Elite Creature Collectibles

Considered a timeless classic, Jaws is the 1975 American thriller directed by Steven Spielberg. Based on the 1974 novel by Peter Benchley, Jaws became widely considered as one of the greatest achievements in film. Universal Studio's Jaws ride first debuted in 1990 in Orlando Florida. With a $45 million dollar installation budget, the ride quickly became a well-known attraction at the park and another installation was later opened at Universal Studios Japan in 2001. The hanging Shark in Orlando, a photo-opt second to none, became a tribute to the great movie's history. Elite Creature Collectibles has crafted our museum-quality Hanging Shark maquette featuring state-of-the-art, detailed sculpting and paint applications. The sculpture was modeled by Bitan, Mavis, and painted by Oskar Ankarudd. Celebrate 50 years of Jaws with ECC! Specifications: - Approximately 30 inches in height. - Approximately 21.6 inches in width. - Approximately 16.5 inches in depth. - Cast in high-quality resin with hand-painted details. - Museum-style glass eyes, and detailed hand paint. - Attractive themed display base with the "WANTED" poster. - Certificate of Authenticity signed by Mavis and Oskar Ankarudd. - Made to Order. Limited in production to 200 pieces worldwide!

Winner of three Academy Awards and numerous other accolades, the 1975 film Jaws is regarded as a landmark in cinema history. Considered the first American blockbuster, the film is instantly recognizable for its suspenseful, menacing soundtrack composed by the legendary John Williams. The great white shark in the film measures approximately 25 feet (7.6 m) in length and weighs around 3 tons - a true apex predator brought to life on the big screen. Inspired by the iconic fine art of the 1990s, particularly Damien Hirst's Famous Shark, Elite Creature Collectibles presents a museum-quality Shark Bronze. This fine art piece showcases a meticulously sculpted bronze shark paired with a custom acrylic display case. Under the built-in top lighting, the installation creates a striking illusion - as though the living creature has been captured and preserved in its tank. Specifications: - Approximately 16 inches (40cm) in height. (including the base). - Approximately 24 inches (60cm) in width. - Approximately 13 inches (33cm) in depth. - Approximately 16.6 inches (42cm) in length (Bronze Shark Only). - Fine art bronze with patina finish. - Museum-style acrylic case simulating overwater refraction. - Faux marble texture display base. - Certificate of Authenticity signed by Mavis and Jone Li. - Made to Order Limited in production to 50 pieces worldwide!

Elite Creature Collectibles proudly presents the JURASSIC PARK III Hatching Pterosaur in collaboration with artist Oskar Ankarudd. This is the 3rd volume of 1/2 scale hatching Dinos. The set of installation displays 3 stages of hatching, from a cracking egg to an emerging Pterosaur baby. Specifications: - Approximately 6.4 inches (16.2 cm) in height. (egg with base). - Approximately 2.8 inches (7.2 cm) in width. (egg with base). - Approximately 2.6 inches (6.6 cm) in depth. (egg with base). - Cast in high-quality resin with hand-painted details. - Eggs are removable from the base. - Glass eyes. - Museum style base. - Each piece comes with a metal plaque signed by Oskar Ankarudd. - Print of sketch "Hatching Pterosaur ", Artist's ONE OFF original manuscripts will be randomly sealed into one of the edition, means there is a 1% chance of winning an original painting by artist Oskar Ankarudd! Limited in production to 99 pieces worldwide!

One of the most unexpected and goosebump-inducing moments in Jurassic Park III occurs when Billy uses an early predecessor of a 3D printer to present Dr. Grant with a Velociraptor Resonating Chamber. The eerie sound produced by the chamber instantly recalls the danger and excitement Dr. Grant experienced on Isla Nublar. Later in the film, this recreated section of Velociraptor skull plays a critical role in saving the group, as it helps communicate with the raptor pack when returning the stolen eggs. Elite Creature Collectibles is proud to present this Velociraptor Resonating Chamber reproduction as part of its new movie prop collection for the Jurassic Park franchise. Created with direct access to the original screen-used prop and refined by artists Mavis and Oskar Ankarudd, the piece is presented on an auction-style acrylic display base and is fully removable from the stand. Specifications: - Approximately 7 inches (18 cm) in height - Approximately 6.3 inches (16 cm) in width - Approximately 3.9 inches (10 cm) in depth - High-quality 3D-printed resin exterior, with resin layering applied inside - Fine art-themed, attractively designed display base - Includes X-ray film with acrylic display stand - Includes a tag signed by Oskar Ankarudd and Mavis Limited to 300 pieces Worldwide.

Isla Nublar was a remote island located 120 miles west of Costa Rica and 87 miles east of the Muertes Archipelago. The island spanned 77 square kilometers and featured mountainous ridges that created diverse ecological niches. In the 1980s, after John Hammond abandoned the idea of a smaller Jurassic Park: San Diego, his company, InGen, searched for a larger and more isolated preserve. In 1987, the last remaining descendant of the Bribri Tribe resettled off Isla Nublar. That same year, Costa Rica agreed to lease both Isla Nublar and the Muertes Archipelago to InGen for 99 years. The lease was later inherited by Masrani Global Corporation. Construction of Jurassic Park then commenced. The island was intended to host Jurassic Park, a tourist attraction featuring living dinosaurs cloned from prehistoric DNA. However, the park was abandoned before it could open to the public, due to multiple containment breaches in 1993. Elite Creature Collectibles is proud to present a 3D art display of scaled Isla Nublar, showcasing every key location from Jurassic Park, including Mount Sibo and the active dinosaur tracking map. Specifications: - Height: Approximately 10.6 inches (27 cm), including base - Width: Approximately 13 inches (33 cm) - Depth: Approximately 2.4 inches (6 cm) - Materials: Resin & Acrylic Limited to 200 Pieces Worldwide

The Buck is a male Tyrannosaurus rex and the secondary antagonist of The Lost World: Jurassic Park. He is the individual that hunter Roland Tembo seeks to hunt during his trip to Isla Sorna with the InGen Harvest team. This T. rex is later tranquilized by Tembo and transported to San Diego, where he escapes and goes on a rampage before ultimately being recaptured and returned to Isla Sorna with his son. All the computer models built for Jurassic Park were originally female, but The Lost World required the addition of males. After receiving the Winston maquette of the male T. rex-which featured a slightly different head structure-Paul Giacoppo and his team used it as a foundation for their work. Susan Ross and her painting team also created new paint jobs for the males based on Winston's designs, including the tiger-striped raptors and the camouflage pattern of the male T. rex. Elite Creature Collectibles is proud to present a 1/12 scale Tyrannosaur Buck from The Lost World: Jurassic Park. ILM artist Bitan has faithfully recreated the Buck from the film, and the maquette is painted by ECC key artist Oskar Ankarudd. With its stunning detail, you may even notice features that were impossible to see on the silver screen. Specifications: - Approximately 18.9 inches (48 cm) in height. - Approximately 40.9 inches (104 cm) in width. - Approximately 16.1 inches (41 cm) in depth. - Cast in high-quality resin with hand-painted details. - Handmade glass eyes. - COA hand-signed by Bitan and Oskar Ankarudd. - Attractively themed display base. - Made to Order Limited in production to 200 pieces worldwide!