LEGO- New for 2023

[DinoFan2010]

No images yet, but we possibly have the names of the upcoming LEGO sets for 2023. They are, as follows:
Allosaurus Malta Rampage
Dimetrodon Mine Attack
Giganotosaurus vs. Tyrannosaurus Rex
Atrociraptor Roof Chase
Therizinosaurus Swamp Attack
Excited for the Allosaurus and Dimetrodon sets, sorta interested about the Atrociraptor set, think i'll pass on the Giga, Theri, and Rex, though.

[BlueKrono]

7 years and still no Lego Mosasaurus set... It could be so cool!

[CityRaptor]

Given Lego's track record I only expect the Dimetrodon to be made of mainly new parts. Allosaurus is probably Indominus with a new head.

Saw this when checking for Infos on the upcoming JW sets and thought it would fit here:
https://www.promobricks.de/lego-71037-minifiguren-serie-24/152139/
A guy in a T.rex suit. Does that count as furry?

[suspsy]

Given that 2023 will be the 30th anniversary of the first JP film, I was hoping LEGO would be doing a series of commemorative sets. Instead, it's more sets based on Dominion dreck.

The Allosaurus will probably reuse the Baryonyx/Indoraptor body. Maybe if we're really lucky, it'll actually have new hind limbs.

[GojiraGuy1954]

Maybe if we're really lucky, it'll actually have new hind limbs.

Not a chance. They don't care anymore.

[DinoFan2010]

Honestly, we need a LEGO Scorpios Rex or Parasaurolophus

[DinoFan2010]

Given that 2023 will be the 30th anniversary of the first JP film, I was hoping LEGO would be doing a series of commemorative sets. Instead, it's more sets based on Dominion dreck.

The Allosaurus will probably reuse the Baryonyx/Indoraptor body. Maybe if we're really lucky, it'll actually have new hind limbs.

If anything, they should have done a Demon Carno since they already have a sculpt for it.

[suspsy]

Now here is some promising news.

The Dilophosaurus Ambush: $19.99 | 76958
The Velociraptor Escape: $34.99 | 76957
The Search for the Triceratops: $49.99 | 76959
The Discovery of the Brachiosaurus: $79.99 | 76960
Visitor Center: Attack of the T-Rex: $119.99 | 76961

https://9to5toys.com/2022/11/25/lego-jurassic-park-30th-anniversary-sets/?fbclid=IwAR3fI7dABFI7Ldf1-22fzgTmg37EvECd6TjkKxtxwmoWZjVztLQkYDoxAB8

Presumably the Brachiosaurus will be a poseable figure like the other LEGO dinosaurs as opposed to being brick-built.

[Roselaar]

Now here is some promising news.

The Dilophosaurus Ambush: $19.99 | 76958
The Velociraptor Escape: $34.99 | 76957
The Search for the Triceratops: $49.99 | 76959
The Discovery of the Brachiosaurus: $79.99 | 76960
Visitor Center: Attack of the T-Rex: $119.99 | 76961

https://9to5toys.com/2022/11/25/lego-jurassic-park-30th-anniversary-sets/?fbclid=IwAR3fI7dABFI7Ldf1-22fzgTmg37EvECd6TjkKxtxwmoWZjVztLQkYDoxAB8

Presumably the Brachiosaurus will be a poseable figure like the other LEGO dinosaurs as opposed to being brick-built.

It all sounds very promising! But looking at the price ranges, most sets may turn out disappointing compared to what Lego could have done with it.
Still, I'm happy they acknowlegde the 30th anniversary of JP like this at all! 

[DinoFan2010]

OOH! We haven't had a proper JP Lego set in the mainline since 2018! I'm excited!

[SpartanSquat]

I hope the brachiosaurus will be like the ones from lego jw the game.
It could be weird if its built by pieces like the avatar fauna from the lego line

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

I'm interested to see what the Brachiosaurus and Dimetrodon sets look like...

[suspsy]

Here's some alleged details about the 30th anniversary sets. Hopefully they prove to be accurate.

https://www.brickfanatics.com/lego-jurassic-park-30th-anniversary-sets

[suspsy]

Images have dropped.

[GiganotosaurusFan]

I don't comment really often, but that Brachiosaurus is so cursed.
WHY DOES A BRACHIOSAURUS HAVE THEROPOD TEETH?!
Honestly, no effort was put into this.

[Lynx]

I dunno if it's just me, but I feel like after the FK Manor set, the quality went way down for LEGO, oddly enough.

[suspsy]

Me, I'm most disappointed by how the Brachiosaurus's torso appears to be one solid piece with no limb articulation.

[Avian]

Inaccuracies aside, I think that the Brachiosaurus looks very aesthetically pleasing. I find it a bit tedious to worry about accuracy when it comes to LEGO toys meant to resemble inaccurate models in the first place, so I'm pretty happy about how it turned out.

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

Oh man! A little more articulation might have been nice, but I'm excited by that Brachiosaurus!

[BlueKrono]

They still sleepin on that Mosasaurus, huh?