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Originally Posted by ShinGetterPrime

how the articulation on these things?

Articulation? What's that?

The hatchlings have no articulation. The Dino Growlers are almost fixed-pose, with swivel joints at arms and legs and sometimes moving jaws attached to push-button gimmicks for the predators. The Bull Rex has some potential in that area though, thanks to the newer mold, but only in the arms and legs.

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Originally Posted by nomad1632

the best realistic paint schemes were from the first film including the large t rex, juvenile, stegosaurus, and triceratops, and the second films figures, these have terrible unnatural paint schemes and shapes to me...and that bull t rex is way too over priced even though its arms have been remolded.

Emphasis on to you. These are effing dinosaurs, not real, known animals, in a science-fiction setting where they have been brought back to life via cloning. Realism is wholly relative, and for what they are, I believe they have a touch of realism.