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Jurassic Bricks has found a neat little infographic detailing the upcoming wave of LEGO Jurassic World sets that is set to be released in May/June. The image comes from an unofficial Jurassic World Facebook Page and it shows silhouettes of the dinosaurs and minifigures as well as building and vehicles for each set.

We first learned of some details of the sets when CapnRex101 did his report last week from the London Toy Fair. From this image, we now know the other names of the raptors in set 75920 as Delta and Echo. I saw on another image that one of the raptors is named Alpha so we’ll see which one it is later. Most of the other stuff we already had some details of from London. Obviously, there are some little things that are left off the image but for the most part, everything seems to match up.

Thanks to Alex for emailing this in via Eurobricks.

Pteranodon Capture (75915) – £19.99 – Similar to the LEGO Dino Tower Takedown (5883). Set includes 2 minifigures and a Pteranodon.

Dilophosaurus Ambush (75916) – £29.99 – Includes a new mold of the Dilophosaurus and also has 2 minifigures.

Raptor Rampage (75917) – £49.99 – Only set to have Chris Pratt’s character (Owen) which is very strange considering he is the main character. He rides a motorcycle and set also has two different colored Velociraptors named Blue and Charlie. The set also has a blue and white truck and 2 other minifigures.

T-Rex Tracker (75918) –

There’s a new image of some of the dinosaurs that will be appearing in Jurassic World. Some of these dinosaurs included in this image are the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Velociraptors, Dimorphidons, and the first-look at the new D-Rex. It also has gone through a name change since we last talked about it which went from Diabolus Rex to Indominus Rex.

How does that translate to the leaked LEGO mold we saw before? Notice the spikes on top of the head? The leaked LEGO white dinosaur mold also has these spikes on the head so it pretty much confirms that it will be the new D-Rex. Also note the coloring of the D-Rex is not as dark as the T-Rex but it seems LEGO made the coloring a little too white on their version. The other thing that kind of bugs me a little is that the D-Rex doesn’t look at big as the T-Rex. Maybe it’s just the angle but it does look a little smaller however the LEGO dinosaurs looks to be the same size.

We already have seen the confirmed list of the sets that will be coming out around June and the Ultra Dino (75919) set could be the one that the Indominus Rex appears in. Stay tuned as we’ll probably see more pics of the LEGO Jurassic World sets as we get closer to the release of the movie.

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JurassicWorld.org has revealed the official set names list of the upcoming LEGO Jurassic World sets. The image above comes from a Toys R Us UK inventory system. I’ve worked with the TRU inventory system and can confirm that the image is legit as well. Before we get to the list, be warned of potential SPOILERS that might come out of the set list.

Pteranodon Capture (75915)
Dilophosaurus Ambush (75916)
Raptor Rampage (75917)
T-Rex Tracker (75918)
Ultra Dino (75919)
Raptor Escape (75920)

From what we can see from the list, we get a wide variety of dinosaurs that will be included in the LEGO Jurassic World sets including Pteranodon, Dilophosaurus, Velociraptor, and T-Rex. The Ultra Dino set might include the Diabolus Rex (D-Rex) figure that we’ve seen leaked a few months ago. Now that you’ve seen the list, what do you think of the sets so far?

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Jurassic Bricks (Hoth Bricks subsidy) has found the first official image of the LEGO Jurassic World sets from a LEGO catalog. From what the image shows, there are four dinosaurs represented: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Pteranodon and two different colored Velociraptors. We can also see the Owen (Chris Pratt) and Dr. Henry Wu (B.D. Wong) minifigures as well as two unidentified characters. Also some keen-eyed readers noticed that Wu is holding a piece of amber which is a moonstone piece from the LEGO Monster Fighter line.

As for the setting, this could be one of the six new sets that will be released in the line. The image also notes the sets will be released in June when the movie premieres in the US on June 12th. Also note that the dinosaurs depicted are the same ones that were leaked on TaoBao a few months ago.

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In a press release (PDF) yesterday by Universal, they have officially announced the licensing partners for Jurassic World and as we already know, The LEGO Group will be one of the partners. There are five sets that are rumored to be in the wave and they will be available in May 2015.

We first heard of the LEGO Jurassic World sets when Chris Pratt, who plays the park keeper Owen, said that he has already seen the look of his LEGO minifigure in an interview. This will be Pratt’s third character to be a LEGO minifigure in two years with Emmet from The LEGO Movie and Star Lord from Guardians of the Galaxy being the first two.

Universal has been very tight-lipped on any leaked information for Jurassic World, including that video of the trailer, so we probably won’t be seeing any images of the LEGO sets any time soon. There’s a chance that we could hear/see something during the 2015 London Toy Fair in January or the New York Toy Fair in February. Stay tuned for more details of the LEGO Jurassic World sets as they become available.

Universal Partnerships & Licensing (UP&L) today announced that The LEGO Group will create original LEGO®products in conjunction with the release of Jurassic World, the long-awaited next installment in Steven Spielberg’s groundbreaking film series that will be released on June 12, 2015. The LEGO Group’s participation rounds out an overall branded toy campaign designed to bring the action, adventure and excitement of the film to audiences around