Jurassic World lego

[Takama]

Pictures of the lego dinosaurs that tie in with the movie have been released.   Could this be the Creature we were all dreading?

[CityRaptor]

Looks like a Giganotosaurus...an evil arctic Giganotosaurus! Not sure if 3 or 4 fingers, but it seems to have a grasping hand.

Edit: Just saw another pic: It has 4 fingers and grasping hands.

[DinoToyForum]

That's definitely the new creature. The other leaked lego photos show versions of Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, and ?Compsognathus.

[Sim]

Here are the other leaked photos I was able to find: http://www.groovebricks.com/lego-jurassic-world-2015-leaked-dinosaurs-images/

That's definitely the new creature. The other leaked lego photos show versions of Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, and ?Compsognathus.

The 3 you named have all been made by Lego in the past with different colours and eye detail.  The last one was Coelophysis, so I'm guessing that's what it is in this set too.  Previous versions of it can be seen here: http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Coelophysis

[stargatedalek]

it also matches some recent concept art, so I'd say thats probably the real thing

[Roselaar]

Even though they are repaints, I love the new colour schemes. The D-Rex looks quite awesome, gives me better hope for its actual movie appearance.

[Sim]

The eyes are much better on these Jurassic World Lego dinosaurs than their predecessors!

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

The white coloration may be a nod to the carnotaurs in The Lost World. I am super-hyped now to see the 'real' creature. 

[CityRaptor]

The rest being repaints makes sense. The Lego Dinosaurs were already pretty much Lego Versions of Jurassic Park Dinosaurs to begin with.

And seriously, that guy in the link can't tell which Dinosaur is which?

[suspsy]

Meh. The colour schemes are nice, but I already own most of the Lego Dino sets. And I really have no faith whatsoever in this film.

[irimali]

Aside from the thumbs it's not a very interesting theropod.  I was at least hoping for therizinosaur claws.  Or ceratopsian horns.  Or some kind of pterosaur winged dragon thing.  Or a Utahraptor sized flying dromaeosaur.  This generic carnosaur is such a waste of potential.

I suppose we'll get to see it chasing Chris Pratt on his motorcycle through some kind of obstacle course, perhaps a construction site?  And he'll go up a convenient ramp and jump over a big ditch or something thinking the dinosaur won't be able to chase him but it'll totally do a sweet jump over the ditch and the chase will continue.

[Takama]

Aside from the thumbs it's not a very interesting theropod.  I was at least hoping for therizinosaur claws.  Or ceratopsian horns.  Or some kind of pterosaur winged dragon thing.  Or a Utahraptor sized flying dromaeosaur.  This generic carnosaur is such a waste of potential.

I suppose we'll get to see it chasing Chris Pratt on his motorcycle through some kind of obstacle course, perhaps a construction site?  And he'll go up a convenient ramp and jump over a big ditch or something thinking the dinosaur won't be able to chase him but it'll totally do a sweet jump over the ditch and the chase will continue.

Im actually glad this thing dose not have any weird features like wings and horns.   Makes the movie monster seem more believable to me.  Of course this is just a toy, and it could do something ridiculous in the actual movie

[irimali]

I figure the movie is going to lose credibility some other way anyway (naked raptors with pronated wrists perhaps?)  I'd rather see a Jurassic Park movie that doesn't take itself seriously than one that tries to but doesn't pull it off.

[Brachiosaurus]

Looks like a Giganotosaurus...an evil arctic Giganotosaurus! Not sure if 3 or 4 fingers, but it seems to have a grasping hand.

Edit: Just saw another pic: It has 4 fingers and grasping hands.

Apparently is called D-rex

[CityRaptor]

Yes I know that. Still looks like a Giganotosaurus.

[kreativtek]

Oh, the D-rex. Judging by the looks of the Lego figure, it will not be as bad as I was afraid. I like its colour scheme and sharp, geometrical lines of the sculpture. I was afraid the makers would experiment with genetic crossovers like they did in JP: Chaos Effect toyline. We all how it turned out for them, which is why I am really glad the D-rex will (supposedly) be just a bigger and stronger T-rex. Also, white-painted body suggests that the animal may indeed be able to change the colour of its skin in "Jurassic World".

As other figures, they're pretty neat. I look forward to seeing the whole sets, along with humans and vehicles.

[ChrisLikesDinosaurs]

Yup, that's the Indominus Rex. It's skin will be interesting in the film, with a slightly translucent effect. I'm looking forward to see it.

Also, while those Raptor molds are reused, those colors are fairly indicative of the Raptor packs individuality in the film.

[stargatedalek]

I figure the movie is going to lose credibility some other way anyway (naked raptors with pronated wrists perhaps?)  I'd rather see a Jurassic Park movie that doesn't take itself seriously than one that tries to but doesn't pull it off.

I can't agree more

I like that JP is embracing the mutant chimera side to their animals
I say go with realism or fantasy, if you dwell in the middle you only manage to confuse the general public and spread incorrect myths about dinosaurs

[LophoLeeVT]

there iiis also a new lego dilophosasurus

[Shadowknight1]

I figure the movie is going to lose credibility some other way anyway (naked raptors with pronated wrists perhaps?)  I'd rather see a Jurassic Park movie that doesn't take itself seriously than one that tries to but doesn't pull it off.

I can't agree more

I like that JP is embracing the mutant chimera side to their animals
I say go with realism or fantasy, if you dwell in the middle you only manage to confuse the general public and spread incorrect myths about dinosaurs

We already have the general media for that.