Just commenting to let you know that your video editing and review presentation-style is super top-notch for such a small channel, and I wouldn't be surprised if your channel gains thousands more subscribers in the near future. Also the _Utahraptor_ is indeed awesome. I've never owned it or seen it in person, but it gives me such 90s Paleontology vibes just from looking at it.
Thank you so much, that means a lot. Ive had a ton of fun making these, and I have been trying to improve with each video. Glad others are enjoying them, making them has been a nice stress relief thing for me.
@@LeoTheYuty For me the best pieces from Series 2 are those 3 figures I previously mentioned: Young T-rex repaint with Capture Gear, the Tanystropheus JP.13 and the Utahraptor, of course. I know the "Demon" Carnotaurus's a sough after piece & an iconic JP piece, but for me's nothing really especial (although I LOVE Carnotaurus species). That's my opinion, tough!
This was my first JP figure I bought three years ago to kick start my vintage JP collection 😊 I paid $35 for it complete at the time. I've never owned any of these as a kid so it's nice to have em now as an adult ☺️ check out my series one human and hatchlings review when u get chance and let me know what u think of it as I would love to read ur feedback on it 😊 if not no worries 🙂
Enjoyed the video man! Really liked how you went through each figure. I was planning on doing something similar with the series 1 humans, but I don't have complete loose ones like you do so Ive been putting it off (only have packaged ones). Honestly I think your video covers everything that needs to be covered with those figures, maybe I don't need to do my own now lol
@@jurassicreviewschannel thanks so much bro! Means a lot coming from a JP collector such as yourself. U should still do ur video on em as I would love to hear ur take on em ☺️
Yep I will! I'll try to have one in the near future, have to work on getting some decent lighting to pull it off correctly. Plan on doing an updated collection video every year.
Utharaptor could get to 2 meters tall were as the achillabators which are the closest in size to the Velociraptors in JP was only 1,8 meters in height.
In terms of the size of the real dinosaur, you're looking at something that would have stood between 6 and 8 feet tall and 20 feet long, with a mass of between 500 and 1,000 lbs depending on how you flesh it out (I'd bet more toward the 500-700 lb range). So it was definitely big but not so huge that the raptors in the film couldn't have just been called Utahraptor. Michael Crichton of course was fully aware of the existence of larger dromaeosaurids even when writing the book - such as the 5' tall, 150 lb Deinonychus (smaller than the movie raptors but bigger than the ACTUAL Velociraptor from the fossil record) - given that the ones in the film were about 6 feet tall (so actually taller than the average 5'9" human male) and weighed about 300 lbs each, Utahraptor would be the closest in size. The reason Crichton didn't use Deinonychus instead event though they were closer to the appropriate size he was going for was simple: Velociraptor sounds way cooler. And I suspect that's why TO THIS DAY they refuse to put Utahraptor in the films. In fairness, though, Utahraptor WAS bigger than the film raptors which were themselves already way bigger than the real Velociraptor, so on screen, an 8 foot tall raptor would look HUGE compared to a 6 foot tall one when put alongside human figures.
I feel like they based the raptors in the movies off of the real life utahraptor. From what I've seen, it's the same as a velociraptor overall so I guess you can say it's half right.
I love how the utahraptors roar sounds less like a screech and more like the souls of the damned
Yeah sounded a bit similar to the Darkhold soul of the damn from Doctor Strange; In The Multiverse Of Madness
My absolute favourite Jurassic park figure ever!!!
Just commenting to let you know that your video editing and review presentation-style is super top-notch for such a small channel, and I wouldn't be surprised if your channel gains thousands more subscribers in the near future.
Also the _Utahraptor_ is indeed awesome. I've never owned it or seen it in person, but it gives me such 90s Paleontology vibes just from looking at it.
Thank you so much, that means a lot. Ive had a ton of fun making these, and I have been trying to improve with each video. Glad others are enjoying them, making them has been a nice stress relief thing for me.
@@jurassicreviewschannel No problem! If making these videos makes you happy then that's all the more reason to keep going.
I have multiple Kenner dinosaurs and I have always wanted this one
Lovely. And I love the music.
Thank you!
I finally got one!
I have fond memories of this guy! What a fantastic review!
Thank you!
Great review, love the size comparisons !
Literally my fav toy in franchise
Which UtahRaptor did you own when you were younger?
I think I had the Lost World version first... I think.
This deserves way more likes, and cool review 👍
Thank you!
