Give me the sets with Stego and Allo.

pretty solid lineup my favorite is 76966

New Dinosaurs!!!! :)

Is this baby bumpy sign of a new range for years to come, as I hope so they look great!

I have no use for the baby ankylosaur. But the other two are instant buys for me!

Not my theme but I like quite a few things in there:

1- the stegosaurus
2- sand green Technic parts
3- nice van and semi(lorry) but

- The semi (lorry) seems squished down. Just need to raise the cab by one plate and it should be fine.
- Not quite sure about the ankylosaurus brickheadz and bodyz but it has a tan and dark tan hinge.

Nice 6w vehicles. They both seat two side-by-side and the semi truck has a sleeper bed in the back of the cab? Yes please! These are such great vehicles for City settings.

Also, the drone is by far the best brick-built drone yet. I'm glad they're using the CMF drone propellers here, even if they weren't able to bring over the CMF drone body.

The dinosaurs are ok, I guess, but they're not really my thing and the stegosaurus is even less compatible with other Lego parts than most Lego dinosaurs.

The anky eye looks like a chocolate pie with a small piece snatched from it!

Yay-go! LEGO has made...A Stego(saurus)! (That hurt to write.) Did you know that Stego means 'to cover' in Greek?

Nice sets, but the dinosaur we are all waiting for is black, dark, full of hate and with sharp glowing eye(s). Come on Lego!

Baby Bumpy is cute! I can totally see myself buying that on a whim.

No interest whatsoever in the other two. Seem like decent play sets, but those prices....

To me, the highlight of the truck set is that they finally managed to include two minifigs in the cabin, side-by-side. I might pick it up just for that.

@bananaworld said:
" @yellowcastle said:
"I don’t see how 13 Americana sounds would help these sets."
Dinosaurs with The Offspring playing out of them would be epic.

"

Or John Goodman sound bytes.

New dinosaur species!!! I love that we're getting Allosaurus and Stegosaurus molds. That being said, it really feels like the dinosaur quality has taken a step down. No printing on the Stegosaurus legs, its head and tail can't move, and the Allosaurus doesn't have painted claws. That's disappointing but it's still cool to get new animals.

Wonder if David Morgan-Mar will be buying 76966...

Kid number 2 in his dino prime:

YAY!!! AN ALLOSAURUS!!!

I guess we're getting that one...
(and the stegosaurus too)

I haven't gotten any JP/JW sets, but these are tempting. Wouldn't mind having a Stegosaurus, and something about a dino cage on a truck just feels classic Lego dinosaur theme to me. Prices don't feel too bad either.
Also, I like that there's really nothing here that ties them to the JW franchise. Really just feels like a good, original Dino theme, and that's pretty cool.

@bananaworld said:
" @yellowcastle said:
"I don’t see how 13 Americana sounds would help these sets."
Dinosaurs with The Offspring playing out of them would be epic."

While I can't disagree on the epicness, for Baby Bumpy I'd say Dinosaur Jr. would be more appropriate.

The face on the black haired girl in 76966 looks familiar. Is it a reuse?

@Modeltrainman said:
"Yay-go! LEGO has made...A Stego(saurus)! (That hurt to write.) Did you know that Stego means 'to cover' in Greek?"

*Dramatic music*
He is coming.
*Dramatic sting*
Stego your butts.

Finally! I get my Lego Stegosaurus!

@Kalhiki said:
"Also, I like that there's really nothing here that ties them to the JW franchise. Really just feels like a good, original Dino theme, and that's pretty cool."

Hate to break it to you, but... these are actually based on the upcoming animated series, Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, releasing May 24th.
As both a LEGO fan and a Jurassic Park fan, reading everything the casuals are saying in the comments is almost painful.

@Zoniax said:
"Who are these minifigs supposed to be, just... randos?"

they are from camp cretaceous i think

I love all these sets. Such good new dino species and builds. <3

Whoever designed that brick build baby Ankylosaurus deserves a pay rise. Stupidly cute and a brilliant design at a great price point. Insta on the to buy list.

Skippable sets

@DaLegoNerd1 said:
"I don't understand why the Lego dinosaurs need to be so molded. Is there a rule that stops them from putting studs on the back of the stegosaurus so the spikes can be brick built? It would fell so much more Lego like, rather than having big plastic 5 piece dinosaur toys in a Lego building kit"

They usually try and get some studs/LEGO DNA up there but no space left for that in this case.

The spikes appear to use the softer more supple material they often use for such thin and long parts that stick out like that, and that's going to be a lot more stable, safe, and aesthetically pleasing/accurate than any brick built option at this scale. Just imagine a young kid, hand all over the spikes, stomping the dino around going RAWRRR.

Too bad they are all based off the show. Although it is the new chaos theory one, so it's alright.

Don´t have netflix so no idea who these people are (Yes I allready read they exist no need to explain me)
I might buy 76965 but the builds are bland and don't need the figs

A Baby Bumpy Ankylosaurus?

*gasp* PERRY THE BABY BUMPY ANKYLOSAURUS!

Just want that Stegosaurus. The is rest is garbage.

I'm pretty hyped to be finally getting an updated Stegosaurus!

