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Jurassic World Icons Statue Velociraptor Blue 9 cm
Iron Studios bring a new collection of statues with Jurassic Park-Icons!
Based on the eponymous novel by Michael Crichton, the awarded filmmaker Steven Spielberg, and Universal Studios astonished the audiences worldwide in 1993 with the premiere of Jurassic Park in the movie theaters. Huge fans of the franchise, maintaining a successful partnership that started in 2017, Iron Studios present their new collection "Jurassic Park-Icons", with miniature statues over stylized pedestals with their logo, that meticulously bring the same realistic details on its anatomy and painting as seen in their larger-scale statues. Besides creating an opportunity for fans and collectors to expand their collection with new replicas of their most beloved Dinosaurs, this new line will bring new collectors, introducing an accessible cost-benefit format, both in price and size, impressing with its richness in detail and standard of excellence and quality that are trademarks of Iron Studios.
Created by InGen in a project with military purposes, Blue and her sisters Charlie, Delta, and Echo were trained by Owen Grady, but since the incident in Isla Nublar, only Blue, the eldest and the most faithful to Owen of the pack, survived and became apparently the only Velociraptor alive. Capable of expressing emotions, like affection, pain, and empathy, Blue reencountered her old trainer three years after in an apparent rescue mission, on which Owen is betrayed and Blue is hurt, captured, and taken to the continent with other captive dinosaurs for an auction. After her escape, the survivor Blue reappears, and now has a daughter named Beta. Besides the movies, Blue made some special appearances on Netflix TV show "Camp Cretaceous". Iron Studios proudly present their new statue "Velociraptor Blue - Jurassic World - Icons".
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