THIS Is How the HAMMOND COLLECTION Figures Should Really Look Like- The Hammond Correction Episode 1
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And this is why huge companies lack of any type of consideration when they hire their lead toy designers, I don’t know if it’s some sort of nepotism, they are just lazy or the toy designers are uninterested in the franchise. People like Marco should be leading these toy design departments
Yeah bruh they have a whole team there and only like 1-2 people are doing this, they are clearly lazy
Huge companies also hate spending money, like how the Dilo's white stripe was cut to save budget. Shits wack.
@@robinator789the mold has to be easier to mass produce. The para for example, the head might snap if it wasn’t thick.
@@Godzillakuj94 nah they're just plain lazy
@@mr.figureinspecter4648 eh... no. It would be perfectly fine with a thinner head.
This series is gold
Dude they should hire you and the guys that make upgrades for the Hammond Collection Figures to make updated versions of the figures.
Do you want to buy a $300 dino from mattel?
The biggest issue in all of Hammond Collection is the face of the parasaurolophus when you look at it from front view. JUST LOOK AT IT AND YOU'LL UNDERSTAND 💀
@@prjoliphant7951 it looks like it's staring at your soul 💀
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@@prjoliphant7951 bro how could I not get a reference from one of my favourite movies from childhood?
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They all improve drastically with those small changes you added, it's a shame their not the "premium" version that they could have been
Can't wait to what the Baryonyx and Parasaurolophus looks like
Another common issue I see them do with feet is not spreading the toes out more, like on the para. Mattel tends to do this sort of "shoe" for the feet, this is weird given the more spread out toes would make the figure balance better
That too yes!
I find hilarious how they couldn't make the Parasaurolophus be closer to the TLW concept and maquette given how much good resources there are, like they couldnt even get it right from a sideview wich is the easiest to reference.
One thing that I would like to add to everything you said Marco (which would ultimately apply to basically any Hammond Collection dinosaur from now on) would honestly just be a dark wash over the figures, so that the colours look less cartoony and more natural and also to bring out more of the sculpt detail. NECA for example have been doing this with their action figures for quite a while now and it's very effective (I personally noticed this on my Pennywise figure from them and it looks great).
Everyone's saying they had to make the feet big in order for the figures to not fall over. To that I say "Why not put weights in the hips and make the tail longer, because the hips are where the center of mass was for real theropods and counterbalance is the exact function of the tail. If that's too hard, just give the figures a stand, like with the Amber Collection raptors."
I feel that the detail isn't that good on theses figures. They just have really soft folds and wrinkles and overall it's not that defined especially on the tyrannosaurus stomach which has the croc skin but the detail is very soft especially when compared to other jp rex models.
The Hasbro JP3 t rex had better plastic quality and detailing than the HC t rex does. People can say what they want about hasbro JP3, but that rex has detail for days and the plastic is VERY nice, thick and durable
I think people were to quick to jump on the bandwagon and saying that Hammond collection is the best rex ever. I think it was just a honeymoon phase and I experienced it too. Now when I compare my thrasher to the HC rex, thrasher looks more detailed from head to tail. It also has the right scales in the right places as well as proportionate sized feet.
Major improvement on all of them. Mattel not working with you, at least as a consultant, is a huge mistake on their part. Great job my friend!
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Someone probably commented this, but you can put flaps on the bottom jaw and create slots in the upper head so the pieces of plastic slide right in
But this is just toys for older kids, look at the age recommendation on the box! Who cares what Mattel advertises it with, its still just a toy. You can feel how it’s cheap plastic, cheap joints. What do you expect from Mattel, who mostly makes toys for kids? It’s not NECA, Mezco, Sideshow. It’s still just toys for kids
I really don’t think that the Hamilton collection Ceratosaurus his feet were too big personally, Marco think you made them too small
I'm sure I used the correct sizing for them. You can check on the style guide if you like. It's free to download!
