Ambient jungle sounds - T. rex foot stomps
Jurassic World theme plays
T. rex roars
Welcome back to season two of Beyond The Gates
Jurassic World's collectors-first series, from the fans, for the fans
We are returning to Jurassic Park and expanding
the Hammond Collection with these all-new toys
First available at Target!
Mattel's Gregory Murphy has joined us
to reveal these collectibles, alongside a very special guest
Matt Winston - co-founder of The Stan Winston School
and dinosaur puppeteer on the very first movie
Let's take a look, and stay tuned to the very end
for a special surprise from Mattel
I'm super excited to introduce the Hammond Collection
Dr. Ellie Sattler and Dilophosaurus
Both coming to us from the first Jurassic Park film!
We already have Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Malcolm
so it only made sense that we had to have Ellie Sattler
She's such an iconic character for the franchise and is someone
that is one of my personal favorites and it just feels natural
of course, that she's here to round out that core ensemble
Ellie Sattler includes 14 points of articulation as well as
two swappable arm accessories, and of course the veriforman leaf
Our Hammond Collection Dilophosaurus includes 14 points
of articulation. Also includes both the open and closed neck frill
that can actually be snapped right onto the figure
We're really trying to dig into the old Stan Winston maquettes
from the film, and the animatronics to really understand
exactly what makes this dinosaur pop so much on screen
and we went in, and really examined all the old footage
and some behind the scenes images of those animatronics to
actually try to capture as much of that detail
as authentically as possible
My name is Matt Winston, I'm the co-founder of
Stan Winston School of Character Arts, and I was very lucky
to be a part of the Jurassic Park dinosaur crew
working for my father Stan, and I got to puppeteer on
every single dinosaur except for the Sick Triceratops
in the original film
The Dilophosaurus - aka the Spitter
is one of the most memorable dinosaurs from the franchise
we see it during the Dennis Nedry attack sequence
The Spitter is one of the few dinosaurs in Jurassic Park that was
brought to life solely through practical effects, there were no
CGI elements in the Spitter sequence
While the T. rex and the raptors had some digital assistance
with walking, the Spitter did not, so that was one of the big
challenges of that sequence was creating a sense of
mobility with that creature
I think of the reasons the Spitter became such a fan favorite is that
it's so different from the other dinosaurs of Jurassic Park
The work of Stan Winston holds up almost 30 years
after the original film and to capture all the fine detail
around the eyes, crest, and of course that iconic frill
we looked at digital inkjet printing actually to capture as much
detail in the painting process as possible
I'm so excited for the chance to bring
just a little bit of that magic to life with
the Hammond Collection Dilophosaurus
and now for the chance to introduce it alongside Dr. Ellie Sattler
And as always, stay tuned - we have so much more coming
for the Hammond Collection
Dr. Ellie Sattler and the Dilophosaurus are some of the most
beloved characters and dinosaurs from the Jurassic Park franchise
Be sure to pre-order now at Target.com
which also includes a special gift with purchase
I'll let Raf (the legend) from Mattel tell you more
With this item and any other in the Hammond Collection
Mattel presents the first NFT Jurassic
You can get a T. rex NFT, in the 'rare' version
the 'premier', or the 'amber'
three different levels of
awesomeness with the first FREE NFT for all the fans
you can find them by scanning the QR code in store
or go to the website for more details in the description!
T. rex stomp sound and growl
Ripping noise and T. rex roar
Spooky haunting spook sound