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I remember having two Jurassic Park velociraptor toys as a kid. One had the arms positioned as in the film but, oddly enough, the other got it right, as in the

• dwighttk 6y ago
  second is better, but you'd want the hands flattened out too, right? Claws extended straight instead of curved in.
  • karatestomp 6y ago
    Maybe, but it's intended to be actively grabbing with them, not at rest (so having them turned correctly is probably just an accident, not a correction of the earlier pose) so the curved-in hands might make sense—I didn't get the impression from the article that their wrists and "fingers" can't bend. The toy would move the arms in a grasping motion when, IIRC, you pulled the legs a certain way. Something like that.
• baxuz 6y ago
  That second image just triggered something in my brain. I remember the texture and the smell of the rubber after 20+ years.
  • karatestomp 6y ago
    I remember 2 being harder plastic and 1 being the more rubbery one. Though I could well be wrong. Sold all that stuff years ago except three or four of the bigger ones, which my kids play with.