Jurassic Properties 2025 - Rumors & Discussion

[AxolotlPlays]

Haha, ill try get it ASAP too lol 🤣

Also Lego has an awesome promotional video for this set on their instagram! 

[AxolotlPlays]

Also, stbricks.col on instagram has the set early, looks to be a LAN Member, and he has a video with the box and the picture of Rexy in JP has been swapped to what looks like a Rex skull from JWFK Lockwood Manor

[Lion King]

Now we have official pictures, this fossil set looks fantatic!!

[AxolotlPlays]

We have some new pictures of non-Lego JWR Merchandise, including a mini D-rex so it is confirmed to have that body, which i dont actually mind too much, and more importantly, i believe the first product for our Aquilops, which is named 'Dolores'

[imposter]

How in earth LEGO will make D-Rex. It is almost impossible task and definitely too scary for most of the children.

 

Edited February 27 by imposter

[AxolotlPlays]

3 hours ago, imposter said:

How in earth LEGO will make D-Rex. It is almost impossible task and definitely too scary for most of the children.

 

I disagree, i dont think it will be any scarier than the other carnivores, its still a creature, just a mutated one. The question i wonder is if it'll be brickbuilt like the mosa this year, or molded as it is the main antagonist, from what i've seen anyways.

Also, i've seen a rumoured Mattel human pack listing for Dr Henry Loomis with a Juvenile Pteranodon, if this is true, i believe this will be a scene that appears in the film as generally Mattel doesnt make many human figures, but if they do they relate to scenes from the movies, anyways, we got a small pterosaur mold earlier this year, i wonder if it'll be reused here?

[Black Falcon]

5 hours ago, AxolotlPlays said:

I disagree, i dont think it will be any scarier than the other carnivores, its still a creature, just a mutated one. The question i wonder is if it'll be brickbuilt like the mosa this year, or molded as it is the main antagonist, from what i've seen anyways.

There is like no reason why we should think that any of the other dinosaurs aside from the Mosa would be brickbuilt. 

5 hours ago, AxolotlPlays said:

Also, i've seen a rumoured Mattel human pack listing for Dr Henry Loomis with a Juvenile Pteranodon, if this is true, i believe this will be a scene that appears in the film as generally Mattel doesnt make many human figures, but if they do they relate to scenes from the movies, anyways, we got a small pterosaur mold earlier this year, i wonder if it'll be reused here?

I hope not. I wouldn´t be against a young pterosaur, but I am certainly not a fan of the one from spiderman, that one is way to chunky

[Matichado]

7 hours ago, AxolotlPlays said:

I disagree, i dont think it will be any scarier than the other carnivores, its still a creature, just a mutated one. The question i wonder is if it'll be brickbuilt like the mosa this year, or molded as it is the main antagonist, from what i've seen anyways.

Also, i've seen a rumoured Mattel human pack listing for Dr Henry Loomis with a Juvenile Pteranodon, if this is true, i believe this will be a scene that appears in the film as generally Mattel doesnt make many human figures, but if they do they relate to scenes from the movies, anyways, we got a small pterosaur mold earlier this year, i wonder if it'll be reused here?

I don’t think that it has been the revealed that the pack with loom is and the pteranodon will have a juvenile instead of a regular Pteranodon 

[imposter]

D-Rex. TLG does not have anything like that. 

[Time Dragon]

13 minutes ago, imposter said:

D-Rex. TLG does not have anything like that. 

Ok, do you know the fan name for the giant mutant "dinosaur" is d-rex, and I assume you are saying lego currently hasn't revealed a set that suggests that yet.

[Dinobricks]

22 minutes ago, imposter said:

D-Rex. TLG does not have anything like that. 

What do you mean?

[imposter]

Impossible task for TLG.

[AxolotlPlays]

5 hours ago, Black Falcon said:

There is like no reason why we should think that any of the other dinosaurs aside from the Mosa would be brickbuilt. 

