Studios Jurassic Park III

LEGO® Spinosaurus Attack Studio

Spinosaurus Attack Studio is a Studios set linked to the film Jurassic Park III, released in 2001. It has 186 pieces and 2 minifigures.

Set number
1371
Year
2001
Pieces
186
Minifigures
2
Different parts
92
What can I build with it?

Parts list 92

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (3)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 2

Description

A film set inside a film theme

The Studios range does not just let you build a movie scene; it lets you build the set where it is shot. This model picks up the Spinosaurus, the best-known new threat of the third Jurassic Park film. So you assemble a filming environment in which the attack is staged. That makes the set part play scene and part stage backdrop, brought to life by its two minifigures and leaving plenty of room for your own directing ideas. You can rearrange the scene at will, for instance with extra figures or a different camera angle.

White, grey, black and brown

The main colours are white, light grey, black and brown. They suit a studio full of equipment and scenery, with brown standing in for prehistoric terrain. The pale tones keep the set versatile: white and light grey fit into many projects, such as buildings, vehicles or landscapes. If you like building your own dinosaur scenes, the brown parts also make a useful addition to your stock when you need earthy tones. The muted colours combine easily with other sets without making the overall look restless.

84 part types in 186 bricks

With 84 of the 186 pieces being different, the set holds a lot of special shapes. Building scenery calls for unusual parts, and the parts list shows it. The build changes rhythm constantly because hardly any step resembles the one before. Tinkerers will like that, since the many singletons suit your own constructions whenever you need an unconventional form, a bracket or a connection that standard bricks cannot provide. They can also be interesting as spare parts for older models.

Collect it or break it down

If you collect the Studios range, the set is a typical example of turning film production into a play world. If you only want the bricks, use the parts list on this page to see which shapes and colours it contains. The Can I build this? tool also shows which other models are possible when you combine these parts with your own collection, without having to buy anything extra. That saves money and turns an old set into fresh ideas.

FAQ

Which film does the set refer to?
Jurassic Park III. The set belongs to the Studios range and shows a filming environment.
How many pieces and minifigures are included?
186 pieces, 84 of them different, and 2 minifigures.
When was it released?
In 2001.

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