Jurassic World Rebirth sets announced!
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LEGO has announced six Jurassic World Rebirth sets to be released on the 1st of June, featuring various new dinosaurs. The press release follows:
New LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth sets roaring soon, inspired by an all-new era in the Jurassic World franchise
New LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth playsets have been revealed to tie-in with the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth movie, from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment. The new LEGO sets will launch June 1st just in time for the latest film in the colossal blockbuster franchise to hit theatres in July.
A new era is born. The LEGO Group and Universal Products & Experiences are continuing to build on the legacy of the enduring Jurassic World franchise with the latest addition of six new LEGO sets bringing to life epic scenes and characters from the upcoming film, Jurassic World Rebirth, allowing builders aged 5+ and up to recreate favourite dinosaur adventures right in their homes.
“Our LEGO Jurassic World sets bring to life the excitement and adventure of thrilling dinosaurs and favourite scenes from the popular franchise, inspiring creativity and storytelling through play and exploration – just like in the movies. It was a lot of fun for the team to create these new LEGO sets inspired by Jurassic World Rebirth and watching some sneak peaks of what fans can expect was beyond cool!” said Benjamin Liboriussen, LEGO Jurassic World Designer at the LEGO Group.
The new sets offer a diverse range of building experiences, from action-packed hunts to moments of awe and discovery. From the adorable Aquilops baby dinosaur to the fan-favourite Spinosaurus to the new Titanosaurus, each set is designed to encourage exploration with attention to details for an authentic and engaging building experience.
76970 Baby Dinosaur Dolores: Aquilops
- 339 pieces
- £19.99, $24.99, €24.99
LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth Baby Dinosaur Dolores: Aquilops (76970) is a playset for ages 7+ that includes a brick-built baby Aquilops dinosaur figure and a buildable plant. The Baby Dolores model can move its head, arms, legs and tail, allowing a range of fun poses.
76972 Raptor Off-Road Escape
- 285 pieces
- £29.99, $34.99, €34.99
LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth Raptor Off-Road Escape (76972) for ages 6+ is inspired by a scene in the Jurassic World Rebirth and features Reuben and Isabella Delgado as minifigures, alongside Baby Dolores in the back of the off-road vehicle, as they are trying to escape the clever Velociraptor. Children can make up their own action-packed play adventures with this building set.
76973 Raptor & Titanosaurus Tracking Mission
- 582 pieces
- £89.99, $99.99, €99.99
LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth Raptor & Titanosaurus Tracking Mission (76973) is for fans ages 7+ who like to play out missions and with this set they can take a DNA sample from the giant Titanosaurus or load up the off-road vehicle and go explore.
76974 Brick-built Mosasaurus Boat Mission
- 858 pieces
- £54.99, $59.99, €59.99
LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth Brick-Built Mosasaurus Boat Mission (76974) features endless possibilities for action-based playtime where builders ages 9+ can recreate the iconic Mosasaurus boat scene from the film.
76975 T. rex River Escape
- 199 pieces
- £44.99, $49.99, €49.99
LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth T. rex River Escape (76975) lets ages 5+ play out an exciting scene from the movie and features a moulded, fully articulated T. rex dinosaur, plus two minifigures: Teresa Delgado and Xavier Dobbs.
76976 Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission
- 984 pieces
- £139.99, $149.99, €149.99
LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission (76976) for fans ages 8+ features Zora Bennett, Martin Krebs, Dr. Henry Loomis and Duncan Kincaid at the ancient temple and kids can play-pretend gathering a valuable DNA sample from the Quetzalcoatlus nest. The set also includes a Spinosaurus which has moving legs, arms, tail, head and jaw.
The LEGO Jurassic Park portfolio was introduced back in 2001 based on the movie, Jurassic Park III which was released the same year. In 2015, the first Jurassic World film had its world premiere and new LEGO Jurassic World sets were announced. Continuing from 2018 onwards, several LEGO Jurassic World & Jurassic Park sets based on the popular franchise have since been introduced. Fans of LEGO Play and the Jurassic World franchise can dive into their passion and explore the cool vehicles, iconic characters, scientific tools and of course, famous creatures – the astonishing dinosaurs, through the portfolio of sets.
The LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth sets will be available for purchase from June 1st, 2025, on www.LEGO.com/jurassicworld, in LEGO Stores and select global retailers worldwide.
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I still think the Mosasaurus looks completely off if it's the original creature and not a new mutant breed featured in the upcoming film. Having said that, it is a nice build nonetheless and I'm tempted. Reasonable ppp, too.
Crazy prices otherwise.
76976 (Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission) gives me Bart Simpson statue vibes.
Looks good, the dinos especially. Prices are high but not out of this world high, I think.
Is it just me, or do the LEGO pieces in the box art look even more CGI than usual?
As in, they aren't even trying to pretend they took actual photos.
The whole lighting seems off...
Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird.
50 € for 199 pieces... crazy
Those look great, I just wish the mosasaurus would also be a molded model, it looks off in the collection.
@Bricklunch said:
"76976 (Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission) gives me Bart Simpson statue vibes. "
I can't unsee that now.
Some of the best Jurassic sets in ages, they keep cooking! The prices, not so much. But that’s what discounts are for!
The sets do look pretty good.
I think, since they're going with a kaiju-sized Mosasaurus, making a brick-built version was probably the only way to go.
I've already got a few Tyrannosaurs, but I love the Spinosaurus (finally) and the Titanosaurus. They'll be hard to track down, but worth it.
And that new Aquilops is cute as heck.
@Bricklunch said:
"76976 (Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission) gives me Bart Simpson statue vibes. "
Aye carumba~i thought the same thing! XD
Nice selection of new sets with new dino moulds, will see if the popularity of the film will allow the prices to go down a bit.
(as for the Mosasaurus, it's still not as bad as 6721)
Typical Jurrasic World sets. How is the line still not dead?
@Euroseb11 said:
" @Bricklunch said:
"76976 (Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission) gives me Bart Simpson statue vibes. "
Aye carumba"
Dude!
The guy in the boat mission set having the name "Atwater" is hilarious to me.
Nice sets. Too bad the two most desirable dinos (for us) are in the two most expensive sets. Having the raptor in one of them saves getting the Off-Road Escape though. I appreciate the brick-built mosasaurus, but that's also a skippable one. On the fence about the T-rex, we have a few already.
@Krutak said:
"Typical Jurrasic World sets. How is the line still not dead?"
Better get used to it, this is the start of a new trilogy.
Life finds a way.
I like the new dinos. The builds seem pretty unremarkable other than the mosasaur. I suppose that's for the best. Dino prices are quite high, but I can wait for discounting.
Prices are bonkers. Even considering the price of big moulds
Even for Jurassic World sets, these are ridiculously overpriced. Especially 76972. In 2023, we got 76958, with a small dinosaur, a jeep, some bushes, and a minifigure for $20. Now we're getting a small dinosaur, a jeep, some bushes, two minifigures, and a baby dinosaur for $15 more???
LEGO, please explain how the "big bad budget" was so bad that a single minifigure and a single new baby dinosaur hiked this set up to $35
the Bennett minifigure seems quite "military-esque" for Lego's standards
Ouch ouch ouch the prices! The T-Rex one in particular is ridiculous. That T-Rex mold is so old it probably has ACTUAL mold on it, yet it's the most premium-priced of the whole lot, probably because of dinosaur name recognition compared with the other creatures.
As cynical as I am about the state of this franchise, it's at least nice to see JURASSIC merchandise that doesn't feature Owen Thunderguns and his trained velociraptor Stinky Cloneasaurus or whatever the hell was going on at the end of that trilogy.
I’m not even a fan of this theme despite liking JP, but some of this just looks cool. The vehicle aesthetic is way cooler than I’d have expected and the titan and raptor really grab me visually. I might have to get that set a least and then get some of the builds for cheap sans dinos
I can't believe they took away articulation from the raptors. Some say they were oversized, but I never had a problem with their size. They are meant to be played with. These raptors are one big piece of plastic. This is no fun to play with. And let's be honest here, this wasn't done to scale better with minifigs. We all know the real reason why they ditched articulation...
So $50 mold for Titanosaurus?? Rest of that set has like $50 of parts/pieces whatever to it. Yeesh.
