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In 1997, Matchbox acquired the license to produce die-cast vehicles based on The Lost World, Steven Spielberg's sequel to the blockbuster Jurassic Park. The line had three levels of product: Tracker/Trapper (single regular-size vehicle with one each die-cast human and dinosaur figures), Rage Rig (large semi with a permanently attached action-feature dinosaur and one human and two dinosaur figures) and Site B Action System Playset (large playset with one vehicle, compatible with other 1990s Action System playsets).
Tracker/Trapper Vehicles[]
This line included the following vehicles:
| Model Number | Name | Based On? | Human Figure | Dinosaur Figure | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB317 | Skip Truck | Ford Cargo with Cage | Ian Malcolm | Baby Tyrannosaurus rex | 
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| MB331 |
Rescue Truck |
Mercedes-Benz Unimog | Nick Van Owen | Baby Stegosaurus | 
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| MB330 | Chopper | Mission Helicopter | Eddie Carr | Parasaurolophus |   |
| MB329 | Humvee | Humvee | Roland Tembo | Velociraptor | 
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| MB319 | 4x4 | Mercedes-Benz M-Class | Eddie Carr | Pachycephalosaurus | 
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| MB316 | Hook Truck | Breakdown Van | Dieter Stark | Velociraptor | 
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Rage Rigs[]
This line included the following vehicles:
| Name | Human Figure | Dinosaur Figure 1 | Dinosaur Figure 2 | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| With Wrecking Tyrannosaurus | Dieter Stark | Parasaurolophus | Baby Tyrannosaurus rex | 
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| With Raging Stegosaurus | Ian Malcolm | Pachycephalosaurus | Baby Stegosaurus | 
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Site B Action System Playsets[]
| Name | Photo |
|---|---|
| Fuel Depot | 
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| Garage | 
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Special thanks to the members of JPToys.com and JurassicPark.wikia.com for their assistance with this article.
