Dino Action Figure Glossary

Action Figure: A small, articulated figurine of a character from a movie, book, or video game, often made of plastic. Action figures are typically marketed towards children and collectors.

Articulation: The ability of an action figure to move its limbs and joints. Articulation is an important factor in determining the playability of an action figure.

Collector’s Edition: A special edition of an action figure that is limited in production and often includes exclusive features or accessories. Collector’s editions are typically more expensive than regular action figures.

Poseability: The ability of an action figure to be posed in different positions. Poseability is an important factor in determining the playability of an action figure.

Scale: The size of an action figure relative to its source material. Action figures are typically available in a variety of scales, ranging from 1:6 to 1:18.

Customer Type: Children, collectors, fans of the franchise

Retail Store Availability: Available in toy stores, department stores

Usage Interval: Can be played with daily or occasionally

Shelf Life: Indefinite if well-maintained

Retail Store Types: Toy stores, department stores

Age Suitability: Typically for children aged 3 and above

Gender Targeting: Unisex

Events or Occasions: Birthdays, holidays, special occasions

Categories: Action figures, toys

Seasonality: No specific seasonality, can be purchased year-round

Price Point: Varied prices depending on brand and features

Product Features: Poseable, articulated limbs, accessories