Love the baby dino in 76972
@Krutak kids wanting to play with them and a few new dino's to trap collectors
@ADRILEGIA 76944 had 140 and same price
Am I the only one who saw 76974 and immediately thought, "You're gonna need a bigger boat?"
@Andrusi said:
"Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird."
Don't have a cow, man! (Does he still say that?) Yeah, I had the same thought.
@watcher21 said:"Love the baby dino in 76972"
That and the revolver recolor.
Whenever LEGO announces Jurassic sets, it doesn’t take us long before we fixate on those prices…
Yeah. "Ooh, ah," that's how it always starts. But then later there's running and screaming.
Other than the T-Rex and the brick built Aquilops sets, I will likely buy these sets. The prices are a tad high but, the Spinosaurus and Quetz set is ok.
While I have absolutely no interest in getting most of the sets, I'm tempted to get the Spinosaurus and Quetzalcoatlus set.
Does the color scheme of the vehicles remind anyone else of Dino Attack/Dino 2010?
I like these sets for the most part. The builds are quite small for the prices compared to past Jurassic World sets - I miss the days of huge sets like the Indominus rex Breakout or Lockwood Estate. I prefer getting one huge build versus various builds in the largest set of the wave.
That being said, all the vehicle builds this wave look pretty strong and the new dinosaurs are awesome!! So many new molds and species, I'm over the moon. Still wish the Mosasaurus was molded like the others but it does look like a fun build, and we're getting so many new molds I assume there wasn't budget to create 6 more big animal molds for it. The Spinosaurus is my favorite, it looks incredible and I really love how the tail, sail, and head have been translated into LEGO form.
The lack of claw printing on the dinosaurs is a huge shame, it leaves them looking unfinished. I really hope that's corrected next year and this isn't a new standard because it's a step back in terms of detail. This T. rex will look strange next to all the ones we've gotten since 2012 since it's the first with unpainted claws, and I think black or dark tan claws on the Spinosaurus would've added some much-needed contrast to its dark brown body.
It would also be great to get a small LEGO dinosaur that was still poseable... the new size for the Velociraptor is great to see but now it's completely static except for the jaw. I wish the head could still move at least.
Red Lifejackets. Woo hoo!!!!!!
I find it odd they've printed "Brick-built" on the box in the set name for 76974. It's Lego so "Brick-built" shouldn't be necessary on any box.
The velociraptor chase set with the humvee-styled off-roader looks great. It's a unique, chunky, solid, detailed 4x4 and the ppp isn't bad. The baby dinosaur mold is neat too.
The set with the jungle temple is great. The ruins will go perfectly with Adventurers, Indiana Jones, or City jungle explorers, the 6x6 off-roader is an interesting build with neat styling and side-by-side seating, and the helicopter looks pretty good too. I really hope I can get the set without the dinosaurs for half-price.
The T-rex and boat set is still overpriced, but I'm glad they put the T-rex into a smaller set this wave instead of paywalling it at the highest or second-highest price points, or putting a version with wild pastel colors in a 4+ set. Such an iconic dino should always be as easily accessible as an X-wing or a Batmobile.
The gas station set reminds me of the gas station scene from the second book. I guess the screenwriter was really mining the books for any previously unused scenes he could find.
The mosasaurus boat set is definitely the odd one out here. If they're going to put "brick-built mosasaurus" in the name of the set, they should have just included the mosasaurus and then really emphasized the rebuildability of a brick-built dinosaur by including B and C models like a Creator 3-in-1 set. I bet there are going to be loads of alt builds on Rebrickable.
I like the Dino Attack color scheme for the vehicles and I want to see a moderately sized attack helicopter to correspond with the moderately sized humvee, as opposed to the enormously oversized versions of those in Dino Attack.
These have some actually decent builds, which is surprising for the Jurassic World theme. Great wave overall!
Meh set builds with decent dinos. Overpriced massively because dinosaur tax like always. Sigh.
@iwybs said:
"The gas station set reminds me of the gas station scene from the second book. I guess the screenwriter was really mining the books for any previously unused scenes he could find."