With that said, it's a shame that it doesn't have studs on top of its back or an articulated tail--the original dino from 2000 had both of those features!

Should've been a Lost World wave. Dang.

@WemWem said:
" @AverageChimaEnjoyer said:
" @Kalhiki said:
"Also, I like that there's really nothing here that ties them to the JW franchise. Really just feels like a good, original Dino theme, and that's pretty cool."

Hate to break it to you, but... these are actually based on the upcoming animated series, Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, releasing May 24th.
As both a LEGO fan and a Jurassic Park fan, reading everything the casuals are saying in the comments is almost painful."

I'm hazarding a guess that most AFOLs aren't the target audience of a Netflix Jurassic Park cartoon show."

I'm ALWAYS the target audience!

For I'm a BAFOL (Barely Adult Fan of Lego).

@jjr_2009 said:
"I'm pretty hyped to be finally getting an updated Stegosaurus!

With that said, it's a shame that it doesn't have studs on top of its back or an articulated tail--the original dino from 2000 had both of those features!"

Agreed. The new dinos are fun. Wish they had more connection and articulation points and especially printed fins.

@yellowcastle said:
" @bananaworld said:
" @DaLegoNerd1 said:
"I don't understand why the Lego dinosaurs need to be so molded. Is there a rule that stops them from putting studs on the back of the stegosaurus so the spikes can be brick built? It would fell so much more Lego like, rather than having big plastic 5 piece dinosaur toys in a Lego building kit"
This is exactly what always boggles my mind about LEGO dinosaurs (and other large animal moulds).

They're barely LEGO at this point, and add a ridiculous amount to the price of the set. They may as well be cheapo toyshop bargain bin dinos for the functionality they have.

For the cost, they should have sound modules as standard...
"
I don’t see how 13 Americana sounds would help these sets.
"

13 different fart sounds would probably be accurate on both counts.

Finally, a Stegosaurus.

And an Allosaurus, which I feel like they've been teasing us with, even longer. Allosaurs have popped up in almost every single JW magazine comic that's been released, it was well overdue to actually have a physical toy version.

Stegosaurus is great (though I have yet to get the Brachiosaurus...) but I'mma need a T.rex comparison with that Allosaurus. Hopefully it's at a slightly smaller scale just like how the Giganatosaurus was at a slightly larger scale, but it looks like it's using the standard rex legs and the Indominus body, which should've been larger from the start but it's just T.rex sized with spikes.

@ItisNoe said:
"Stegosaurus is great (though I have yet to get the Brachiosaurus...) but I'mma need a T.rex comparison with that Allosaurus. Hopefully it's at a slightly smaller scale just like how the Giganatosaurus was at a slightly larger scale, but it looks like it's using the standard rex legs and the Indominus body, which should've been larger from the start but it's just T.rex sized with spikes. "

It looks like it uses the Indominus body, arms and legs(Which are the same as T-rex), with only the head being new. So it is going to be pretty much the same size.

@Andrusi said:
"Wonder if David Morgan-Mar will be buying 76966..."

I hope I'm not the only one who got that reference. I really need to catch up on that comic.

A Stegosaurus after what 20 years since they made one?

My hope is that this will translate into the Lost World themed sets.

The stegosaurus is big enough that it should definitely have studs on the top/back. Kids always want to have minifigs ride the big dinos around.

Got the full cast from Camp Cretaceous, may not do it again for Chaos Theory though, the designs don't pop as much.

Really disappointed Bumpy doesn't come with a Season 3 Ben figure, although I suppose it makes sense given the scale. Would've been nice to get him though.

Maybe someday with a recolor of the adult Ankylosaurus mold, like @AverageChimaEnjoyer said

@cerradobricks said:
"That van can fit a driver and a passenger and is a 6 stud wide vehicle. That should be standard for every city set, instead of a centered driver and a lot of wasted space."

Also proof that Speed Champions cars don't need to be eight wide! It's funny how lego used "oh we need to sit two minifigs side by side" as an excuse to make them 8 wide, and yet from memory no SC set to date has actually shown or included two minifigures sitting next to one another (racing car drivers usually race alone... not sure why Lego doesnt know that?)

But I also agree in City theyve been trying to force 6 wide where they basically take a 4 wide vehicle, make the sides a whole brick thick and say done! Which instead makes it look weird and as you say wastes space. Either give us a 6 wide vehicle (with roof for two minifigures) or a 4 wide with 1 driver alone and/or a passenger sitting behind them.

In the last minifig photo, we see the beginnings of the elusive Navy-Capped Security Guard's courting ritual. See how she hands the civilian woman a leg of roast poultry. Such a display of personal capability is interrupted by moments of what can only be described as friendly laughter and sheepish smiles. The two part ways, but not before the civilian marks the guard's hand with a sequence of numerals.

Just one of the endless marvels of Mother Nature.

Fun fact: by the time the triceratops and T-Rex showed up, the stegosaurus was long extinct.

The stegosaurus lived around 145 million years ago while the triceratops lived around 68 million years ago. Therefore there's around 77 million years difference between the late Jurassic and late Cretaceous periods, whereas there's a 66 million years difference between the late Cretaceous and today.