When the Ceratosaurus came out and everyone was saying it had a perfect paint job, I was getting really annoyed they just missed how it's lacking the face stripes.
Even the freaking Hasbro one from Jurassic World had these, yet NONE of the Mattel ones bother.
Because Mattel is lazy.
@@simbiotesnus1013 evry comapny toy is lazy
thats it when i grow up im gonna work at mattel and bring justice to jurassic world toys and its actually gonna be for the fans!! mattel headquarters here i come!
I LOVE the thumbnail 😂
I hope Mattel has seen your video so they can correct the mistakes they made with their future figures.
I know when Marco is gonna do the velociraptor he is gonna fix the entire figure
Say what you will, but the figures from the Hammond Collection series are simply terrible, their detailing is very poor, the paintwork is primitive and most of the figures have very limited articulation.
0:42 considering the fact that the ceratosaurus cant even do this pose mades me very upset
I just want to point out something about the human collection, Ceratosaurus when I got mine for Christmas, I think I had it for about two or three days and I think the wire inside the tail broke unfortunately which is kind of another thing I do complain about and also the tail itself is also very thick and the wire is probably very thick same with the wire, I would suggest making the tail a little less thick and the wire also a little less thick if you know what I mean, you know kind of like the original Kenna toys
Hammond not human
Nice, love these figures!
I hate the jurassic park/world ceratosaurus so much. The body is fine but the head is just awful and is missing two of the three horns that make ceratosaurus such a cool dinosaur
it has them though, theyre the hornlets infront of the eyes. they're just covered by skin for some reason
Horns? *Crests left the chat*
They will never make the tails long enough. It is cheaper to make large feet and short tails - takes less space for packaging and shipping. For figures they want to sell preassembled, they'll always shorten the tails.
i wish amber collection continued it had some issues but hammond collection has worser issues in my opinion
i only like the hammond collection trex the raptors are just bad the amber collection raptors looked better no offense
100%! Agree 👏 love the Amber Collection Raptors and when I got the Hammond Collection version in hand, I just couldn’t get past how cheap and inferior they felt 😳
Will you possibly make replacement parts for these?
Yeah that’s my biggest complaint is that the tails always feel too short
Heh, ’Correction’. Nice wordplay. 😄
Rod's Random Work came up with that name! Genius!
@@MarcoMakesOfficial Marco, what is it like working for the film industry?
I use to praise these, now I'm starting to realize this figure line here is a mistake
It’s not a mistake at all. HC still look great
but the small feet would make some big HC dinos fall alot when you pose them in my opinion
They don't. They can be posed just as well.
They probably made the feet a bit bigger for more balance since the feet where to small
Marco: stop making feet and teeth too big and tail too short
Mattel: nope
Mattel for now: We have done that for collectors. Lol
2:12 Duck
2:18 Pigeon
Awesome redesign, I'm so surprised you haven't been hired yet, lol
But your redesigns are so much better, also hope you have a great day
While I do agree with most of this, you need to remember that:
A:feet and tail dimensions are inevitable for balance
B:Some complaints like the parasaur are in my opinion workse, as they look much weirder with the hanging doo laps.
C:thin teeth=shipping disasters, pick your poison situation (either have very thick teeth or have very easy to snap teeth, both during shipping and play)
D:These guys are only 10/30 dollars, while that isn't a cheap price, it is in terms of figures that can move well
A: no not really, if you have a long enough tail it can have smaller feet. Also I proved with the rex and raptors that they can stand regardless even on 1 foot with smaller feet.
B: how can you tell they look weird when no one has made one physically? I can guarantee that it will not look weird. I will prove it with a physical example.
C: mattel have made teeth with softer plastic and rubber which doesn't shatter. The material they're currently using is totally suitable and shatterproof. They can make thinner teeth just like they already have done for the mainline baryonyx.
D: the sculpt detail accuracy does not affect the price of a figure. However smaller feet can actually be cheaper as there's less material. Also removing superfluous articulation (like the swivelling hips) can make production cheaper but still retain excellent articulation and poseability.