It's already been confirmed that the T-rex/raft sequence from the original novel will be included in this film, so yeah.
@WolfpackBricksStudios said:
"Even for Jurassic World sets, these are ridiculously overpriced. Especially 76972. In 2023, we got 76958, with a small dinosaur, a jeep, some bushes, and a minifigure for $20. Now we're getting a small dinosaur, a jeep, some bushes, two minifigures, and a baby dinosaur for $15 more???
LEGO, please explain how the "big bad budget" was so bad that a single minifigure and a single new baby dinosaur hiked this set up to $35"
American tariffs
@GirlWoman said:
"I can't believe they took away articulation from the raptors. Some say they were oversized, but I never had a problem with their size. They are meant to be played with. These raptors are one big piece of plastic. This is no fun to play with. And let's be honest here, this wasn't done to scale better with minifigs. We all know the real reason why they ditched articulation..."
I am glad they finally sized down raptors. It just never felt right and especially enforced weirdly oversized vehicles that would work with them.
I don't know about the palyability but I don't think they loose much (A turanble head would have been nice though)
@TheOtherMike said:
"That and the revolver recolor."
Since the Mosie model isn’t exactly news to me, the long-overdue flare gun was the only thing that caught my eye.
Wait, you don't get to name your sets as brick-built. Thats what WE call
@Bricklunch said:
" 76976 (Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission) gives me Bart Simpson statue vibes. "
Ha ha . . . now I can't unsee that!
@WolfpackBricksStudios said:
"Even for Jurassic World sets, these are ridiculously overpriced. Especially 76972. In 2023, we got 76958, with a small dinosaur, a jeep, some bushes, and a minifigure for $20. Now we're getting a small dinosaur, a jeep, some bushes, two minifigures, and a baby dinosaur for $15 more???
LEGO, please explain how the "big bad budget" was so bad that a single minifigure and a single new baby dinosaur hiked this set up to $35"
74 more pieces, including the additional minifig and baby dino.
Set 76975 costs $50 for less than 200 pieces, which is insane, but I get that the T-rex is the set's main point.
Luckily for me, none of these sets are must-gets, except for maybe the Mosa and the Aquilops, which are fairly-priced.
Not a fan of those new Raptor molds. I'm not big on those one or two piece dinos, and I'm sad that they've forced the Velociraptors into that category. Also not a fan of the lack of claw printing. Definite downgrade. Luckily for me, I have my fair share of T. rex and Raptor sets, so I'm all set!
@WemWem said:
"As cynical as I am about the state of this franchise, it's at least nice to see JURASSIC merchandise that doesn't feature Owen Thunderguns and his trained velociraptor Stinky Cloneasaurus or whatever the hell was going on at the end of that trilogy."
I'm of the opposite mind. It's disappointing to me to see a complete wave of new sets without characters that I know and love.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: this feels like too soon for a franchise reboot.
My favorite part is the orange/red-orange gun I'm guessing is a flare gun. Either way, I like the recolor.
The dinos look nice, but thankfully I'm not obsessed and will be okay not picking them up.
I understand high prices because of new molds, but some of these...jeesh.
76975 is such a ripoff. That just looks like a random cheap City set with a T-rex. They're also getting more and more stingy with paint apps it seems. First they stopped painting the teeth, now they aren't even painting the claws anymore.
76974 is also a huge disappointment. I'm not a fan of that brick-built mosasaurus but I'm especially sad about that boat. They took that cool-looking patrol boat from the trailer and turned it into such a tiny motorboat. When I saw the original leaks of the dinos, I thought we were gonna get a large set with a boat, the spino and the mosasaurus. Something a bit like 76942.
Soooo, that mosasaur is going to get the choice between blue pill annnnd... yellow pill?
Aquilops is cute. 339 pieces for $25 is comparable to this year's Creator sets, which are usually a good price-per-piece. All it needs is a couple of alternate models.
LEGO once again just missing the mark with the prices. It feels like the dinosaurs take up half of the cost sometimes.
Zuru have a line with dinosaurs and you can get a ~300pc set with a big dino for £15, so half the price of a LEGO one with a similar sized dino.
The lack of a darker color in the claws is really upsetting.
