The emblematic dinosaur of the “Jurassic Park” franchise, the T-Rex is present in each of the six films, up to “Jurassic World: the world after”. As the saga draws to a close, celebrate the predator… with LEGO bricks!
- Buy the LEGO box “The Carnage of the T-Rex” on Amazon for 376€
“What’s in there, King Kong?” A huge wooden door surrounded by torches, the Jurassic Park logo, a creak as the two massive leaves open: in 1993, Steven Spielberg immersed Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum (and us spectators) in the adventure with a capital A, in the heart of the “dinosaur park” imagined by Michael Crichton.
Thirty years later, the adventure ends with Jurassic World: the world after, which sees the three “old” return to service to help Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard to stop the dark actions of the Biosyn company… and to manage the coexistence between past and present, while the giants of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous are now part of our lives.
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If the franchise Jurassic Park has generated many derivative products, from t-shirts to caps, toys or video games, the most coveted are undoubtedly the LEGO sets. More or less expert boxes, which allow young and old children of the 90s to build and revisit the most emblematic scenes from the different films (mainly the Jurassic World trilogy).
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Among these boxes, there is the “The Carnage of the T-Rex” set, a 3120-piece collector’s set that offers builders and brick fans an essential panorama: a huge tyrannosaur (more than 40cm high) with all its teeth out and the legendary Jurassic Park gate, complete with minifigures of Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, Ian Malcolm (open shirt, obviously), John Hammond, John Arnold and villain Dennis Nedry (comes with smiley face and face smeared with poison dilophosaur slime) . Without forgetting a baby velociraptor to accompany them on their base.
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By returning the door (functional thanks to a mechanical system), fans of the saga will discover small alcoves hidden in the decor, each reminiscent of an emblematic sequence from Spielberg’s film: the computer room, the restaurant room (with the green Jello !), the generator room and its colored buttons, the rest room to lie down Malcolm (open shirt, always), the death toilet (RIP the lawyer…) or the “hatched egg nest” discovered by Grant, Tim and Lex, as life has found its way.
- Buy the LEGO box “The Carnage of the T-Rex” on Amazon for 376€
This LEGO set is truly massive (58cm in height, 48cm in length, 12cm in width, 3120 pieces) and not recommended for children under 16, and should ensure hours of construction for AFOL (Adult Fan Of Lego) and nostalgic spectators, before to find a good place on display in a living room or on a shelf. It obviously comes with an explanatory booklet and assembly instructions. Get ready to spend lavishly…
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