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Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Thread Started on Sept 30, 2011, 4:06am »

Hey, guys. You might wanna check this out. It seems like Fisher Price is, either intentionally or inadvertently, re-introducing the Dino-Riders concept among children. I am honestly tempted to pick one up lool. Anyway, it's called the Mega T-Rex from the Imaginext collection.

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #1 on Sept 30, 2011, 4:47am »

I was sold until I saw the pronated wrists.

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #2 on Oct 2, 2011, 7:20am »

Sept 30, 2011, 4:47am, Dan wrote:

I was sold until I saw the pronated wrists.

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #3 on Oct 18, 2011, 1:05pm »

Wow I wanted Dino Riders back but not like this :-[

Oh well maybe we will get lucky and Mattel will see this and get things in motion

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #4 on Oct 18, 2011, 1:12pm »

Oct 18, 2011, 1:05pm, Dinorider37 wrote:

Wow I wanted Dino Riders back but not like this :-[

Oh well maybe we will get lucky and Mattel will see this and get things in motion

This is the second generation of Imaginext dinosaur. If the first one, which looked better made (and still had people riders) didn't inspire Mattel, this one sure won't.

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #5 on Oct 19, 2011, 9:20pm »

I don't know. As huge a Dino Riders fan as I am, these toys just don't do it for me. It's time for Mattel to step up and give us what we've been waiting for. Perhaps the success of the He-Man and Thundercats revivals will pave the way.

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #6 on Dec 28, 2011, 3:42pm »

Oh dear that looks disappointing indeed, let's hope Hasbro or Mattel can do a much better job, how ever I'd prefer Hasbro over Mattel, since their Star-Wars Line is very well made.

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Re: Imaginext Mega T-Rex
« Reply #7 on Dec 28, 2011, 10:25pm »

I think I'm partial to Mattel these days since they have done a great job with Ghostbusters and He-Man, etc. Hasbro did a decent job with Jurassic Park (although not as good as Kenner, in my opinion). Any company will do really but I think it is a Mattel decision.

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