On its left leg the creature is marked with a large green JP logo with the number. The inside details of the mouth, including the tongue, are painted light brown, while its teeth are white. The Rex sports small light green eyes with black pupils and tiny white irises in black eye sockets.
#STOMPING T REX SKIN#
The skin is adorned with black spots on the creature’s back, upper jaw, neck, upper part of the tail and upper legs.
Also, the front part of the legs are painted dark brown, while the claws on its feet are black (unlike the claws on the fingers though). This colour scheme can be found all over the body, except for the underside of the lower jaw and tail, belly and throat, which are all coloured light green. This Rex features a predominantly brownish red paint job (hence the nickname Red Rex). Pressing the left flank makes the jaws open and the creature roar, while placing the Rex’s legs down with minor force causes stomping noises. These consist of a biting action paired with a vicious roar, or stomping sounds. Red Rex lacks any dino damage wounds (who would wound him after all?), which might be due to the electronics. Rex’s arms are the only poseable body parts. Like the other large dinosaurs of this line it features “realistic” soft skin, but it’s less flexible this time: apart from its lower legs and arms the entire figure’s skin is composed of this material. These cards were printed together in a row and needed to be cut apart to have (3) individual cards.ĭescription: The first and most classic large Kenner sculpt of the Tyrant Lizard King, and the biggest dinosaur of the JPS1 toy line, measures some 60 centimetres in length and stands about 20 centimetres tall. The Benelux release came packaged with (3) Collector Cards, each in their own language (Dutch/French/German). The tri-lingual Dutch/French/German variation is a Benelux release. The bi-lingual English/French variation is a Canadian release. Language variations can be seen here (Dutch/French/German), here (English/French), here (English/Italian/Spanish), and here (Japanese). It is unsure if this was custom done, or a rare factory variant. Strange enough though, a USA release figure surfaced and showed what appeared to be the plastic covering the box 'window'. Language variations: Language variants for this figure differed from the USA released figure in such that they were boxed with a plastic sheet covering the box 'window'.
#STOMPING T REX MOVIE#
In 1994, Kenner slightly modified the box's 'window' and re-released this figure with a Movie Collector Card #64 ( front and back). The original version, released in 1993, came with Collector Card #16 ( front and back). They are related to the time they were released. Variations: There are two 'main' boxed variations for this figure. Front shot (1994 Re-Release w/ Movie Card)Īction feature: With Electronic Roar & Stomping Sound.
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