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Jurassic Park – T-Rex Attack Diorama North America Release Details

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A few weeks back, we shared photos and details for the massive Jurassic Park – Tyrannosaurus Rex Attack Diorama coming from Iron Studios. We knew when it was announced that Chronicle Collectibles would be distributing the item in North America. Tonight, our friends at Chronicle Collectibles have shared full pre-order details for the sets. Starting tomorrow at 3:00 PM CDT (4:00 PM EST), Chronicle will open five pre-orders for people who want to collect various parts of the large diorama display.

“The team in Brazil at Iron Studios clearly has as much passion for Jurassic Park as we do.  To celebrate today’s 25th anniversary of this landmark film, we wanted to offer this massive diorama after months of fan speculation and anticipation.  Whether fans pre-order the whole thing or just a part, every piece of this set is a collector’s dream.  As the official licensee for Jurassic Park in the United States and many other countries, we are proud to distribute this set.” – Robert Davis, Social Media & Events Outreach

The pre-orders includes two different sections of the diorama, a set with both sections, and separate pre-orders for the Jungle Explorers. All of these items must be pre-ordered by July 20th to guarantee a purchase. Any orders received after July 20th will be added to a wait-list. There’s a ton of additional info to digest for each set. After the jump you’ll find over 80 photos, as well as full details on each pre-order. Once pre-orders go live, we’ll update this post with links to each listing.

UPDATE:
Pre-orders are now live! We’ve updated the post to include links. Check them out after the jump.

1. Iron Studios’ T-Rex Attack Battle Diorama Series (BDS) Art Scale 1/10 – Jurassic Park (SET A + SET B)

Details:
– Exclusively distributed by Chronicle Collectibles in the US, Canada, and other select territories
– Limited edition TBD
– Based on original references from the movie
– Made in Polystone
– Hand painted
– Rain drops paint effects
– Inside car CD-Rom program LED light up
– Car lights LED light up
– Guides, folder and maps from the Park included
– Includes environment back base “fence, base, wire rope, plants”
– Includes broken glass
– Realistic puddle effects on the base
– Includes Tim and Alex Murphy figures
– Includes Alan Grant and Dr. Ian Malcolm figures
– Includes T-Rex figure
– Includes Jungle Explorer 04 (damaged) and 05
– Jungle Explorer 05 right front door opens
– Includes middle base (connection between SET A and SET B)
– Includes ArtWork and exclusive card based on the iconic cards from the 90’s
– Product dimensions with back base environment: 22.4 in / 57 cm (H) x 63 in / 160 cm (W) x 29.5 in / 75 cm (D)
– Product dimensions without back base environment: 20.4 in / 52 cm (H) x 63 in / 160 cm (W) x 20.8 in / 53 cm (D)
– Estimated release: Q2 2019
– Only $2499.99 or $249.99/mo with Chronicle’s interest-free payment plans

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2. Iron Studios’ T-Rex Attack Battle Diorama Series (BDS) Art Scale 1/10 – Jurassic Park (SET A)

Details:
– Exclusively distributed by Chronicle Collectibles in the US, Canada, and other select territories
– Limited edition TBD
– Based on original references from the movie
– Made in Polystone
– Hand painted
– Rain drops paint effects
– Car lights LED light up
– Guides, folder and maps from the Park included
– Includes environment back base “fence, base, wire rope, plants”
– Includes broken glass
– Includes T-Rex figure
– Realistic puddle effects on the base
– Includes Tim and Alex Murphy figures
– Includes Jungle Explorer 04 (damaged)
– Includes exclusive card based on the iconic cards from the 90’s
– Product dimensions with back base environment: 22 in / 56 cm (H) x 32.6 in / 83 cm (W) x 26.7 in / 68 cm (D)
– Product dimensions without back base environment: 20.4 in / 52 cm (H) x 32.6 in / 83 cm (W) x 20.8 in / 53 cm (D)
– Estimated release: Q2 2019
– Only $1299.99 or $129.99/mo with Chronicle’s interest-free payment plans

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3. Iron Studios’ T-Rex Attack Battle Diorama Series (BDS) Art Scale 1/10 – Jurassic Park (SET B)

Details:
– Exclusively distributed by Chronicle Collectibles in the US, Canada, and other select territories – Limited edition TBD
– Based on original references from the movie
– Made in Polystone
– Hand painted
– Rain drops paint effects
– Inside car CD-Rom program LED light up
– Car lights LED light up
– Guide folder and maps from the park included
– Includes environment back base “fence, base, wire rope, plants”
– Includes middle base (connection between SET A and SET B)
– Realistic puddle effects on the base
– Includes Jungle Explorer 05 (right front door opens)
– Includes Alan Grant and Dr. Ian Malcolm figures
– Includes ArtWork
– Product dimensions with back base environment: 22.5 in / 57 cm (H) x 35.5 in / 90 cm (W) x 21.6 in / 55 cm (D)
– Product dimensions without back base environment: 11.8 in / 30 cm (H) x 35.5 in / 90 cm (W) x 14.1 in / 36 cm (D)
– Product dimensions without the middle base : 11.8 in / 30 cm (H) x 20.4 in / 52 cm (W) x 14.1 in / 36 cm (D)
– Estimated release: Q2 2019
– Only $1299.99 or $129.99/mo with Chronicle’s interest-free payment plans

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4. Iron Studios’ Jungle Explorer 04 Art Scale 1/10 – Jurassic Park

Details:
– Exclusively distributed by Chronicle Collectibles in the US, Canada, and other select territories
– Limited edition TBD
– Based on original references from the movie
– Made in Polystone
– Hand painted
– Car lights LED light up
– Inside car CD-Rom program LED light up
– Guides, folder and maps from the Park included
– Product dimensions: 8.2 in / 21 cm (H) x 18.5 in / 47 cm (W) x 9.8 in / 25 cm (D)
– Estimated release: Q2 2019
– Only $649.99 or $64.99/mo with Chronicle’s interest-free payment plans

