Stegosaurus Dinosaur prop spotted on Jurassic World 2 set!

Published by Chris

Jun 23, 2017

While filming continues on the Jurassic World sequel Fallen Kingdom in Hawaii, local news organizations have managed to get up close and personal with some of the film's practical props and set pieces. One set in particular featured a number of large Dinosaur props in cages. One prop photographed below is very obviously a Stegosaurus under a tarp:

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These don't seem to be animatronic Dinosaurs but they could be stand-ins for CGI later on.

Thanks to MacKenzie Stasko for the photo (via Reel News Hawaii).

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I Meme Everything
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I Meme EverythingJune 23, 2017

It looks like the humans will be going to Isla Nublar to capture the dinosaurs and bring them somewhere, probably the mainland.

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JurassicNightJune 23, 2017

I don't think they'll be CGI stand ins, the're likely actual animatronics.

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Jurassic Park Fan For LIFEJune 25, 2017

I think the humans and bringing the dinosaurs to the mainland due to an volcanic eruption on Nublar. Owen and Claire are helping by believing the dinosaurs will be taken to a reserve but some characters may have more unethical plans for them.

Apparently those aren't actual animatronics but Stand-ins but who knows. We know for sure there will be more animatronics for scenes where the dinosaurs don't move so why have CGI for those scenes?