys all day

Very dismayed that I didn't get to hear the commercial phrase "Look for the mark... Jurrasic Park!"

In Australia, Muldoon was impossible to find

I was 37 by the time i read the book and realised that the toys were based on the book dinos I used to wonder why the Dilo was too big, the Pteranodon is in the book, and so is the Juvinile T-Rex So is Muldoons Tranq Rocket launcher thing

It should also be noted that Stan Winston's models were based on the awesome concept art of Mark "Crash" McCreary.

3:30 - Rather misleading to use this AI-generated image of a fake board meeting and fake toy prototypes. I still have most of the original JP toyline, including all the figures, all the dinos that appeared in the movie, two Explorers and the Jeep. I had the Visitor Center playset but I had to get rid of it due to lack of space after a move. However, I did hold on to the iconic gate and fence.

Had this 6:22 as a kid. Thanks for this video!

Oh i Loved my big Red Rex then. So much that i Had to buy another one "for my son"😅. But He Loved Jurassic Park/world, too.

In the early 2000s, when ebay started to be a thing in Germany, my mom found an entire stash of Jurassic Park and TLW toys for 30€. It had around 50 pieces, raptors, the huge red T-Rex, Dilophosaurus, the bendable Ceolophysis etc. I have to move out soon and no idea what to do with these. I wish I could keep them, but I guess it's time to say goodbye after all. They're not in their original packages anymore and some are "used", so idk if they are still worth anything. Especially when figurines like the young T-rex don't have the removable skin patch anymore. I'd love to give these to a fellow fan, but as I said I'm from Germany so I'm not sure where to offer them :/

I really love your video. I’m 36, just turned in May and this hit me in the heart and memory’s. My mother made it her mission to get me as many of those JP toys as possible for Christmas. I had the Compound Center, it was used to hold the nice dinosaurs in my bedroom, and the gates and compound center would lead into the hallways where the T. rex and “wild” Dino’s were kept lol I had the Triceratops and I chewed the tail a bit because it was rubbery and squishy, there was neighbor kid who also had one and as we were playing they got mixed up. He took mine, I cried and tried telling my dad because the tail had a bite mark but he dismissed it as me trying to be dramatic. It was a rough moment for everyone lol I also had the Stegosaurus but unfortunately it’s tail was bent to it’s right side. It was the last on the shelf and my mom tried her best to bend it back in place but was unsuccessful and I remember her telling me recently that she always felt bad cause she’d see me playing with it and trying to fix the tail, but she said I looked happy. I was happy, I had no idea why it’s tail was bent, I always looked passed it. I can’t remember what happened to them over time but I’m sure growing up they were sold off in garage sales etc. I recently got the new John Hammond Brachiosaurus and it is a dream come true. I’m so happy to finally have one. As you stated, the Brachiosaurus hatchling was the only one we’d get. I only wish I could go back in time and let my younger self have it. Life is strange lately and this video made me look back at my life at happier times. Thank you 🦕 🦖

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Great Job what Brand of Paint and Brushes you use

I got almost all of these toys for Christmas in 93' my absolute favorite besides the Trex was the stegosaurus. The command center was amazing too... my mom got rid of all them when I got a little older and now they seem to be worth a small fortune. Great video!

Awesome video. That stand in Rex became an obsession of mine. It took me 18yrs. But I finally own that thing.

i had them all loved that time in my child hood 100

Seeing the wax figures before they were finished is phenomenal. I love learning about the history of this great stuff.

This was a fantastic video. You took me back to my childhood with all these JP toys, I had a few of them, the dilophosaurus that squirted water, the velociraptor that made noise when pulled the legs back (which I always thought it was the baby raptor that Dr Grant held in his hands in the movie), and the t-rex book. A friend of mine had the Red Rex. From the Lost World I had the Humvee Dino catcher and the Parasaurlophus. I’m heartbroken that I lost all of them over the years but I hope I can buy them again on ebay or something. Thank you for making this video!

Still have my Electronic Dilophosaurus and Velociraptor. In my opinion I think they are better than the toys JW they are making today (even though JW have more articulation than the Kenner ones). They broke JW toys into a lot of parts for mobility and sacrificed the good looks.