The net launcher on this vehicle is also nestled within the build of the vehicle nicely too, helping to merge the mechanism for this feature with the build nicely. The small, buildable drones which detach from the top of the build are pretty cool – with some nice parts usage used to emulate the design of quadrotor drones in a pretty authentic manner. There are a lot of cool elements on this build which have grown on me over time. The vehicle itself is very similar to the RC Batmobile we got fairly recently, but it has enough differences to make it distinctive compared to the previous build. The build for this set is a large, 4×4 vehicle in a dark blue colour scheme. I’ll be honest with you – Gallimimus and Pteranodon Breakout was a set which I wasn’t particularly impressed with upon it’s reveal, but this is a set which has slowly grown on me – and I can confidently say that I have since fallen in love with this line. LEGO 75940 – Jurassic World Gallimimus and Pteranodon Breakout Throw in a nice variant of Owen, and a re-pack of Dr Wu with a new face print, and you have a fantastic £20 set which may be the best Jurassic set to date. I would love to see this dino outfitted with a saddle, as I reckon this would make for a great rendition of Jurassic World’s petting zoo.
The baby Triceratops is also nice here – with a removable middle brick so you can place a figure riding the Trike. The baby Ankylosaurus is a nice sculpt, and is similar to Bumpy, the baby Ankylosaurus seen in the recently released animated series Camp Cretaceous. This set also incorporates two brand new dinosaur sculpts – adding more to the slowly increasing variety of sculpts we have seen in recent years. Combine this with the fact that this set can be adjusted to be posed in different positions, and you have a great little build with a lot of detail packed into it. I also love the build for the Egg Incubator, as it makes some smart and informed piece choices to create a wonderful little build which feels incredibly authentic to those seen within the films. I love the Island Map screen which is present within this set, as it really helps to emulate the control room seen on Isla Nublar in the films.
Of particular note for me is some of the graphic design here – with an incredible level of attention paid to the stickers which are a part of this set. I’m going to warn you ahead of this one – Dr Wu’s Lab is arguably my favourite set to have EVER been released under the Jurassic World license, so get ready for a lot of gushing over how awesome this set is.ĭr Wu’s lab presents a truly wonderful build which encapsulates the ideas present in both Jurassic Park and Jurassic World wonderfully – with a genuinely gorgeous build which incorporates a plethora of really cool elements to help to create an authentic-feeling Jurassic set. LEGO 75939 – Jurassic World Dr Wu’s Lab: Baby Dinosaurs Breakout Let’s jump in and take a look at the four sets to release for Jurassic World in 2020. I have a lot of love for the Jurassic line, so I am excited to share my thoughts with you! With this in mind, I wanted to take a second to breakdown the latest wave of LEGO Jurassic World sets. Hey everyone – I hope you are all doing well, and are keeping as safe as you can during these strange times we all find ourselves in! If you’re anything like me, then LEGO has been a real godsend during these weird days – providing a welcome distraction from the tough things we are all experiencing.
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