In the first 2025 wave we’ll see the return of the fossil and baby dinosaur sets, which include a Triceratops Skull and a Baby T-Rex. Perhaps most excitingly a new Torso to collect, the new Minifigure comes complete with a printed Jurassic Park logo on the torso. Check out the images below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

Little Eatie: T. rex (76967):

Dinosaur Fossils: Triceratops Skull (76969):

Based on characters and Dinosaurs from the upcoming Netflix series, Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, the Summer sets include the characters introduced in Camp Cretaceous but older. With a nice selection of Dinosaur figures we also get a brick-built version of Bumpy the Ankylosurus, he was rescued and befriended in an earlier episode of the show.

These new LEGO Jurassic World sets will also hit shelves and online 1st June, adding to the massive list of Summer 2024 sets. Check out the images below.

Baby Bumpy: Ankylosaurus (79662):

Dinosaur Missions: Stegosaurus Discovery (79665):

Dinosaur Missions: Allosaurus Transport Truck (79666):

Our review panel consisting of Greg, BanthaToys, Boom Brickz, Brick McBricksworth, Brick Shed, Lets_Brick_It and myself had a thorough look and these were our verdicts!

Only 2 sets managed to get a perfect 10/10 score. The batman 1992 polybag and the Friends Botanical Garden set. And not without reason of course. Based on reactions online the Botanical Garden appealed to a lot of people that usually don’t pay attention to Friends. A few sets like the Mighty Bowser came close however.

Below you’ll find the full list of reviewed sets, be sure to dive into the reviews to get the full story behind each grade.

Friends Botanical Garden (41757) 10

Batman 1992 Polybag (30653) 10

Nintendo The Mighty Bowser (71411) 9.8

Disney 100 CMF (71038) 9.6

Avatar Ilu Discovery (75575) & Swinwing Adventure (75576) 9.6

LEGO Ideas A-Frame Cabin (21338) 9.5

Marvel CMF Series 2 9.5

Icons Alpine Lodge (10325) 9.4

Jurassic Park Dilophosaurus Ambush (76958) 9.4

Star Wars Millennium Falcon Holiday Diorama (40658) 9.4

Marvel Ant-Man Construction Figure (76256) 9.3

DreamZzz Mateo & Z-Blob The Robot (71454) 9.3

Scaled-Up LEGO Minifigure (40649) 9.3

Indiana Jones Escape From The Lost Tomb (77013) 9.3

Batwing: Batman Vs The Joker (76265) 9.2

Disney 4+ Celebration Train (43212) 9.2

Indiana Jones Fighter Plane Chase (77012) 9.2

LEGO Ideas Hocus Pocus Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage (21341) 9.1

GWP Disney 100 Celebration (40600) 9.1

GWP Icons Moving Truck (40586) 9.1

Ninjago Temple Battle Polybag (30650) 9.1

LEGO Ideas The Insect Collection (21342) 9

GWP Wintertime Carriage Ride (40603) 9

Marvel Rocket and Baby Groot (76282) 8.9

GWP Blacktron Cruiser (40580) 8.9

Icons Jazz Club (10312) 8.8

DreamZzz Mrs Castillo’s Turtle Van (71456) 8.8

Creator Snowman Polybag (30645) 8.8

GWP Christmas Decor Set (40604) 8.8

Brickheadz Sonic The Hedgehog (40627) & Miles “Tails” Prower (40628) 8.7

City Arctic Explorer Snowmobile (60376) 8.7

Creator Land Rover Classic Defender (40650) 8.6

GWP City 4×4 Off-Road Ambulance Rescue (40582) 8.6

Icons Tranquil Garden (10315) 8.5

City Ice-Cream Shop (60363) 8.5

Star Wars Clone Trooper & Battle Droid Battle Pack (75372) 8.5

LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 24 8.3

LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 25 8

Botanical Collection Tiny Plants (10329) 8

Friends Pancake Shop (41753) 7.9

Dreamzzz Dream Village (40657) 7.8

GWP Flowerpot (40588) 7.8

GWP Year Of The Rabbit (40575) 7.7

Harry Potter The Room Of Requirement (76413) 7.6

GWP Star Wars Death Star II 40591 7.5

GWP Star Wars X-wing Starfighter Polybag (30654) 7

Friends Heartlake City Community Center (41748) 6.8

Star Wars Yavin IV Rebel Base (75365) 6.5

It’s safe to say we had a great year for LEGO sets. We’re sure 2024 will bring a lot more sets to get excited about. Thanks for being a part of our journey this year and we wish you all a bricktastic 2024!

