T-Rex Vs Dino-Mech Battle LEGO Set 75938

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Witness the Most Epic Battle of All Time with T. Rex vs Dino-Mech Battle (75938)

The World of Jurassic Park is an exciting one where new dinosaurs are being introduced regularly. The original movie came in the 90s but it was the Jurassic World series in the present that made it popular once again among young children.

Following the launch of Lego Jurassic World: The Secret Exhibit, a new mini-series has been launched based on which the Legend of Isla Nublar set is now unveiled by LEGO. One of the best aspects of this new toy is that you no longer get to play with a wrecked park that you find in the movies but a complete park which came operational in the year 2012.

According to the storyline, the park is still fully functional and is being monitored by Claire Dearing who works with Owen Grady to understand animal behavior better. Universal has teamed up with LEGO to bring the authenticity to the toy. A lot of different storylines have been added so that you can enjoy your play time along with your children who are curious about the world of dinosaurs.

In the past, multiple sets were launched by the company and when you own them all, you can enjoy different story plots with unique characters and dinosaur breeds. The LEGO Jurassic World sets launched include the T.Rex Transport, Stygimoloch breakout, Pteranodon chase, Blue’s helicopter pursuit and the massive Lockwood Estate attacked by the Indoraptor, among few others.

Explore Four Brand New Sets as Part of Legend of Isla Nublar

Before we get into the details of the most exciting set in this collection, it is only fair to explore the three other interesting aspects that tell you a different story every time you sit down to play with it. Besides, as all of them are approximately priced around the $60 mark, you should be able to collect them one by one to get the story going before the big fall of the Jurassic World.

Dilophosaurus on the Loose (75934)

This is one of the cheaper and the easier sets to be built with just 168 pieces. It is also meant for young kids aged 6 and up while others are for older children with more complex building parts. The concept is simple as you chase after an escaped Dilophosaurus with Owen Grady’s drone, making use of nets to capture the dinosaur. The set priced $19.99 is the most affordable pick of the lot.

Two More Sets to Explore Jurassic World

The other two sets are 75935 Baryonyx Face-Off: The Treasure Hunt and 75937 – Triceratops Rampage priced at $59.99 and come with more than 400 pieces to give you more challenge when building it. The offroad buggy is the best vehicle that comes as part of the treasure hunt set which was also available in the triceratops rampage. And, did you know that you can actually just use a carrot to distract the dinosaur and save everyone from peril?

An Epic Battle is Guaranteed with the Dino Mech Versus T-Rex

The model number 75938 brings in the most epic battle of the century, as T-Rex faces off a mighty enemy in the form of a Dino mech. The collection is rather expensive and we can easily call it the best ever in the sets released as part of LEGO Jurassic World: Legend of Isla Nublar with 716 pieces and costs about $89.99

The set includes multiple characters like Owen Grady, Vic Hoskins and Claire Dearing. But, we believe you will enjoy playing with your children using the baby velociraptors Blue along with his brothers Echo, Delta and Charlie. It is up to the team to ensure they put the T-Rex to sleep while destroying the Mech Dino before it could smash the volcanic rock to acquire the treasure. The boat is equipped with stud shooters to bring it down.

The LEGO universe has been consistently expanding with Star Wars, Jurassic World and Marvel among other popular franchises. Going by the quality of the product, we were impressed with the number of items they provide and the complexity of building some of the largest sets as part of this release. They are impressive in terms of storyline because it explores multiple characters taking part in the action and there is a strong personality to the dinosaurs as they don’t act like mere animals but even come to the rescue when there is a threat to their habitat. The pricing of the different sets sound more affordable and even though you may not buy them all at once, you can find the most interesting story and characters in one of these sets as you start building your collection.

 

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15 Responses

  1. They need to sell a set of all the Jurassic Park minifigures in one set without the bricks. I really want all of them in a bulk package without having to pay a premium on them because of collectors selling them individually on eBay.

  3. What I would like for the next set Lego Jurassic World is a modified t-rex figure:
    the tip of his upper jaw a little wider, and the top of his head (just above his eyes) less extended.

