Set of 4 2.5cm Funko Bitty Pop! action figures - Jurassic Park - Triceratops Pack (with mystery figure)
This boxed set from the Bitty Pop! range includes an assortment of 4 collectible vinyl minifigures from the Jurassic Park saga.
The set consists of three figurines visible through the packaging and a fourth hidden surprise figurine, known as the "Mystery Bitty Pop! The pre-identified models in this series include palaeobotanist Dr Ellie Sattler, mathematician Dr Ian Malcolm and the famous Triceratops. The fourth mystery micro-figure is randomly distributed throughout the blister packs, offering the chance to discover a rare version. Buyers have a one-in-six (1/6) chance of finding the rare Hatchling Raptor.
The figures feature the brand's signature aesthetic, with reduced proportions in micro format (around 2.5 cm). Each figure comes in an individual stackable transparent acrylic mini-case, making it easy to protect the pieces and create custom display structures on the shelf.
Designed primarily for display on shelves, on desks or in shop windows, this set comes in its original blister pack with a transparent window.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: Bitty Pop! 4-Pack
- Licence: Jurassic Park
- Pack contents: 3 visible micro-figures (Ellie Sattler, Ian Malcolm, Triceratops) + 1 hidden mystery micro-figure (Brachiosaurus or rare Hatchling Raptor)
- Material: PVC plastic / Acrylic
- Type of product: Vinyl micro-figurines with fixed head
- Height of a micro-figurine: Approximately 2.5 cm (1 inch)
- EAN Code: 0889698929530
- Supplier reference (SKU): 92953
- Packaging type: Original window blister pack
- Pack dimensions: 14.20 cm long, 9.50 cm high, 3.00 cm wide
Origin and world of the character (Lore)
Released in 1993 under the direction of Steven Spielberg, the cult film Jurassic Park made cinematic history by depicting the resurrection of the dinosaurs. This pack brings together scientists and iconic creatures from the saga: Dr Ellie Sattler, a specialist in prehistoric plants, and the sarcastic Dr Ian Malcolm, an expert in chaos theory, both invited to assess the park's security. They are accompanied by the Triceratops, an imposing herbivore with three horns and a ruff of bone, who is at the heart of a major emotional scene in the film when the scientists take turns at his bedside to treat his illness. This miniature set is a playful, nostalgic tribute to the key scenes and the magic of the film.
