LEGO's latest Jurassic World offering is its largest yet: a colossal T-rex skeleton spanning over three feet long! This impressive set includes minifigures of Dr. Ellie Sattler and Dr. Alan Grant, instantly recognizable from the iconic Jurassic Park visitor center scene. Priced at $249.99, it's available on the LEGO Store starting March 12th for LEGO Insiders (free sign-up available here) and March 15th for everyone else.
LEGO Jurassic World Dinosaur Fossils: Tyrannosaurus Rex
Out March 15
LEGO Jurassic World Dinosaur Fossils: Tyrannosaurus Rex
Price: $249.99 at the LEGO Store Release Date: March 15 (March 12 for Insiders) Pieces: 3,145 Ages: 18+ Dimensions: L: 105cm (41.3in) / H: 33cm (12.9in)
This 3,145-piece set is designed for adult builders (18+), making it a stunning display piece rather than a playset. Expect more advanced building techniques.
Visuals alone don't fully capture the scale of this impressive set. While the Dr. Grant and Dr. Sattler minifigures provide context, the finished skeleton truly stretches over three feet long. The skull bears a striking resemblance to the currently available LEGO T-rex skull (which my son built—it's fantastic!), but the complete skeleton elevates the overall impact significantly.
LEGO Jurassic World Dinosaur Fossils: T-Rex Skeleton
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The articulated joints allow for dynamic posing—move the head, open the jaw, and adjust the arms and tail to your liking. Like many movie-themed LEGO sets, it includes hidden Easter eggs to discover during construction. A display stand and an informational plaque detailing the T-rex's diet, habitat, and more are also included.
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While LEGO's Jurassic World collection might not yet match the scale of its Star Wars or Harry Potter lines, it's rapidly expanding. I, for one, hope to see more adult-oriented sets like this impressive T-rex skeleton in the future.
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