@Marco Makes A: while tail size isn't truly a large factor, feet size is due to surface area. Unless you want a base and a stand for your figures that are meant to be both collectors' items AND toys, that's how it will stay. Not to mention your not going to want to keep an articulated figure in a single pose so it can stand up. Stopmotion animators, figure photographers, kid who play with these, and normal people who fiddle with them want it to be able to stand in a plethora of poses without the hassle of moving the legs and limbs bit by bit to find a balance that will end up with the figure falling at the slightest of bumps or shakes
B: Your parasaur example looked weird, and there are better methods for keeping the cheeks like the method they use for the mouth membranes
C: While the cannot break, they definitely can twist, turn, bend, etc
D: SCULPT EFFECTS PRICE!!!
You need to pay for higher quality molds, make sure the higher quality molds actually print out every detail, and get somebody to make a higher quality AND functional figure that still has its use for kids, teens, and man children
Edit for D: Not to mention that articulation makes it more expensive because you need people or machines to attach the joints and the smaller feet will be such a small change that it literally means nothing
Please learn the difference between moulds and sculpts. Please!!
For the para head I was just suggesting an alternative. Sorry you feel the way you do.
I just can't take anyone seriously if they don't know the difference between mould and sculpt. Also it's so funny you're trying to teach me how toys and models are made when it's literally my job and I have a degree in it too.
@Marco Makes I mix up sculpt and mold but my point still stands, the smaller feet are not possible unless you want a realy floppy and hard to pose figure or a figure with an ugly stand. I can understand the tail but smaller feel will make like 300 dollars more in total, considering the fact that reviews saying the figures can't stand well don't deter people
I feel like Mattel SHOULD hire you to make Hammond Collection figures because I have some problems with them like what you did in the video but the Hammond Collection Baryonyx. I prefer this over the actual design than the Fallen Kingdom and I think it has got to be the snout shape, a tiny crest and the longer claws.
Cant wait for jurassic world style guide,
Great video Marco! And ha I stayed around till the very end
I missed the live again.
The T-Rex is one of my favorite Hammond Collection figures
It’s easily the BEST one! 🦖
Godness there is someone actually with real criterion and quality standards. Everybody seems to just take whatever Mattel trhows and forgot how they announced this line as a high quality collection products, and this is are just average good articulated figures with usually weak sculptures and paintjobs.
8:29 i saw the editet version and while the figure doesn't exactly look like the movie ( because from the renderà i Remember It had a more short snout and a propotionally short tail to me ) can the edited version be good for an accurate stylized ceratosaurus? I am talking about the proportions of course
I would throw every last penny I had at this collection if they actually looked as good as the redesigned version
Really wish videos like these weren’t necessary
Like Mattel is better than Jurassic world hasbro but cmon they’re so close to perfection and falter every time
You should take these pictures you edited and use them and make your H.C. dinosaurs how you made them in the edited pictures
Also, in JP3, the Ceratosaurus doesn’t have the brown stripes on the eyes
Marco could you make replacement forearm and hands for the medium creatures like the one shown here so they have wrist articulations?
The one thing a have a issue on the HC Ankylosaurus is that he is missing his purple lines on the leg and arms
Will you customise the figures ?
Any way you can print longer tails?
Can’t wait to see how you re-edit the HC T-Rex (🦖); as much as I *love* that figure in particular, those _oversized clodhopper feet (😬)!_
06:27 Why you use the Ceratosaurus roar from JWE and why not from Camp Cretaceous roar instead, Because in JP3 the Dinosaur is just growling.
Despite referencing and/or having access to the source material, it is clear the sculptors working on this line have not been paying enough attention to it. I don't know if that's just lack of time constraints causing things to get a quick glance over, or just a lack of care overall. Some of the proportion issues which plague the mainline (short tails, huge feet, goofy oversized teeth) should not have been carried over into this collectors line. I've been a lifelong fan of the franchise (born in '91), so these types of mistakes are inexcusable for me. Edit: It's also rather unfortunate that this is the only option for highly articulated figures of the JP & JW animals out there. I wish Neca or another company got the license for this particular line of collector figures. I have their American Werewolf figure and the sculptor over there did a fantastic job capturing the likeness of the source material, for example.
