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Indominus rex vs. Ankylosaurus, photo 1 of 175941Jurassic World · 2020Retired 2021

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Set 75941 · Jurassic World

Indominus rex vs. Ankylosaurus

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UK RRP£89.99Pieces537Price per piece16.8p above theme avgMinifigures5Age8+Retired31 Dec 2021

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Set details

Set number
75941
Year
2020
Pieces
537
Minifigures
5
Age
8+
UK RRP
£89.99
US / EU RRP
$99.99 / €99.99
UK launch
1 Jun 2020
UK retirement
31 Dec 2021
Availability
Retail
Packaging
Box
Box size
54 × 28.2 × 7.9 cm
Weight
1.25 kg
Barcode
EAN 5702016616644 · UPC 673419317863
Collectors
Owned by 3,062, wanted by 1,677 Brickset members
About this set

Young builders can reimagine classic moments from the Jurassic World movie with this Indominus rex vs. Ankylosaurus (75941) playset. The gyrosphere deployment station has an entrance turnstile and a trigger to launch a gyrosphere with a minifigure inside. And kids will love playing out LEGO® Jurassic World dinosaur battles with the Indominus rex and Ankylosaurus toy figures. Role-play fun There are 5 minifigures, including Owen Grady and Claire Dearing, for creative role play, and the treesin the buildable jungle scene can be knocked over with the Ankylosaurus’s swiping tail. A great gift idea for kids aged 8 and up, this building set comes with step-by-step instructions so even LEGO rookies can build confidently. Dinosaur action! LEGO Jurassic World sets feature dinosaur figures, well-known characters, cool vehicles and more, for fans to recreate scenes from the animated series and movies, create their own unique adventures or just build and display the collectible models. Reimagine scenes from the Jurassic World movie with this Indominus rex vs. Ankylosaurus (75941) building toy for kids, featuring 2 awesome dinosaurs, gyrosphere deployment station and more! Children can role-play thrilling action with 5 minifigures – including Owen Grady, Claire Dearing and brothers Gray and Zach Mitchell – plus new-for-June-2020, posable Indominus rex and Ankylosaurus dinosaur figures. There are so many ways to play with the gyrosphere station, which features a ticket booth, turnstile and gyrosphere-launch function, plus a jungle build with trees to knock down with the Ankylosaurus’s swiping tail. A cool birthday, Christmas or surprise present, this 537-piece LEGO® playset offers a fun, rewarding building challenge and creative solo- or group-play experience for boys and girls aged 8 and up. The gyrosphere station measures over 4” (12cm) high, 10” (27cm) wide and 10” (27cm) deep – and this action-packed dinosaur adventure set combines brilliantly with other LEGO® Jurassic World sets for extra creative fun. This construction kit is powered by children’s imaginations – no batteries required – so their adventures with Jurassic World LEGO® character minifigures and toy dinosaurs never run out of energy! Thinking of buying this Jurassic World building toy for a kid new to LEGO® sets? No problem. It comes with step-by-step, illustrated instructions, so even beginners can build with confidence. LEGO® Jurassic World building sets allow kids (and adult fans) to recreate scenes from the animated series and movies, create their own unique adventures or just build and display the awesome, collectible models. Ever since 1958, LEGO® bricks have met the highest industry standards, plus our own quality criteria, which ensures that young builders (and any dinosaur fan) can connect and pull them apart easily every time. LEGO® bricks and pieces are tested to the max

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