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I looked it up Dominion released jun 10 22 and the giga set came out April 17 22, so the sets came out before. I suspect a lot of the companys got the green light to reveal a group of dinosaurs and that boat the mosa attacks in the hasbro toy. Yeah the lego dinos we see are in the trailer.

Maybe I thought I had heard about the like before.

Well the movie is supposed to come out July 2nd, hopefully the sets come out before that.

At this size the lego mosa is going to have a hard time jumping for the shark.

I have I feeling the size of the original mosasaurs on screen isn't very consistent, one video I watched used the scene we're it attacked that minisub and estimated it was abought three school buses long.

I was kinda thinking the one from rebirth was smaller then the one that got out in fallen kingdom.

Maybe, however I seem to remember that mosasaur is kinda a large group of marine reptiles, so it could just be a smaller subspecies.

The best I can tell it's this big: At least 45 bricks long nose to tail 26 bricks front flipper to flipper Body width 5 bricks 1 plate Height 5 Brick, 2 plate I hope this helps.

If lego used the tranquilizer gun as a base for the dna retriever gun I hope they at least use a new color of syringe.

It almost like we get more leaks when the sets aren't based off a movie. I would love to be going through 2 or 3 set descriptions trying to figure out what all the sets contain.

I imagine it would be helpfull if we knew how many pieces the mosa was made of.

Yeah I looked at my original barry, therra, and indoraptor, on them the base is standard plastic and more than half of the end of the tail is a rubber substance simaler or the same they use for horns, tails, beaks. The rubber part is firmly attached and can't be turned or removed without damaging your toy. So it's a good bet the end of the spino tail is the same "don't sue us rubber".

Does anyone know when the new trailer is supposed to be on tv today?

Which dino are you talking about.

Yeah until we get more images I'm just going to assume the straight look of the first image is a perspective problem and that the tail is static.

I think the question is weather or not it's bendable and less about the morphology of the tail.

Maybe but to be fair it's hard to tell. It would make the most since if it wasn't bendable, I guess it's just the angle.

It's on lego.com jurassic world learn more near the bottom heres a link to the picture Compared to this: Like the above

If the second image of the spinosaurus really shows a bendable tail does that mean the titano also has a bendable tail.

I wonder if their trying to hide the mutant dino untill the movie comes out for the "scare factor" the whole your imagination will be scarier than anything they can show you bit. By hide I mean not give us images of the toys or other merch they've made for it.

Brick fanatics says it's from lego and it kinda looks like a banner ad.

I just saw another picture of the spinosaurus and it makes the tail look bendable. ProC youtube channel post.

It worrys me that the mosa is brick built, molded animals feel more alive to me and work well next to minifigures. I hope lego doesn't just brick build all the new dinos after this.

It depends on how they do it, we really don't have a firm grasp on what it looks like but because we know it has 4 arms the torso is probably unreusable at least for normal dinos.

To be fair the images are clear, on a white background mostly modifications of previous molds, recolors and a mosasaur most of us wish wasn't at least entirely brick built.