"...recreate the iconic Mosasaurus boat scene from the film... "
Iconic? The film isn't even out yet.
Wow, this wave has some of the clunkiest set names I've ever seen!
"Baby Dolores: Aquilops" is a strange name for a character/minifigure too, like the other baby dinosaur sets they've done. Why did they choose this format rather than "Dolores (Baby Aquilops)"?
I agree that they are overpriced, but they are still amazing sets.
Finally using the appropriately sized molds for Velociraptors! Took them long enough!
@Andrusi said:
"Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird."
It stood out so much I had to look at the box to be sure.
Is this the first gun (design ID 13562) since 2013?
@yellowcastle said:
"Is this the first gun (design ID 13562) since 2013?"
Batman Tommy gun in 2016: https://brickset.com/parts/6129265/tommy-gun
Submachine gun in 2014: https://brickset.com/parts/6103643/submachine-gun-%C3%B83-2-shaft
@Andrusi said:
"Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird."
Reminds me of the writer for the catalog descriptions they had several years ago that was weirdly verbose. "Land Bounty ninja truck toy" is still one of my favorite bits from that.
That TEMPLE is amazing thing! <3
I like also colourful dinos...
@BabuBrick said:
" @WemWem said:
"As cynical as I am about the state of this franchise, it's at least nice to see JURASSIC merchandise that doesn't feature Owen Thunderguns and his trained velociraptor Stinky Cloneasaurus or whatever the hell was going on at the end of that trilogy."
I'm of the opposite mind. It's disappointing to me to see a complete wave of new sets without characters that I know and love.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: this feels like too soon for a franchise reboot."
Chris Pratt’s probably busy starring in his umpteenth franchise.
I don’t think this is technically a reboot, it’s just that they’re featuring new and different characters.
@Fan_of_Bricks it’s like that meme of the firefighter named “Les McBurney.”
@tne328 said:
" @yellowcastle said:
"Is this the first gun (design ID 13562) since 2013?"
Batman Tommy gun in 2016: https://brickset.com/parts/6129265/tommy-gun
Submachine gun in 2014: https://brickset.com/parts/6103643/submachine-gun-%C3%B83-2-shaft "
They use 77078 now
https://brickset.com/parts/design-77078
These are great. I love everything but the cost.
Never underestimate the popularity of brick-built dinosaur , 31058 Mighty Dinosaurs , still sold for nearly a decade now, and 31151 T. rex will likely be around until at least the end of 2026
These sets reminded me of Dino 2010 more than other JP / JW lines for some reason (maybe it's the robust vehicles), I may try to pick up some if they go on discount. They seem to have discontinued the normal raptors in favour of the smaller scale static element, which I guess is more in scale but a little disappointing (especially since it doesn't seem to have an effect on the price).
Odd that this seems to imply the Native displacement angle again, what with the random ancient temple. I think that was last seen in the Trespasser game, maybe it came up in the Telltale game as well though.
@Krutak said:
"Typical Jurrasic World sets. How is the line still not dead?"
Dinos sell.
The temple is amazing set. Cant wait to get in on sale.
76976 the building looks like a continuation of Indiana Jones set 77015
@SearchlightRG said:
" @BabuBrick said:
" @WemWem said:
"As cynical as I am about the state of this franchise, it's at least nice to see JURASSIC merchandise that doesn't feature Owen Thunderguns and his trained velociraptor Stinky Cloneasaurus or whatever the hell was going on at the end of that trilogy."
I'm of the opposite mind. It's disappointing to me to see a complete wave of new sets without characters that I know and love.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: this feels like too soon for a franchise reboot."
I don’t think this is technically a reboot, it’s just that they’re featuring new and different characters."
Yeah, reboot probably wasn't the best word; should've said sequel. Nevertheless, still feels too soon for a sequel.
@Norikins said:
[[[[...recreate the iconic Mosasaurus boat scene from the film... ]]
Iconic? The film isn't even out yet.]]
That's what I was thinking! Now, if they were talking about some of the Mosa scenes from the 2015 film, that'd be a different story....
@Alemas said:
"Is it just me, or do the LEGO pieces in the box art look even more CGI than usual?
