Jurassic Park The Lost World Dieter Stark

Dieter stands in a kind of walking position, with one leg moving forward and the other moving in the opposite direction. His eyes stare without thinking into the distance. He has short brown hair and is quite muscular, but his head is somewhat disproportionate (that is, too small) compared to his body. Dieter sports a bit of a military look, wearing camo pants (green with beige spots) and a shirt that has a stained orange and red paint job. His sleeves are greenish-brown and his shoes are black. He has black utility belts with pockets around his chest. Other details include pockets on his sleeves, a black machete on the left leg and a large green pocket on the right leg, as well as a black "tattooed" InGen logo on the left arm. His torso can move a bit, to accommodate the dino action of the figure.

Dieter comes with two different black pistols - these pistols do not have action options like most weapons that come with human figures, but they are just additional gadgets, as in the case of this figure, the figure itself provides the action. Since I am not an expert on weaponry, I cannot determine what kind of weapons we are dealing with here, but they seem much more realistic than the normal weapons carried by human figures. Dieter can wrap the larger of the two weapons around his shoulder, while the other only fits in his hands.

Another way this figure differs from other human figures is that it does not come with a baby dinosaur, but an adult. It is a Compsognathus, one of the smallest species of dinosaurs, so it is still the size of a baby. This Compy sports a mainly yellow paint job, except for the upper part of its body (back, neck, muzzle, upper tail) which is green. On the rest of his body there are also some vague shades of green. A black JP Site B logo can be found on his upper right leg. His eyes are black with large yellow pupils. The Compy squats with her tail raised and her muzzle touching the ground, as if she is eating something. It looks a bit strange this way, but there is an explanation for this pose: there is a small magnet in the mouth and another on Dieter's chest. In this way, the Compy can attach itself to Dieter's chest and cling to it, as if the Compy has jumped on Dieter and is biting him.