There's a few other issues with the Parasaurolophus. The hands also have the incorrect number of digits, like the feet, which is both inaccurate to the original SWS source material, and the real animal. The coloration is also derived from the JW film version, and not the original TLW version, despite being marketed as such (the Gallimimus is similar in this regard, but based off of the JW viral website design, completely different from the JW film, or the JP version it is marketed as).
I know these haven't technically released yet, and will probably be addressed in a future video, but I'm bummed the new JPIII Ankylosaurus doesn't have the leg markings, or painted claws (probably a budget cut for the tail articulation), and sculpt is based on the JW version. The Geosternbergia is missing the pycnofibers/fluff, a major detail that was ignored, which the original SWS source had. The Pachycephalosaurus has markings that are just blobs of paint thrown on, are the wrong color, and also don't resemble the SWS source material at all. The JPIII female raptor could probably use some work based on the promo pics, but I also want to wait for in hand samples to get a better idea. I think the Concavenator and JPIII male raptor is the best of the new batch, although the latter still suffers from the huge feet. Edit: Just saw a review on the HC JPIII male raptor, and it is terrible to put it bluntly. They had a decent head sculpt with the Legacy one, and they somehow made an even worse, inaccurate sculpt. Paint apps are terrible too. Canceled my pre-order for it.
Oh, no! I already knew they were not perfect, but now, all the imperfections are too obvious and I'll never be able to unseen them, :/. Hahaha, ignorance is bliss when you deal with certain toy makers, right?
Yo you should totally remake the Hammond Collection figures! The way you made them as to how they should really look is outstanding!
Man I got this one problem with my Cerato, that I don't think other people have, Its jaw doesn't close, I don't know what it is that causes it.
The problem is they put all the effort on the main stars like t rex velocirapter giga etc and do not care that much about the other dinosaurs
marcos next job coming soon: Jurassic World figure designer! 🤣
my favorite hybrid is spinonyx
Will there be a Marco Cavassa Collection?
Definitely true. Sucks that people are so desperate for good figures that they'll flock to decent or even trash figures in a hope to get away from Mattel's usual garbage.
HC still looks pretty accurate
@@prjoliphant7951 None, it's really sad. Maybe someone else will get the license someday.
if the feet were that small it would not be abule to stand
They can. I proved it irl
How did you prove it In irl
I have pictures and videos also TH-cam videos showcasing it
Mattel please take notes.
Hammond collection prime rexy head color is not acurate
And she need to be bulk
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@@prjoliphant7951 lol
@@prjoliphant7951 which “annoying guy” are u referring to?
Why is it that dinosaur collectors are way more nitpicky and whiny than almost any other collectors?
No offense to Marco, he’s very talented, but every time a new Hammond Collection figure is announced, at least a good 80% of his Facebook stories are just whining about it. Like my brother in Christ, they are $10-$20 Mattel toys and you are an adult man, it’s really not that big a deal. And the exaggeration of the figures’ negative features in the thumbnail is beyond cringe and comes off as extremely childish.
I recall at one point he said Hasbro should have the license back as well, so I assume it’s just dinosaurs he collects? Because if not, then why in the name of God would he want that, has he SEEN what Marvel Legends fans have been going through lately? I implore him to actually look into the Marvel Legends line, then he’d see how good we actually have it compared to them.
The Video ain’t even out yet 💀
@@JurassicBattleDroid Do you use Facebook?
@@happymoomoocow no 😭
@@prjoliphant7951 I will only give you credit for one of those figures being the best one and thats the ceratosaurus. But the Para and bary are plagued with issues, especially the para.
@@prjoliphant7951 the para isn’t photoshopped at all lol
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