As in, they aren't even trying to pretend they took actual photos.
The whole lighting seems off..."
Now that you mention it, I can definitely see that
@Andrusi said:
"Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird."
75551
@Lyichir said:
"Does the color scheme of the vehicles remind anyone else of Dino Attack/Dino 2010?"
Me!!! Ooh, oooh! Me!!!
I immediately thought that. It’s fitting since JP has been mutating dinosaurs.
@Fan_Of_Bricks said:
" @Andrusi said:
"Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird."
75551"
I think I want to feed 75551 to 76974.
@watcher21 said:
" @tne328 said:
" @yellowcastle said:
"Is this the first gun (design ID 13562) since 2013?"
Batman Tommy gun in 2016: https://brickset.com/parts/6129265/tommy-gun
Submachine gun in 2014: https://brickset.com/parts/6103643/submachine-gun-%C3%B83-2-shaft "
They use 77078 now
https://brickset.com/parts/design-77078
"
Thank you. I knew there were more recent pistols but I can never find LEGO pieces by their silly names. I should have known to just check the Tie Fighter and Insects parts lists, lol.
Orange revolver as a flare gun is great!
I used that same piece in gold as a Very pistol in projects I proposed to The Lego Group.
@Bricklunch said:
"76976 (Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission) gives me Bart Simpson statue vibes. "
I see Bart, Maggie and Lisa!
@iwybs:
When I checked on the T-Rex with the print that featured in TLBM’s Phantom Zone, the cheapest New price was $50. Shortly afterwards (and thankfully before I actually bought one), they dropped 10758, with the exact same print, for $49.99. So, free shipping, and I’ve even been able to pull a few other parts out of the rest of the set.
@SearchlightRG said:
" @Fan_Of_Bricks said:
" @Andrusi said:
"Seeing "brick-built" actually in the name of a set feels weird."
75551"
I think I want to feed 75551 to 76974."
You know that’s just going to end with 76974 falling into a volcano or something.
I don't know if anyone commented on this, but looking at the vehicles, I didn't see car 01, 06, 07.
So maybe sets that might be plot spoilers?
Surprised no Dilophosaurs set (yet?)
And speaking of spoilers, Dolores, didn't see that in the trailer.
the mosasaurus is a maybe, it looks to be a similar style to the brick built T-rex from the jurassic park gate and price seems ok.
@GoldenNinja3000 said:
"I like these sets for the most part. The builds are quite small for the prices compared to past Jurassic World sets - I miss the days of huge sets like the Indominus rex Breakout or Lockwood Estate. I prefer getting one huge build versus various builds in the largest set of the wave.
That being said, all the vehicle builds this wave look pretty strong and the new dinosaurs are awesome!! So many new molds and species, I'm over the moon. Still wish the Mosasaurus was molded like the others but it does look like a fun build, and we're getting so many new molds I assume there wasn't budget to create 6 more big animal molds for it. The Spinosaurus is my favorite, it looks incredible and I really love how the tail, sail, and head have been translated into LEGO form.
The lack of claw printing on the dinosaurs is a huge shame, it leaves them looking unfinished. I really hope that's corrected next year and this isn't a new standard because it's a step back in terms of detail. This T. rex will look strange next to all the ones we've gotten since 2012 since it's the first with unpainted claws, and I think black or dark tan claws on the Spinosaurus would've added some much-needed contrast to its dark brown body.
It would also be great to get a small LEGO dinosaur that was still poseable... the new size for the Velociraptor is great to see but now it's completely static except for the jaw. I wish the head could still move at least. "
Yes! Thank you for mentioning the lack of claw printing! I haven't seen anyone else mention that and it is very annoying to me. It makes the dinos look like bootLEGO
@lordofdragonss said:
" @Krutak said:
"Typical Jurrasic World sets. How is the line still not dead?"
Dinos sell.
The temple is amazing set. Cant wait to get in on sale."
Well, you can't go wrong with dinos for a boy gift, I guess...
@classicstylecastle said:
" @Krutak said:
"Typical Jurrasic World sets. How is the line still not dead?"
Better get used to it, this is the start of a new trilogy.
Life finds a way."
Truly an awesome reference :)