They both look like raptors from the lost world
Definitely the BEST piece from Series 2, along the repainted Young T-rex and the Tanystropheus!!! 👌
What about the carnotaurus?
@@LeoTheYuty For me the best pieces from Series 2 are those 3 figures I previously mentioned: Young T-rex repaint with Capture Gear, the Tanystropheus JP.13 and the Utahraptor, of course. I know the "Demon" Carnotaurus's a sough after piece & an iconic JP piece, but for me's nothing really especial (although I LOVE Carnotaurus species). That's my opinion, tough!
@@camoxtremecarnosaur9567 ok
This was my first JP figure I bought three years ago to kick start my vintage JP collection 😊 I paid $35 for it complete at the time. I've never owned any of these as a kid so it's nice to have em now as an adult ☺️ check out my series one human and hatchlings review when u get chance and let me know what u think of it as I would love to read ur feedback on it 😊 if not no worries 🙂
Enjoyed the video man! Really liked how you went through each figure. I was planning on doing something similar with the series 1 humans, but I don't have complete loose ones like you do so Ive been putting it off (only have packaged ones). Honestly I think your video covers everything that needs to be covered with those figures, maybe I don't need to do my own now lol
@@jurassicreviewschannel thanks so much bro! Means a lot coming from a JP collector such as yourself. U should still do ur video on em as I would love to hear ur take on em ☺️
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Both of the utahraptors are my favorite Jurassic park figures I have the series 2 one but I am trying to find the lost world one for a good price
I'm only a year late but the lost world one is on eBay for 49 dollars
Will you do a toy collection video
Yep I will! I'll try to have one in the near future, have to work on getting some decent lighting to pull it off correctly. Plan on doing an updated collection video every year.
I have the lost World target exclosive utahraptor
Thats a rare one.
If I'm not wrong, I think this replaced the Gulper Rex
I got it to play now. I wish he wasn’t front heavy
Hey does the caprure gear come with it? I have one but can not see the capture gear
Yes I believe it came with 3 pieces of capture gear.
I have one loose and in box. Love this figure great review by the way!! ✌🤘
Thank you!
I have one of these but the head looks more like a raptor but I can't find the batteries can you tell me wat type they are
Wow I never knew about this ... what is the music I love it
I get my music from Epidemic Sound.com! Here's a link to this track. www.epidemicsound.com/track/qnRo7jC2YW
Bro they predicted the Indoraptor.
Utharaptor could get to 2 meters tall were as the achillabators which are the closest in size to the Velociraptors in JP was only 1,8 meters in height.
In terms of the size of the real dinosaur, you're looking at something that would have stood between 6 and 8 feet tall and 20 feet long, with a mass of between 500 and 1,000 lbs depending on how you flesh it out (I'd bet more toward the 500-700 lb range). So it was definitely big but not so huge that the raptors in the film couldn't have just been called Utahraptor.
Michael Crichton of course was fully aware of the existence of larger dromaeosaurids even when writing the book - such as the 5' tall, 150 lb Deinonychus (smaller than the movie raptors but bigger than the ACTUAL Velociraptor from the fossil record) - given that the ones in the film were about 6 feet tall (so actually taller than the average 5'9" human male) and weighed about 300 lbs each, Utahraptor would be the closest in size. The reason Crichton didn't use Deinonychus instead event though they were closer to the appropriate size he was going for was simple: Velociraptor sounds way cooler.
And I suspect that's why TO THIS DAY they refuse to put Utahraptor in the films. In fairness, though, Utahraptor WAS bigger than the film raptors which were themselves already way bigger than the real Velociraptor, so on screen, an 8 foot tall raptor would look HUGE compared to a 6 foot tall one when put alongside human figures.
I feel like they based the raptors in the movies off of the real life utahraptor. From what I've seen, it's the same as a velociraptor overall so I guess you can say it's half right.
But it was recently discovered prior to the film's release, how would they have known?
It's an Ingen utahraptor!
Utahraptor was 20 feet long but probably just a little taller than a person
Utah raptor is supposed to be huge so this is accurate
No, it's way too big. It's cool, but not accurate in the least.
@@LeoTheYuty it’s Jurassic park so I’m not surprised
@@toasteddoge4245 Still doesn't mean it's accurate, although it's a good way to make it different from the velociraptors
@@LeoTheYuty ye
If the Utahraptor was in Jurassic Park 1993 it’s height will be 10 feet tall at the hips and measures 33 feet long
Lex Murphy sound like a Utahraptor
Cool!
The video won’t play for me
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