  4. Lego just keeps throwing stuff out and a lot of it sells well. I am actually kind of disappointed, yet again, with Lego. Instead of selling all these sets they need to sell a better set that is just bricks. Yeah, lego is selling just brick kits, but they have too many small pieces and not enough large ones. I really like the color schemes on the new LEGO Set 75938, but I just want the bricks and Minifigures, but to get them I am forced to buy each whole set.

    I would be extremely happy if Lego sold all of the Jurassic Park cars and minifigures in one kit, without anything else. Lego thinks they are marketing their bricks at a premium price is good, but in reality, it chases many of us to generic brand toy bricks that are compatible with Lego. I buy generic ones off of Amazon and they work just as well but are cheaper than the official Lego ones. Granted I don’t get the cool dinosaurs, but I really don’t want them, I just want the cars and minifigures from every Jurassic Park Lego set that has ever been sold.

  5. I wonder how easy it is to make a Lego Stopmotion film using the dinosaurs. It seems like they would be much harder to animate properly.

  6. the robot is confusing to look at. I’m not really sure I like the design of the robot, but the bright yellow sure looks sharp. The dinosaurs look really cool. I wished they sold the dinosaurs separately without having to buy the entire set.

  7. Lego wants the collectible market because it droves sales on the Lego sets. I don’t want to be a Lego colletor, I just want to buy some Lego sets periodically. I always avoid the high-demand ones because those Lego Sets are often resold quickly and harder to find. I like the sets like these that are cool looking, yet available below MSRP on Amazon. I like to collect Lego sets to play with, but I really don’t want to start collecting Lego sets just because they might go up in value. If a collector is selling a set for more than the MSRP, then I pass. I only will but Legos at retail pricing or below. Unfortunately, collectors often drive up demand which rapidly increases the prices of them. I am glad you can still buy most current sets on Amazon without having to pay a higher “collectible” price on it.

    1. Lego needs to step in and do something. I understand that people will collect certain Lego sets and pieces, but it is to the extreme. Lego releases a lot of sets in limited numbers knowing that they will get popular with collectors and resellers. Lego needs to remember who their number one customer is, the kids who actually play with their Legos. If they chase the kids away, then the next generation will be in the habit of buying the generic toy blocks and Lego will be hurting for business.

      Buy on Amazon and avoid buying collectible sets on eBay, that is if you are looking to actually have a child that will use them. If you are a collector, then go ahead and buy wherever, but even with the collectible market, Amazon is often the best place, even for the rare and expensive Minifigures.

  8. Did Lego ever have any Jurassic Park sets when the original movie was first released?

    1. Lego collectors are stupid. I hate how they drive up the price on things that supposed to be toys for kids. I fight back by NEVER buying anything collectible. I just buy sets from Amazon to use as gifts and to make stop motion videos with. If I happen to buy a collector’s item at retail ricing, I still use it to play with and will not resell it out of principle.

  9. I like Legos and I like the Jurassic Park movies, but I would prefer that Lego simply made generic dinosaur sets without licensing the Jurassic Park name. I would assume that this would help keep the price of the Dinosaur Lego sets much lower. I want all of them and cannot afford any of them lol.

    1. Even if Lego didn’t pay a licensing fee and used generic props and dinosaurs, I suspect they would still charge the same price. Lego can charge a premium price because people will continue to buy them regardless of pricing. It’s not necessarily bad either, because Lego makes a much higher quality toy block and accessory toys than the generic Lego blocks.

  10. I wish Lego would come out with more celebrity Minifigures. I really want to see some Political figures such as Trump and Bernie Sanders as well as actors such as Tom Cruise. I know there are some generic minifigures of Trump on Amazon, but I prefer official Lego Minifigures as the quality is usually much better.

  11. I think the Minifigures with these sets are really versatile. They obviously fit in with the Jurassic Park Lego sets, but they can also work in unrelated Lego sets such as the Camping Lego set.

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