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Pteranodon (JP05), from the Jurassic Park collection, it includes the following accessories:
This dinosaur figure is part of Kenner’s first Jurassic Park collection, released in the 1990s following the huge success of Steven Spielberg’s original film.
Each of these dinosaurs is distinguished by a distinctive tattoo or mark with the letters JP (Jurassic Park) accompanied by an identification number, a detail that makes them easily recognizable and highly prized by fans.
The dinosaurs from Kenner’s first series quickly became a phenomenon among children in the 1990s and, over the years, have gained great interest in the world of Jurassic Park figure collecting.
Although they were manufactured in large quantities and are still considered relatively common items, they remain highly sought after on the second-hand market, where they are affordable for those who want to start or expand their collection of vintage toys.
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