Who is T-Rex? Based on Michael Crichton’s novel Jurassic Park, the Universal Pictures film directed by Steven Spielberg that launched the franchise marked a cinematic milestone in 1993 and won three categories at the 66th Academy Awards. The story follows a theme park inhabited by dinosaurs, extinct for 65 million years, cloned from DNA extracted from insects preserved in prehistoric amber. Created by eccentric billionaire John Hammond, the park is located on Isla Nublar, an island near Costa Rica. Hammond invites a select group of experts—including paleontologist Dr. Alan Grant, paleobotany student Ellie Sattler, mathematician Ian Malcolm, and Donald Gennaro, a lawyer representing Hammond's investors—to evaluate the park. Joined by Hammond's grandchildren, Tim and Lex Murphy, and other staff, the group finds themselves in a fight for survival when negligence by the park's chief programmer disables the security systems, allowing many predatory animals to escape. The T-Rex is the largest carnivore that lived on Isla Nublar. It grew into a fearless and dominating beast that walks the line between hero and villain. The dinosaur is driven by two primary instincts: keeping intruders out of its territory and eating any trespassers. Known for its involvement in various incidents, the T-Rex occasionally ends up saving the main human characters from other dangerous creatures, unintentionally playing the role of an anti-hero in the films. Exploring the T-Rex Chase Scene statue: Recreated through genetic engineering as an attraction for a safari-themed zoo park, a massive prehistoric predator escapes the enclosure that restrained it during a storm on the wild Isla Nublar. After attacking the first group of visitors during a test run of the park, the creature returns to the scene of its initial assault, guided by its sharp sense of smell as it detects the presence of new prey. At the site, Dr. Ellie Sattler and the park’s head of security, hunter Robert Muldoon, search for the group and find the injured but surviving mathematician Ian Malcolm. After rescuing him, they place him in their Jeep Wrangler and make a rapid escape, pursued by the largest carnivore to ever walk the Earth. The predator charges through the vegetation, breaking a massive tree trunk in its path with its powerful legs, barely slowing down as it nearly catches its prey. This is one of the most memorable scenes from the 1993 classic film that launched a franchise and continues to captivate audiences worldwide, immortalized on the big screen and now by Iron Studios with the "T-Rex Chase Scene - Jurassic Park - Demi Scale 1/20" statue, capturing one of the most thrilling moments featuring the franchise's most iconic dinosaur, the dinosaur symbol of the franchise, the Tyrannosaurus, or simply T-Rex. Figure details: The statue was designed with extreme attention and care, based on the official references, ensuring an impressive display of the figure in any environment. Special features: The statue T-Rex Chase Scene - Jurassic Park - Demi Scale 1/20 will be produced in limited edition. The diorama base presents rich details inspired by the original references. Materials and finishing of the piece: Just like all the other statues manufactured by Iron Studios, the statue T-Rex Chase Scene - Jurassic Park - Demi Scale 1/20 will be made with high-quality materials such as Polystone and may contain parts in resin, PVC, metal, and fabric. For the finishing, the hand-painted statue ensures a unique and exclusive artistic touch to satisfy any collector. Revealed for the first time at CCXP 24, the statue is already available for Pre-order. Check out Iron Studios' social media and YouTube channel for more upcoming releases!