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5. Iron Studios’ Jungle Explorer 05 Art Scale 1/10 – Jurassic Park

Details:
– Exclusively distributed by Chronicle Collectibles in the US, Canada, and other select territories
– Limited edition TBD
– Based on original references from the movie
– Made in Polystone
– Hand painted
– Car lights LED light up
– Inside car CD-Rom program LED light up
– Guides, folder and maps from the Park included
– Product dimensions: 8,2 in / 21 cm (H) x 18,5 in / 47 cm (W) x 9,8 in / 25 cm (D)
– Estimated release: Q2 2019
– Only $649.99 or $64.99/mo with Chronicle’s interest-free payment plans

Discussion / Comments (Jump to this Thread on the Forum)

  4. ddarko's Avatar ddarko says

    Aah, better than the Triceratops with indigestion, BUT, did people love those two characters that much to have a statue made? I mean out of all the poses, they decided to go with them holding flares and waving them?

    Its pretty weird choices, at least to me.

  5. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ddarko View Post
    Aah, better than the Triceratops with indigestion, BUT, did people love those two characters that much to have a statue made? I mean out of all the poses, they decided to go with them holding flares and waving them?

    Its pretty weird choices, at least to me.
    They're eventually going to be joined by the T-Rex and dio elements to complete the scene. In that sense, you're getting a whole vignette based on one of the most memorable scenes from the film.

  6. Cyclopswc's Avatar Cyclopswc says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    They're eventually going to be joined by the T-Rex and dio elements to complete the scene. In that sense, you're getting a whole vignette based on one of the most memorable scenes from the film.
    What about the guy sitting on the toilet about to be eaten?

    That was the most memorable scene for me. Before that, it was all fun and game, that was the pivotal point in the movie where it just got real!

  7. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Cyclopswc View Post
    What about the guy sitting on the toilet about to be eaten?

    That was the most memorable scene for me. Before that, it was all fun and game, that was the pivotal point in the movie where it just got real!
    I hope they do it. Hehe.

  8. ddarko's Avatar ddarko says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    They're eventually going to be joined by the T-Rex and dio elements to complete the scene. In that sense, you're getting a whole vignette based on one of the most memorable scenes from the film.
    Ohh, that might look cool then! But looking at the scale of those two, isn't the T-rex going to be pretty big? Can't even imagine how big the actual diorama is going to look.

  9. ddarko's Avatar ddarko says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Cyclopswc View Post
    What about the guy sitting on the toilet about to be eaten?

    That was the most memorable scene for me. Before that, it was all fun and game, that was the pivotal point in the movie where it just got real!
    LOL!!!!!!! I wonder if it will be right after the whole building collapses and he is just sitting there haha.

  10. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ddarko View Post
    Ohh, that might look cool then! But looking at the scale of those two, isn't the T-rex going to be pretty big? Can't even imagine how big the actual diorama is going to look.
    Yeah, it will end up being pretty large. Not sure if it's going to be a full T-Rex, or if he'll be obscured in a way to make it work without killing peoples wallets.

  12. Darkhawk has no avatar! Darkhawk says

    So are there any good, large, T-Rex action figures? I want something poseable that can tower over my other figures.

    I have dreams of one day pitting the Ashley Wood Metal Gear REX against a same-scale T-Rex.

  13. ddarko's Avatar ddarko says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Darkhawk View Post
    So are there any good, large, T-Rex action figures? I want something poseable that can tower over my other figures.

    I have dreams of one day pitting the Ashley Wood Metal Gear REX against a same-scale T-Rex.
    Now that you mention it, I don't think I have ever seen a solidly sculpted, decently articulated T-rex (or any dinosaur) for that matter. It might also have to do with lack of major movie titles in recent years that featured the Dinosaurs prominently. With the Jurassic World movies picking up steam, we might get some..... maybe ....... a Play Arts Kai T-rex for $300 lol.... OR.... Hot Toys with seamless dino body.... oh the possibilities!! lol

  14. Darkhawk has no avatar! Darkhawk says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ddarko View Post
    the Jurassic World movies picking up steam, we might get some..... maybe ....... a Play Arts Kai T-rex for $300 lol.... OR.... Hot Toys with seamless dino body.... oh the possibilities!! lol
    There was that very compelling Revoltech T-Rex, until I saw it in person and realised it's less than 3.75" tall. Heck, my Hasbro Gonk Droid could probably take it in a fight.

  15. Rhodium23 has no avatar! Rhodium23 says

    So to be correct, the ones that they are showing us now will be stand alone pieces? These 3 will not be apart of the diorama that is coming?

    If they are stand alone pieces, that is quite expensive. Anyone wanna take a guess at what the diorama will be $$$ ?

  17. dukefett's Avatar dukefett says

    "Each Set is priced at $129.99, with a bundle including the whole diorama available for $249.99."

    lol you are sorely missing a digit there. I got super excited for a minute haha.

  19. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by dukefett View Post
    "Each Set is priced at $129.99, with a bundle including the whole diorama available for $249.99."

    lol you are sorely missing a digit there. I got super excited for a minute haha.
    Whoops. What I get for typing instead of copying/pasting prices. Hehe.

  22. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Parademon1 View Post
    1/10th is how many inches tall exactly, 5" scale?
    Dr. Grant and Malcolm are a little over 7" tall each.

  24. Leo Primus has no avatar! Leo Primus says

    Remember that iconic scene when they faced off the T-Rex mere inches away from a gaping abyss? Yeah, me neither.
    And look at that footprint there, it's like another one had jumped down.

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