LEGO Set Reveal – Dinosaur Fossils: T. rex Skull 76964

The latest reveal from the Jurassic World LEGO theme is one to stir the heart of every explorer, wannabe archaeologist and dinosaur enthusiast.

Dinosaur Fossils: T. rex Skull 76964 offers brick-built fans a chance to construct the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex skull that has featured in the Jurassic Park logo for many years, along with a fossilised footprint and info plaque, making it a stand-out set for AFOLs to display at home.

Younger builders will also be interested in getting hold of the recently announced Baby Dinosaur Rescue Center 76963, which we’ll also take a look at below. But for now, let’s cast our Pterodactyl’s gaze over the primary model…

What Is the Release Date for Dinosaur Fossils: T. rex Skull?

The new Jurassic World set will be released on 1 January 2024.

How Much Is the LEGO 76964 Model?

Dinosaur Fossils: T. rex Skull is priced at £34.99 – see it on the LEGO store.

What Is the Brick Count?

Jurassic World 76964 Tyrannosaurus Rex skull contains 577 pieces, making it a medium-scale build for LEGO enthusiasts.

How Many LEGO Minifigures Are Included?

N/A.

LEGO Jurassic World Dinosaur Fossils: T. rex Skull – Features

Dinosaur Fossils: T. rex Skull 76964 is the perfect gift for budding palaeontologists and marks the first Jurassic World set intended for display purposes. The inclusion of ‘Dinosaur Fossils’ in the set name may hint at future crania models to come from other dinosaurs, which could, in time, result in a unique collection forming.

The T. rex is one of the most iconic monsters from the Jurassic period, though some scientists now theorise that it may not have been the predator we know from the Steven Spielberg film series but more of a cautious scavenger. The LEGO model skull includes an opening jaw, an info plaque, a hidden piece of amber at the rear of the model, and a fossiled footprint of the creature’s three-toed claw.

The model is marketed towards kids aged 9 and over, though we suspect the new set will also prove popular with nostalgic grown-ups who grew up with the original film.

Baby Dinosaur Rescue Center

Another Jurassic World set was also revealed at the same time as the T. rex – Baby Dinosaur Rescue Center 76963.

This cute collection includes a few human minifigures and plenty of baby dinosaurs, including an Ankylosaurus, Triceratops and Velociraptor. There’s also an adult flying Pteranodon to contend with. The set included special LEGO Starter Bricks to give young buildings a more straightforward construction process.

The model also comes with a brick-built, 4-wheel-drive off-road vehicle, a feeding area with a shed wall, a research area with solar panels, a cave wall, and a computer workstation.

The set will be released on 1 January 2024, priced at £34.99.