Integration

Crazy Jetty · 02-18-2013, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by webz

If we gotta have humans, can we at least have realistic looking ones? Even better than movie figures, would be a sub-line of figures based on the book. Alan Grant in his late 40's early 50's with a beard and khaki shorts and hawaiian shirt. Ellie is a muscular brunette in her 20s (no love issues with Grant), Muldoon is a fat brit with a moustache, Hammond is a skinny short old man with an elephant in a birdcage, and Nedry is still a fat tub of lard. Lex is 6 and Tim is 12. Oh, and Malcolm is a short, chubby, balding mathematician from Texas dressed in black.

I would be surprisingly up for that, and here's why.

Movie Grant is based on Jack Horner. Book Grant is based on Bob Bakker.
Having both would be like having proxy action figures of the two most prominant paleontologists ever.
FUN!

02-18-2013, 08:45 PM	#45
Crazy Jetty WINGNUT & SCREWLOOSE! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Dallas Posts: 2,172	Quote: Originally Posted by webz If we gotta have humans, can we at least have realistic looking ones? Even better than movie figures, would be a sub-line of figures based on the book. Alan Grant in his late 40's early 50's with a beard and khaki shorts and hawaiian shirt. Ellie is a muscular brunette in her 20s (no love issues with Grant), Muldoon is a fat brit with a moustache, Hammond is a skinny short old man with an elephant in a birdcage, and Nedry is still a fat tub of lard. Lex is 6 and Tim is 12. Oh, and Malcolm is a short, chubby, balding mathematician from Texas dressed in black. I would be surprisingly up for that, and here's why. Movie Grant is based on Jack Horner. Book Grant is based on Bob Bakker. Having both would be like having proxy action figures of the two most prominant paleontologists ever. FUN! __________________