Jurassic Park The Final Scene Demi 1:20 Scale Diorama Statue

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Jurassic Park The Final Scene Demi 1:20 Scale Diorama Statue:

• Can you hear that terrifying roar?
• The heart-stopping final scene from Jurassic Park!
• Highly detailed diorama statue measures over 18 1/2-inches wide x 10 1/2-inches tall!
• Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, Lex and Tim Murphy, the Velociraptors, and the T-rex are all here.
• Don't miss this ideal centerpiece for your collection!

On a base imitating marble and with the film's logo adorning the front, with fossils fallen at the feet of the figures, Lex and Tim Murphy are protected by Ellie Sattler and Alan Grant from two Velociraptors as the imposing T-rex circles, ready to capture the Velociraptor that's about to jump on Alan. This unforgettable and heart-stopping sequence from Steven Spielberg's 1993 Jurassic Park movie once again comes to life at the hands of Iron Studios, replicating the final scene in resin, polystone, PVC, metal, and fabric. Faithful in the smallest details, you'll relive that experience in your own collection, and don't be surprised if in your subconscious you hear the frightening roar of the T-rex every time you catch a glimpse of this piece! The Jurassic Park The Final Scene Demi 1:20 Scale Diorama Statue measures more than 18 1/2-inches wide x over 10 1/2-inches tall, making it the perfect centerpiece for your collection. Don't miss it!

After the collapse of the first park on Nublar Island, some of the most dangerous predatory species escape from their cages, including vicious Velociraptors. Seeking refuge and protection in the control room at the visitor center, doctors Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler, along with Lex and Tim Murphy, the grandchildren of park-creator John Hammond, are chased by raptors. The four protagonists run out of the control room and reach the main lobby, where they find themselves trapped as one of the predators advances to strike. Leaping toward its prey, it's surprisingly captured in the jaws of a T-rex that invades the space in his hunting. Thus, the giant tyrant king of the dinosaurs involuntarily becomes the savior of the group when confronting and being confronted by the Velociraptors, giving the scientists and the children a chance to escape.