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Injured Dr. Ian Malcom ‘Jurassic Park’ Meme Gets Collectible Statue Treatment!

At 3:00 PM Central Time, Chronicle Collectibles will open up pre-orders for two of their newest Jurassic Park collectibles, writes Toy Ark. Revealed at the ongoing New York Comic-Con 2018, they include the Injured Dr. Ian Malcom 1/4 Scale Statue and the T-Rex in Rotunda 1/9 Scale Statue. These will be available via chroniclecollectibles.com. Each of these statues is due for release in the fourth quarter of 2019.

1:4 scale Dr. Malcolm

The classic Internet meme has been turned into a statue.

Product Details:

  • World’s first 1/4 scale of Dr. Malcolm!
  • Limited Edition
  • Crafted in Polyresin
  • Exacting detail & likeness of actor Jeff Goldblum
  • Exciting, scene-specific base with a cutaway revealing dinosaur fossils buried underneath
  • Approx. 10″ tall, on a 18″ diameter base
  • Estimated to Ship Q4 2019
  • Priced at $599.99 (and eligible for our payment plans)

“Taking what has now become an iconic image of not just Jurassic Park but of Jeff Goldblum himself and turning into a statue was a really fun project for us. We’re so thrilled to debut this piece at NYCC and make it available for order during the show.” – Paul Francis, Creative Director


T. Rex in the Rotunda Statue  Also Available TODAY for Pre-Order

As another surprise announcement, our 1:9 scale T. Rex in the Rotunda. This is the LARGEST Tyrannosaurus-Rex on the market beyond their 1:5 full Tyrannosaurus-Rex.

Product Details:

  • 1:9 scale statue (largest T. Rex available besides our 1:5 full version)
  • Limited Edition
  • Crafted in Polyresin
  • Includes “WHEN DINOSAURS RULED THE EARTH” banner
  • Gorgeous scene-specific base with a cutaway revealing dinosaur fossils buried underneath
  • Approx. 22” tall, on a 22.5″ diameter base
  • Estimated to ship in Q4 2019
  • Priced at $1349.99 (and eligible for our payment plans)

“Capturing the climatic finale in statue form of the T-Rex making her final appearance in the original Jurassic Park is a watershed moment for us with this license.” – Paul Francis, Creative Director