I hope not. I wouldn´t be against a young pterosaur, but I am certainly not a fan of the one from spiderman, that one is way to chunky

Just the D-rex, Lego will have to do a D-rex because it is a main part of this film, the main two options for how it is created are either specially molded, or more likely brickbuilt. And I personally believe because of its size, and the fact that the door is now open because of brick built Mosa, that the D-rex will be brick built too. They might do mainly brick built with a new head etc, but if they molded it, it would be downsized.

If thats the case then i'd also be a little annoyed that the budget went into creating molds for D-rex instead of a Mosa, but that last part is just my gripe.

I see what you mean, it is quite chunky lol, but im not sure if Lego would make another mold when they love to reuse pieces, maybe if we can get a new smaller mold of one standing that could be nice!

4 hours ago, Matichado said:

I don’t think that it has been the revealed that the pack with loom is and the pteranodon will have a juvenile instead of a regular Pteranodon 

Hasnt been revealed by Mattel yet, but an account on instagram expedientes_jurasicos_official has a good track record from what i've seen, and his info lines up with info i've seen in other places, so i do feel quite confident to trust this. He has a post you can see 'Wild Roars' on the first picture, the second picture is human packs

[Time Dragon]

A molded mutant could be made with a new chest possibly with the head attached, it would need at least 4 ratchet joints and 2 connecter holes it the front, a Brachiosaurus jaw, Rex arms, tail and legs, and arms similar to the rancors.

[BrickBob Studpants]

While I’d prefer a moulded creature, I could see them go down the brickbuilt route with the mutant, especially since there already is a brickbuilt animal in one of the sets

The main issue with a moulded version would be the limited versatility. None of the new pieces could be repurposed for any other future dinosaur. Then again, they did a Rancor in 2013 and apart from the hands, none of the pieces have shown up since!

[Agent Kallus]

I thought these movies were about dinosaurs. What?

[THELEGOBATMAN]

1 hour ago, Agent Kallus said:

I thought these movies were about dinosaurs. What?

They are. The Mutant fits perfectly into the original movie's themes about science and its consequences.

[BrickBob Studpants]

16 minutes ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

They are. The Mutant fits perfectly into the original movie's themes about science and its consequences.

Agreed. Cloning humans, while also in line with that theme, was pretty out there as a plot point, but mutations fit in much better I think. I imagine splicing dinosaur DNA found in mosquitos with modern frog DNA could result in some pretty freaky mutations if done IRL, so that fits pretty well

(Also, on a side note: how did they get DNA from aquatic species like the Mosasaurus? Not very likely to be stung by a mosquito, were they? )

[FinlayTheFaithful]

1 hour ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

(Also, on a side note: how did they get DNA from aquatic species like the Mosasaurus? Not very likely to be stung by a mosquito, were they? )

I actually never thought about that, sounds like another plot hole that is better off not being thought about

Back to sets for a bit, do y'all think that set 76974 will also be Rebirth related or will it be something totally different since it wasn't leaked at the same date as the others?

[AxolotlPlays]

6 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

While I’d prefer a moulded creature, I could see them go down the brickbuilt route with the mutant, especially since there already is a brickbuilt animal in one of the sets

The main issue with a moulded version would be the limited versatility. None of the new pieces could be repurposed for any other future dinosaur. Then again, they did a Rancor in 2013 and apart from the hands, none of the pieces have shown up since!

Exactly. I also prefer molds, they are much more unique and feel like creatures, rather than the brick built ones which still have their benefits of course, but i think its a high probability that D-rex will face that treatment

1 hour ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

Agreed. Cloning humans, while also in line with that theme, was pretty out there as a plot point, but mutations fit in much better I think. I imagine splicing dinosaur DNA found in mosquitos with modern frog DNA could result in some pretty freaky mutations if done IRL, so that fits pretty well

(Also, on a side note: how did they get DNA from aquatic species like the Mosasaurus? Not very likely to be stung by a mosquito, were they? )

Haha, well, dont suppose the Mosas ever beached themselves? 🤣

 

34 minutes ago, FinlayTheFaithful said:

I actually never thought about that, sounds like another plot hole that is better off not being thought about

Back to sets for a bit, do y'all think that set 76974 will also be Rebirth related or will it be something totally different since it wasn't leaked at the same date as the others?