The magazine itself follows suit with all its predecessors, with a ton of puzzles and activities, such as dice based games, mazes and word games, there’s even a chance to win some LEGO. These are great fun for the intended younger fans, offering up a fun yet somewhat educational experience.

The double-sided poster as usual features great artwork and worthy of hanging onto for LEGO room decoration. Also the Comic-strip stories are great fun to read especially with young fans, they often feature characters that are included as freebies with each magazine issue, this time around we get an Alan Grant Minifigure and mini excavation site complete with Dinosaur bones.

Raking a closer look at the Minifigure we see the torso has some printing on it, the same as we see from only one, much larger and pricier set, Giganotosaurus & Therizinosaurus Attack (76949). Unfortunately the legs are plain grey and don’t have any additional marking on them. This is a very affordable way of picking up this Minifigure and adding him to the collection.

As well as the Minifigure we are also treated to a very cool side build in the form of an excavation site. The small but awesome build is an amazing addition to the Magazine, as it not only allows for great okay but also is an enjoyable thing to out together. With the small bones of the Dinosaur to the rock it’s buried in, it’s a smart side build.

Below are a handful of pages to showcase what these style of publications offer along with the Minifigure and build.

This new retelling, in LEGO form, celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Universal Pictures’ iconic Jurassic Park film. It recaps the events of the original Jurassic Park through the eyes of Dr Ian Malcolm. The LEGO Jurassic Park – The Unofficial Retelling will be available to watch for US viewers on Peacock from 10th October. Unfortunately there isn’t any confirm on when or where it’ll be shown here in the UK, it could air on Sky, Sky Kids or ITVX Kids if previous shows from LEGO are anything to go by.

Check out the trailer below.

It has been announced that a LEGO themed retelling of the classic Jurassic Park story is coming later this year to Peacock, a streaming service supplied by Universal. The show is in celebration of the 30th Anniversary of Jurassic Park and runs for 22 minutes. The animated special is a child-friendly, condensed version of Jurassic Park. It joins other animated LEGO shows including Legend of Isla Nublar and The Secret Exhibit.

Here in the UK you’ll be able to get it free with Sky TV packages, it could become available at a later date on free to view services such as ITVX and alike, watch this space nearer the time of release for more details.

What first grabbed my attention was the classic Jeep Wrangler, covered in JP related details and built in the two-tone red and grey colours. It’s got a canopy but that didn’t stop me from liking it, it’s still a JP Jeep after all and something I (including a lot of fans) have wanted for a long time.

If you’re interested in watching this set being built please head over to our Instagram account as it was used in one of our live streams.

The Box & Contents:

LEGO have produced new designs for the boxart and it looks very cool, with the mottled green and slashes of red. On the front is the set itself setup just as it was in the movie, with the Jeep stuck on some rocks, Dennis Nedry panicking and the Dilophosaurus ready to spit.

On the reverse you’ll see some playability features along with an alternative way to display the set. The roof of the Jeep pops off, the East Dock sign can be knocked over and spin Dennis’ head around and watch him get splatted.

Inside the box you’ll find the usual stuff, 2 numbered bags filled with LEGO, an instruction manual, small sticker sheet and a loose Dilophosaurus. 

The sticker sheet consists of 12 in total some with duplicate designs, including the vehicle identity number (12), muddy Minifigure footprints, vehicle bonnet and more. A sticker sheet in this reasonably priced set is fine by me, expecting prints in an entry level set is unrealistic.

