Alan Grant himself is a pretty lousy figure. He looks nothing like Sam Neil, nor is his outfit at all movie accurate. His pose also severely limits the figures poseability, playability, and stability. Though to give credit where credit is due, the tears and general color scheme on Alan Grant’s pants do look pretty nice. Alan Grant’s weapon is also pretty disappointing, its far to big and cumbersome for Alan Grant to hold without trouble, and otherwise its just not a very affective weapon. Really, the biggest interest of the set is no doubt the Velociraptor hatchling, which to its credit has a pretty neat paint job. Though there’s not much else to be said about it. Overall, this set is pretty lackluster. Alan Grant and his weapon are quite flawed and leave a lot to be desired....[See More]

The paint job of Grant himself is fifty-fifty. Though his white shirt is pretty bland and little detailed, his green pants make up for it somewhat: they have two tears over them (as does the figure’s skin under the holes in his pants), making it appear Grant has had a near miss with some ferocious creature, maybe a Velociraptor. The pants also sport some darker green tones, giving them more realistic detail. The weapon is rather lame: it looks pretty unrealistic and doesn’t really work. The figure can hold the weapon (the position of his arms seems to be made to support it), but when he does he can barely stand, since one of his legs is positioned in a forward move, making it feel rather clumsy. Also, when the weapon has the dinosaur clutched between its grabbing arms, it can hardly hold...[See More]

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