What film scene does Indominus rex Breakout recreate?

It's based on the escape of the hybrid dinosaur Indominus rex from its enclosure, a pivotal scene from the 2015 film Jurassic World.

How many minifigures come with set 75919?

The set includes four minifigures alongside its 1,156 pieces and 276 unique parts.

Does the enclosure wall actually break apart?

Yes, the paddock section is built with a breakaway mechanism so it can be opened during play, matching the escape scene from the film.

Jurassic World

Indominus rex Breakout

Set 75919 Indominus rex Breakout is part of the LEGO® Jurassic World range, built around the moment the genetically engineered Indominus rex escapes its containment in the 2015 film. With 1,156 pieces and four minifigures, it combines a breakable enclosure, a vehicle and human characters into one playable scene.

Set number: 75919
Year: 2015
Pieces: 1,156
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Jurassic World
Different parts: 276

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 276

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 4

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Description

What 1,156 pieces build

The set splits its 1,156 pieces across three main elements: a section of collapsible paddock wall, additional park-security scenery, and a vehicle for the human characters to respond in. That spread makes it more of a playable scene than a static dinosaur model, since the build supports an actual sequence of play – breakout, pursuit and containment – rather than just standing on a shelf once finished. Across 276 unique parts, there's enough detail in both the enclosure and the vehicle to keep each section visually distinct.

A wall built to fail

The paddock wall is designed with a breakaway mechanism, letting builders recreate the containment failure at the centre of the set rather than just displaying an intact structure. It's a small but effective piece of engineering that turns a static building section into something you can actually play through. Paired with the accompanying vehicle, it gives the set a clear before-and-after: enclosure intact, then breached, with the human minifigures reacting to the escape rather than standing around a finished diorama.

The scene behind the set

Indominus rex Breakout is built around a pivotal moment in the 2015 film Jurassic World: the escape of a genetically engineered hybrid dinosaur from an enclosure believed to be secure. Rather than an arbitrary dinosaur build, it recreates a specific, well-known scene that sets the plot of the film in motion, which gives the finished model a clearer narrative than many standalone dinosaur sets offer. Fans of the franchise will recognise the paddock layout immediately.

Cool greys instead of bright colours

Dark bluish grey and light bluish grey dominate the palette, with blue and black filling in mechanical and security details – a deliberately restrained mix that evokes concrete and steel rather than the bright colours often used for dinosaur sets. It gives the model a harder, more technical look that suits the containment-facility setting. The colour breakdown on this page lists exactly which greys and blues appear, useful for separating enclosure pieces from vehicle parts, or for tracking down a specific replacement piece among the 276 unique parts.

FAQ

What film scene does Indominus rex Breakout recreate?: It's based on the escape of the hybrid dinosaur Indominus rex from its enclosure, a pivotal scene from the 2015 film Jurassic World.
How many minifigures come with set 75919?: The set includes four minifigures alongside its 1,156 pieces and 276 unique parts.
Does the enclosure wall actually break apart?: Yes, the paddock section is built with a breakaway mechanism so it can be opened during play, matching the escape scene from the film.