Random set of the day: Ocean Interceptor

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Ocean Interceptor

Ocean Interceptor

©2012 LEGO Group

Today's random set is 5888 Ocean Interceptor, released during 2012. It's one of 7 Dino sets produced that year. It contains 222 pieces and 2 minifigs, and its retail price was US$34.99/£29.99.

It's owned by 1,455 Brickset members. If you want to add it to your collection you should find it for sale at BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $92.10, or eBay.


17 comments on this article

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By in United States,

One of the only LEGO Dino sets I never got. Cool Pteranodon.

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By in United States,

That's a pretty weird looking fish.

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By in New Zealand,

1. I don't see any ocean.
2. What did the ocean do to you?

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By in United States,

I like it but never netted it.

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By in Australia,

My absolutely favourite "Dino" set. The seaplane was cool as hell. I remember this wasn't available in shops, at the time, it was a Lego.com exclusive.

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By in Australia,

Dinos!! So glad they made new Dinos and then carried them on.

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By in United States,

I do wish I had this set, but if I ever got it, I'd give it a proper horizontal stabilizer.

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By in United States,

Intercepting the ocean seems like it would not go very well.

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By in United States,

@Wallace_Brick_Designs said:
"Intercepting the ocean seems like it would not go very well. "

At the very least, it'd be easy to find.

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By in United States,

Dino was so cool bro. I wish we got cool, innovative themes like this again :(

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By in Turkey,

Thought this was a recent set, assuming this can't be older than 10 years. It was. Looks good.

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By in Netherlands,

This and other similar themes kind of put me on the spot. This is one of many of Lego's in-house knock-offs of other, bigger IPs - the Dino-themes shamelessly rip off Jurassic Park. Johnny Thunder is Indiana Jones with the serial-numbers filed off, and the Monster Fighters are a mix of "We couldn't secure the license for Scooby Doo at the time" and "We have Colombia Movie Monsters at home".

Lego does that a lot, and I kind of love it. Even after TLG manages to secure the licensing-deals for the official, AAA-brand franchises, I think I prefer the charm of their official off-brands. Kind of wish they'd do that more often, I do believe I'd be a lot more interested in "Stellar Conflict" or "Wizard Child Soldier Academy" than their original counterparts.

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By in United Kingdom,

I suppose the ptera was the reason the PPP ratio is pretty poor. Were all the Dino sets like this?

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By in United Kingdom,

I actually rebuilt this just over a year ago but in flame yellow, as a NINJAGO vehicle for Skylor. I did the little speedboat that drops out in purple, so that it could be for Chamille.

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By in United States,

Hah! Our newest member just spent the last few months building the Sea Duck from Disney’s TaleSpin, and used four of the long wedge slopes from this set to make the twin booms:

https://imgur.com/a/oUOQ5ss

It’s currently on display at our Henry Ford Museum layout through the second Saturday in January, and has been deservedly getting a lot of positive comments.

@Crux:
Colombia? The South American nation? I think you either spelled Columbia a little bit wrong, or you absolutely butchered the spelling of Universal.

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