As we continue to wait in anticipation for this year's LEGO Jurassic World D2C of 76968 T.rex Skeleton, some official pictures have been released showcasing some of the themes Summer 2025 sets. Universal has revealed its list of confirmed brand partners for the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth movie and unsurprisingly the Danish toy manufacturers are on this list.
Along with this confirmation of LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth sets, various merchandise items have been presented based on the blockbuster including a first look at four brand-new LEGO Dinosaurs. These are a Spinosaurus, a Titanosaurus, a Quetzalcoatlus and a Mosasaurus. All four will be released in this summer's wave of sets for LEGO Jurassic World which reportedly also includes a Velociraptor and T-rex.
Spinosaurus
The Spinosaurus is considered one of the largest carnivore dinosaurs, measuring over 17 metres in length and weighing up to nine tones. It's no surprise that this large dinosaur will also be a fair size in LEGO form, similar to previous LEGO Jurassic World T-rex designs. However, the Spinosaurus also includes a newly moulded ridge/sail on its back along with a two-part tail.
Titanosaurus
Another very large dinosaur is the Titanosaurus which can grow up to 40 metres long. It has both a long neck and a massive tail which have both been translated here into moulded LEGO form. The overall dinosaur is very similar to 2023s Brachiosaurus but with that much longer tail and a new headpiece to capture the dinosaur's brown bulbous.
Quetzalcoatlus
The Quetzalcoatlus may have one of the most exciting and interesting names but is unfortunately just a recolour of an existing LEGO Jurassic World dinosaur. In particular, it's a recolour of the Pterosaur from 2022 which originally appeared in white. In 2025 however, the Quetzalcoatlus will appear in a sand blue colour scheme with slightly different printing around its face and on its wings.
Mosasaurus
Our fourth and final dinosaur based on Jurassic World Rebirth is in fact entirely brick-built rather than a much more expensive to produce mould. The Mosasaurus is a fan favourite and appears here in this brick-built form with moveable elements including its mouth, fins and long swooping tail. It comes in a very camouflage-esque colour scheme with small printed eyes included above its sharp teeth.
These four dinosaurs will appear across the following five LEGO Jurassic World sets, all releasing on the 1st of June 2025 and reportedly based on the upcoming Rebirth film: 76970 TBC Jurassic World ($24.99) - 339 pieces
76972 TBC Jurassic World ($34.99) - 285 pieces
76973 TBC Jurassic World ($99.99) - 582 pieces
76975 TBC Jurassic World 4+ set ($49.99) - 199 pieces
76976 TBC Jurassic World ($149.99) - 984 pieces
All four of these dinosaurs will be coming this summer for the LEGO Jurassic World theme but what do you think? Which is your favourite of the four dinosaurs? What else do you hope is included in the five Jurassic World sets releasing in June? Are you looking forward to the new movie releasing in July? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.