Prime 1 Studio has opened pre-orders for one of its most ambitious licensed pieces yet: a 1/15 scale Brachiosaurus statue from Jurassic Park, standing roughly 128 centimeters tall. Built from polystone and other display-grade materials, this is a genuinely large-format collectible, recreating the film's iconic first dinosaur reveal at a scale few companies attempt for a single creature.
The ship window is a long one even by premium-statue standards: Prime 1 Studio lists an expected arrival between December 2027 and March 2028, meaning this is very much a long-lead reservation rather than a near-term purchase. That kind of timeline is typical for a large-scale, complex sculpt like this one, where production, quality control, and international shipping logistics for an oversized piece all add substantial lead time compared to a standard-scale statue.
Here is what is confirmed about the piece, along with the realistic planning considerations that come with a statue this large.
The Brachiosaurus reveal is one of the most memorable moments in Jurassic Park, marking the film's first full dinosaur sighting and setting the tone for everything that follows. For a company like Prime 1 Studio, which has built a reputation on tackling ambitious, large-scale licensed pieces, recreating that specific dinosaur at 128cm is a fitting choice, since it lets the statue serve as a genuine centerpiece rather than one entry among many similarly scaled figures. It also gives the studio a chance to recreate the film's wide-open, awe-driven camera framing in physical form, something a smaller-scale figure of the same subject simply could not convey with the same impact.
At 128cm tall, this statue is not a shelf piece in the conventional sense. Collectors considering this pre-order should think in terms of dedicated floor or large-cabinet space rather than assuming it will slot into an existing display shelf alongside standard 1/6 or 1/4 scale figures. This is closer in footprint to furniture-adjacent decor than a typical action figure or bust.
A December 2027 to March 2028 window on an August 2026 pre-order is an unusually long lead time, but it reflects the genuine complexity of producing, quality-checking, and shipping a statue at this scale. Large-format polystone pieces require more careful mold work and structural engineering than a standard collectible, and international freight for an oversized item adds further logistics time on top of manufacturing. Collectors should treat the current window as a realistic target rather than an overly cautious placeholder.
This is not Prime 1 Studio's first attempt at an oversized licensed statue; the company has built its reputation partly on tackling pieces other studios avoid due to scale and engineering complexity, from premium 1/3 and 1/4 scale character statues to large creature and vehicle pieces. The Brachiosaurus continues that pattern, applying the same large-format approach the studio has used for other franchises to a dinosaur subject, which is a genuinely different engineering challenge than a humanoid character statue given the creature's long neck and legs and the structural demands of supporting that geometry at 128cm.
Given the statue's scale, no case in EVORETRO's current catalog is sized to fit a 128cm piece, so this is an honest no-exact-fit situation rather than a forced recommendation. For any smaller included accessories or packaging inserts that ship alongside the main piece, poly bubble mailers are a reasonable general-purpose option for organizing and protecting loose parts during unboxing and storage.
Prime 1 Studio lists the piece at approximately 128cm tall in 1/15 scale.
The expected shipping window is December 2027 through March 2028, reflecting the long lead time typical of large-format polystone statues.
The piece is constructed from polystone and other display-grade materials standard to Prime 1 Studio's premium statue line.
Not currently. At 128cm, this statue exceeds the size range of EVORETRO's existing display cases, so no direct product match is being recommended for the main piece itself.
Prime 1 Studio has not detailed a separate base beyond the sculpt itself in the initial reveal. Collectors should confirm base and mounting details on the official product listing before ordering.
Prime 1 Studio's Brachiosaurus is a genuinely ambitious piece, both in scale and in the specific film moment it recreates. The long ship window and significant space commitment are the two real planning considerations here, but for collectors with the room and patience for it, this is a flagship-tier Jurassic Park collectible that few other studios would attempt at this size.
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