Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze
  • Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze

Jurassic Park 1:8 Scale Raptor Skeleton Bronze

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Velociraptor Skeleton Bronze 1:8 Scale 

A blockbuster dinosaur echoed the portrayal in Jurassic Park and cemented the celebrity status of Deinonychus.

Fifty million years before the reign of the dinosaurs ended in the age of Tyrannosaurus rex, a smaller, more agile, pack-hunting predator was the most feared animal of its time. The sleek, dynamic, and deadly Deinonychus — famous for appearing as the Raptor alongside T. rex in Jurassic Park — is one of the most popular and well-known dinosaur species, as well as one of the rarest fossils. The name of this dinosaur translates to ‘terrible claw’, in reference to the killing claw on each of the dinosaur’s feet. 

You’ve likely encountered Deinonychus in Michael Crichton’s novels Jurassic Park and The Lost World, or the film adaptations directed by Steven Spielberg, albeit under the name of another species: Velociraptor. Crichton was drawn to the dramatic sound of the name, but in reality, Velociraptor was the size of a turkey and its fossil remains have exclusively been found in Mongolia. The Raptor in the book and films was based on the larger, more aggressive Deinonychus from American sedimentary formations.  

ILM artist Bitan faithfully recreated the Raptor Skeleton, a truly museum-worthy specimen. Not only are the fossil details meticulously reproduced, each bronze skeleton is hand made by traditional workmanship and with the patina to show the unique fossil patterns. 

Specifications:

  • Approximately 9.5 inches (24.3cm) in height 
  • Approximately 20.3 inches (51.5 cm) in width
  • Approximately 3 inches (7.6 cm) in depth
  • Edition size:   99
  • Estimated shipping: 2023 Q4

*IMPORTANT* Whether we reach our edition size or not on the cutoff date of August 31st 2023 the pre-order window will be permanently closed at midnight. There will be no more editions made. We will not do a second run, so don't miss out! 

The PRE-ORDER may be closed without prior notice once we reach our edition size.

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