@Pekingduckman said:
"Fun fact: by the time the triceratops and T-Rex showed up, the stegosaurus was long extinct.

The stegosaurus lived around 145 million years ago while the triceratops lived around 68 million years ago. Therefore there's around 77 million years difference between the late Jurassic and late Cretaceous periods, whereas there's a 66 million years difference between the late Cretaceous and today."

Fun fact, despite having allegedly roamed the earth for millions of years, no dinosaur bone was ever found, or kept, until the mid 19th century, right when a rather famous scientist invented a rather famous theory. That's why I'm skipping this whole line, I have better sci-fi options available :).

that stegosaurus is the worst depiction of a stegosaurus I have ever seen o.O

@Brickchap said:
" @cerradobricks said:
"That van can fit a driver and a passenger and is a 6 stud wide vehicle. That should be standard for every city set, instead of a centered driver and a lot of wasted space."

Also proof that Speed Champions cars don't need to be eight wide! It's funny how lego used "oh we need to sit two minifigs side by side" as an excuse to make them 8 wide, and yet from memory no SC set to date has actually shown or included two minifigures sitting next to one another (racing car drivers usually race alone... not sure why Lego doesnt know that?)

But I also agree in City theyve been trying to force 6 wide where they basically take a 4 wide vehicle, make the sides a whole brick thick and say done! Which instead makes it look weird and as you say wastes space. Either give us a 6 wide vehicle (with roof for two minifigures) or a 4 wide with 1 driver alone and/or a passenger sitting behind them. "

Personally, I find the eight-wides to have better proportions, and use the extra seat to store the hair (if the driver's wearing the helmet) or helmet (if the driver's wearing the hair) and the wrench.

@DaLegoNerd1 said:
"I don't understand why the Lego dinosaurs need to be so molded. Is there a rule that stops them from putting studs on the back of the stegosaurus so the spikes can be brick built? It would fell so much more Lego like, rather than having big plastic 5 piece dinosaur toys in a Lego building kit"

As much as I dont like how this stego looks, the back makes sense. Its made of hard rubber, so no wonder there is no studs there.

I miss when this was an in-house theme and not just random stuff wit the JW branding.

@ELH2806 said:
"Are they no longer printing the claws of the dinos?"

time to bring out the Nail-polish~~~!

I'm happy to see a Stegosaurus but wish it was based on JP2 movie instead. The set being only 6+ design is disappointing. The Ankylosaurus is also too basic.
The Allosaurus is made up of existing moulds from other dinosaurs except for the head but the design and colouring look good.

I want future sets to be based on the original trilogy with these ideas:

JP2:
Stegosaurus herd protecting baby
In-gen Dino hunt with Parasaurolophus and Pachycephalosaurus
In-gen camp dinosaur breakout
Compy attack
Trailer cliff scene with baby T-Rex
In-gen base Velociraptor attack
T-Rex in San Diego - maybe the petrol station

JP3:
Spinosaurus attack plane in tree or boat scene
Derelict In-gen compound Velociraptor
Pteranodon aviary

@Andrusi said:
"Wonder if David Morgan-Mar will be buying 76966..."

Probably still a better use of a vote than the alternatives

@Brendan_H said:
"JP2:
Stegosaurus herd protecting baby
In-gen Dino hunt with Parasaurolophus and Pachycephalosaurus
In-gen camp dinosaur breakout
Compy attack
Trailer cliff scene with baby T-Rex
In-gen base Velociraptor attack
T-Rex in San Diego - maybe the petrol station

The San Diego one needs to have the Japanese businessmen."

@WemWem said:
"The Jurassic World license is displaying a weird degree of longevity considering the movie series appears mostly dormant for now, and nobody really seems to have enjoyed the last one that much."
These sets seem to be based on some JW series though.
I have never heard of it, but that doesn't mean anything. It might be immensely popular and these sets will be a cash cow for LEGO. Who knows.
I stopped caring about the franchise after the string of (to me) ever more boring and stupid sequels. For me nothing beats the original.

@SwingTop said:
" @Pekingduckman said:
"Fun fact: by the time the triceratops and T-Rex showed up, the stegosaurus was long extinct.

The stegosaurus lived around 145 million years ago while the triceratops lived around 68 million years ago. Therefore there's around 77 million years difference between the late Jurassic and late Cretaceous periods, whereas there's a 66 million years difference between the late Cretaceous and today."

Fun fact, despite having allegedly roamed the earth for millions of years, no dinosaur bone was ever found, or kept, until the mid 19th century, right when a rather famous scientist invented a rather famous theory. That's why I'm skipping this whole line, I have better sci-fi options available :)."
Irony? Sarcasm?

Kind of glad they aren't just throwing in random Owen in every set that isn't based on one of the movies and what a treat to see the Stegosaurus finally show up.

Say, ah, LEGO... where's my Gallimimus re-release? I missed out on the last set with that particular dino and I'd love to get another chance at the mold. Plus I kind of want to see Anniversary sets for TLW... and would it kill you to produce another set for JPIII with the Spino?

As others have said, I'd really love some Lost World sets. Maybe they'll wait till 2027...