Mattel Jurassic World Dominion Hammond Collection Giganotosaurus Dinosaur Figure, 21 Articulations, Glass Eyes, Wired Tail & Posable Tongue, HXF57

Giganotosaurus – Big, Bad, and Beautiful This isn’t just a figure—it’s a statement. The Hammond Collection Giganotosaurus captures the sheer menace of the Jurassic World Dominion apex predator with jaw-dropping detail (pun intended). The sculpt is menacing, the articulation is impressive for its size, and the paintwork brings out every scar, scale, and “I eat T-Rex for breakfast” vibe. Despite its bulk, it poses well and towers over your shelf like it owns the ecosystem—which, let's be honest, it kinda didn't do that in the movie did it... Verdict: Ferocious, movie-accurate, and surprisingly poseable. A must-have for any Jurassic World fan. One of the best Hammond collection figures to date.

I don't generally leave reviews for stuff, and when I do, it's usually because the thing is terrible- but I felt compelled in this instance because my god, this is the coolest toy dinosaur i've ever seen in my life. If I'd had this a kid, I don't know that I would have ever wanted anything else. I bought the "Amber Collection" (RIP to a toyline killed before its time) Velociraptor a few years back, and really liked it- The Amber line was 1:12 scale, so it was perfectly sized to my other six inch action figures, and when the line was dropped, I figured that was the end of that- I knew about the "Hammond Collection", and wasn't really interested, because of the three and three-quarter inch scale- too small to match the rest of my stuff. I was tempted by the Brachiosaur, because that thing's enormous, a real monster, but too expensive. I missed out on the T-Rex and believe you me, if i'd known how good it was likely to be, I'd have grabbed one right away. So when I saw a friend showing off this Gigantosaurus with a Marvel Legends Ka-Zar riding it like a savage land mount, I knew I had to grab one before it, too, became incredibly hard to find and expensive, like the Rex. This toy is beautiful to look at. It's over two feet long from snout to tail tip, textured, and incredibly well articulated. It feels sturdy in your hand and poses well. And yes, you can have six inch action figures RIDING it as if the Dinoriders toyline from the 80s never died. I hope to god they keep making these larger ones, because now I want them all.

Phenomenal figure, worth the £50 price tag couldn’t recommend a better giga figure if you’re a fan of the Hammond collection line. I don’t know what’s better, this or the spino

The Hammond Collection figures are all well articulated and intricately detailed. The humans in the range are useful as a source of civilian action figures, and the dinos are all of a much better quality than the standard Jurassic World releases. The Giganotosaurus was the big bad from the movie and it makes an impressive display piece on the shelf.

Absolutely amazing, Worth every penny, just amazing

Awesome figure by Mattel. Great sculpt, great paint, articulation is good. Only issue I have is face when you view it from the front — the head is too wide, compared to the source material.

Bought this as a present for my son’s birthday as he’s obsessed with dinosaurs. He absolutely loves it. The detail is great. It’s built really well and looks like it will last forever. So much so that we bought 2 more from the Hammond collection.

Excellent, my 7yr old grandson loves it.