Actually it was first reported on alongside the rest of the sets from before we even had set names for last years Chaos Theory wave if i remember correctly. It came from Fateful on insta, with 9 sets for 2025, of which we now have 76967, 76968 and 76969. The other six we have some info on already 76970-72,73,74,75,76. 

So its safe to say it'll be a great year for us all! 😁

Hopefully these sets look nice, looking forward to them!

[Dinobricks]

18 hours ago, imposter said:

Impossible task for TLG.

The official one looks barely like that 

2 hours ago, THELEGOBATMAN said:

They are. The Mutant fits perfectly into the original movie's themes about science and its consequences.

Don't fully agree, looks nothing like a dinosaur. Mutations alter how something looks to an extent, not making it unrecognisable.

Edited February 28 by Dinobricks

[Black Falcon]

17 hours ago, AxolotlPlays said:

Just the D-rex, Lego will have to do a D-rex because it is a main part of this film, the main two options for how it is created are either specially molded, or more likely brickbuilt.

I still wouldn´t take it as granted though. Probably because the existence alone makes me less exicted about the movies already and surely it isn´t unlikely it will be included. One thing that would speak for a brickbuilt creature is that any mould they would need to create for it would very likely never be used again - but we already have seen other one-of moulds, so who knows. 

17 hours ago, AxolotlPlays said:

And I personally believe because of its size, and the fact that the door is now open because of brick built Mosa, that the D-rex will be brick built too. They might do mainly brick built with a new head etc, but if they molded it, it would be downsized.

If thats the case then i'd also be a little annoyed that the budget went into creating molds for D-rex instead of a Mosa, but that last part is just my gripe.

I never expected the Mosa to be molded in the first place, aside from the head maybe, and actually since I don´t care about the D-rex at all, a brick build version would actually be better as you can just  reuse the bricks - though very likely I will not buy the set it is included in anyways.

8 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

WThe main issue with a moulded version would be the limited versatility. None of the new pieces could be repurposed for any other future dinosaur. Then again, they did a Rancor in 2013 and apart from the hands, none of the pieces have shown up since!

Well, now that you say it, unless they would do a Rancor again, some parts of the D-Rex could probably used there.

4 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

(Also, on a side note: how did they get DNA from aquatic species like the Mosasaurus? Not very likely to be stung by a mosquito, were they? )

Maybe a stranded one?

1 hour ago, Dinobricks said:

The official one looks barely like that 

It doesn´t look that different IMO, though hard to say since we haven´t seen much of it yet.

1 hour ago, Dinobricks said:

Don't fully agree, looks nothing like a dinosaur. Mutations alter how something looks to an extent, not making it unrecognisable.

Natural Mutations, in the case of the D-Rex, it is less of a mutation but more that they messed up by the creation process.

[Dinobricks]

2 hours ago, Black Falcon said:

 

It doesn´t look that different IMO, though hard to say since we haven´t seen much of it yet.

 

What I meant is that the official one will be much easier to create into Lego form than certain artist renditions.

[Black Falcon]

19 minutes ago, Dinobricks said:

What I meant is that the official one will be much easier to create into Lego form than certain artist renditions.

Shouldn´t the final model be much more detailed than the concept? Or what do you mean?

[Dinobricks]

21 minutes ago, Black Falcon said:

Shouldn´t the final model be much more detailed than the concept? Or what do you mean?

Not necessarily, as there is pictures on Reddit and YT of what the full body of the  D-rex will look like through miniature toy leaks. I could see them re using the t rex body with a new head, legs and arms, however the issue is then the extra set of arms that would need to go into the body somehow.