jurassic world dinosaurs colossal

Product listings show a range of large sizes. Examples in descriptions include “more than 3 feet long and 16 inches tall,” “approximately 56 inches long and over 13 inches tall,” and “37 inches long.” In short, listings describe these Colossal figures as roughly 3+ feet long (around 37–56 inches) with heights commonly in the low-to-mid teens of inches.

Many Colossal figures include a wide-opening jaw plus an internal belly latch so they can “swallow” mini figures and then release them. To use the feature you place a mini figure in the open mouth, close the jaw, and then open the stomach latch to eject the figure. One listing notes the jaw opens about 35 degrees to enable this action.

These Colossal figures commonly include multiple points of articulation for posing—typical movable areas are the jaws and various limb joints, and some models also allow limited tail or neck movement. One listing specifies 5 points of articulation and highlights an opening mouth for added posing and play. Exact joint counts and range of motion vary by model, so check the product details for a specific figure.

Product details consistently list plastic as the material and indicate no batteries are required for these Colossal figures.

Assembly is generally minimal—reviewers report simple steps like attaching removable legs. To save space, some figures ship with parts disassembled or with legs positioned in a way that can be mistaken for duplicate parts, so inspect all pieces during unboxing. Most setup is straightforward and requires no tools.

At least one Colossal figure includes a hidden Tracking Code that you can scan in the free Jurassic World Play App (compatible smart device required). Scanning the code unlocks augmented reality activities and connected-play features within the app.