The Build:

As smaller, entry level, builds go it’s a good one, quick but enjoyable. Starting off with the base of the Jeep, building up as you go, adding different coloured bricks that get hidden later on.

A lot gets added in the first bag, including the steps which both contain stickers that are different to each other. They have square Minifigure foot prints on them, I love when LEGO do this and add in small bit cool details.

Also inside the first bag is the Minifigure, but more on that later.

The second bag adds the finishing touches to the Jeep along with a small sign & foliage build. I must say that waiting so long for LEGO to finally make a Jurassic Park Jeep Wrangler has been worth it, yes it has a canopy, but it’s a great little build and looks awesome sat on display.

Having a dark orange/tan canopy is useful though, you could always remove it and add your own frame work to create the other Jeep seen in Jurassic Park. I like how wide this vehicle is compared to the Visitor Jeep from the LEGO Trex Breakout set, it’s just so much more satisfying to hold and play with. Whizzing it across the table is fun and popping in the Minifigure really makes it for me.

The smaller sidebuild, the sign & foliage, is a nice little add-on, it truly is the icing on the cake. It’s a basic build but it doesn’t the trick, it even has the arrow sign the actually spins!

Being placed on a 2×2 jumper tile, the sign can be knocked off quite easily, which is good as the Jeep plows into and loosening the sign. Surrounded by foliage helps it to blend in and like I said is a great little sidebuild. We place the last couple of stickers here too, East Dock and the Arrow.

The Minifigure:

Included in the set is Dennis Nedry, the guy who gets spat on by the Dilophosaurus in the original scene.

I can confirm that this is indeed an exclusive Minifigure to this set making it a more appealing purchase. Along with the Jeep and the Dilophosaurus, you get a very cool and one of a kind Minifigure. Sure that have been others in the last but this is now & exclusive, get in!

It comes with two faces, one slightly panicked and the other covered in Dilophosaurus goo. Dressed in the same clothing as his onscreen counterpart, the bright yellow jacket, blue-grey fleece and plain trousers, the whole Minifigure looks a so stunning. LEGO have really pulled it out the bag with this one.

Overall the set is great and contains a lot of what fans are after, an iconic JP Jeep, a Dilophosaurus and of course a new and exclusive Minifigure.

Please let us know via the comments if you have this set and what you think of it, we’d love to hear from you. See below for the rating we have given it.

There will be a total of five sets all of which are based on scenes from the original movie, released back into 1993. Fans will instantly recognise the brick-built scenes, characters, vehicles and Dinosaurs and be transported back to their childhood. Included are some awesome looking Dinosaur figures, from Dilophosaurus and Velociraptor to bigger creatures such as T-Rex and Brachiosaurus.

I’m most excited for the vehicles though, for the first time ever we will be getting not one, but two Jurassic Park Jeeps, modelled on the now classic Jeep Wrangler.

These sets will be hitting Certified LEGO Stores and LEGO.com 1st June. 

Velociraptor Escape (76957):

137 pieces / 37.99€ / 1st June

Dilophosaurus Ambush (76958):

211 pieces / 26.99€ / 1st June

Triceratops Research (76959):

281 pieces / 52.99€ / 1st June

Brachiosaurus Discovery (76960):

512 pieces / 84.99€ / 1st June

Visitor Centre: T-Rex & Velociraptor Attack (76961):

693 pieces / 119.99€ / 1st June

Chris Pratt made an appearance on the Today Show in the US, but outside is where the amazing build could be seen, as it stood towering over the crowd. Coming in at just over 200,000 pieces, the build looks incredible and extremely detailed.

Although it wasn’t quite a while T-Rex, the effect and awe was still the same, as the head had burst through the Jurassic World Dominion logo, which was also brick-built.

At one point Chris Pratt genuinely got told off for climbing partially into the Dinosaurs mouth!

The polybag, LEGO Jurassic World Dominion Dinosaur Market (30390), features a baby Velociraptor, a brick-built breeding pen, a mosquito in Amber 1×1 brick, and a Minifigure.

Unfortunately there is no information on when it’ll be released or how to get it so watch this space.