Given how bizarre Spinosaurus’ body plan is This may be accurate somewhat

@@ksoundkaiju9256 that's the only reason they made this. To have an accurate spinosaurus

@Wild Wyoming Productions The Baryonychinae and Spinosaurinae are the two subfamily groups of Spinosauridae. Looking at the skeletons of the creatures in question will show you that as we get closer and closer to the Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, you begin to see a sail or crest develop along with a broadening of the tail. What makes the Siamosaurus suteethorni significant is because it is the link between the Suchomimus tenerensis and the Ichthyovenator laosensis. The dental morphology of a Siamosaurus is seen in other predators like plesiosaurs and long-snouted crocodilians. Their jaws were elongated with snout tips fanned out into a rosette-like shape- which is a trait that is commonly seen in crocodilians. It should be noted that Mattel's depiction of this dinosaur is based on the concept art presented to the project managers and is not 100% accurate. Mattel more than likely chose to go with a look closer to a crocodile simply because the animal in question had a lot of characteristics see in crocodilians. You should also remember that the entire concept of Michael Crichton's books was that dinosaur DNA was SPLICED with the DNA of frogs; all the dinosaurs that would be depicted from the first book/film and onward would maintain that spliced DNA, which means different characteristics showing up in the final cut.

Yes. It looks basicly like a short Spino.

Well JP/JW creatures all are inaccurate sooooo

Yup, if they make the arm articulated so we can pose it standing on 2 legs and 4

@Notlader (Alt account) that's what I just said?

Gi Joe made that crocodile I also want it