Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park Velociraptor Chase
Jurassic Park: T. rex Rampage
Believe it or not, it took LEGO till 2018 to make official units based mostly on the unique Jurassic Park film from 1993. The first ever LEGO Jurassic Park set was 75932 Jurassic Park Velociraptor Chase. This set captured the horrific kitchen scene from the movie, one of the iconic moments in creature characteristic historical past. A 12 months later, the most important Jurassic set ever stormed into shops, 75936: Jurassic Park: T. rex Rampage. The 3120-piece behemoth comprised two principal builds: the Jurassic Park gate, an iconic entry level from the movie, and a completely monstrous LEGO T. rex.
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T. rex Breakout
Three years later, LEGO determined to sort out a seminal second from the 1993 traditional, this time the scene the place the T. rex first escapes throughout a torrential downpour. The set in query, 76956, T. rex Breakout, used 1212 items to construct a smaller T. rex than 75936, but additionally two of the adored lime inexperienced and pink Ford Explorers, with one sinking into the mud as a part of the diorama.
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Jurassic Park thirtieth Anniversary
Dilophosaurus Ambush
Triceratops Research
Brachiosaurus Discovery
Visitor Center: T. rex & Raptor Attack
Finally, LEGO celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of Jurassic Park this June with a wave of 5 units depicting probably the most epochal moments from the movie. These scenes embody Dennis Nedry getting eaten by a dilophosaurus (76958), Robert Muldoon’s quintessential “intelligent woman” scene in opposition to a velociraptor (76957), Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler witnessing dinosaurs resurrected for the primary time (76960), when the guests middle banner falls over a T. rex (76961), and even Ian Malcolm proclaiming, “that’s one massive pile of shit!” about triceratops’ droppings (76959).
