How many minifigures come with set 75938?

It includes 4 minifigures, covering both the human crew and the vehicle/mech side of the scene.

What does this set actually build?

Primarily two models: a poseable T. rex and an opposing Dino-Mech, plus additional accessories.

What colours dominate the set?

Dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black shape the mech and vehicle, with lime used as an accent colour.

Jurassic World

T. rex vs Dino-Mech Battle

Set 75938 belongs to LEGO®'s Jurassic World range and recreates a stand-off between a buildable T. rex and a mobile Dino-Mech. With 716 pieces, 4 minifigures and 240 distinct elements, it's a noticeably more complex build than a single-model set, aimed at builders who want a full scene rather than one static figure.

Set number: 75938
Year: 2019
Pieces: 716
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Jurassic World
Different parts: 240

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 240

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

Vic Hoskins with Black Hair fig-0060194 pieces × 1
Claire Dearing in Sand Green Shirt fig-0060204 pieces × 1
Owen Grady in Light Bluish Gray Shirt fig-0060214 pieces × 1
Danny Nedermeyer in Hawaiian Shirt fig-0060224 pieces × 1

Description

Two main builds in one box

The 716 pieces here don't go into a single model but two: a poseable T. rex with a moving jaw, legs and tail, and a Dino-Mech that acts as its opponent, alongside a smaller crew vehicle. With 240 different elements, the part variety is well above what you'd find in a simple display set, which makes for a more technical build process. If you like getting several models in one box and then staging a scene rather than just displaying one shape, this is built for that.

Four minifigures for a full scene

With 4 minifigures, the set has enough characters to cover both sides of the conflict, the human crew and, by extension, the mech they operate. That's enough to build play scenes beyond simply standing the models next to each other: figures can sit in the mech, climb out of the vehicle, or face off against the T. rex. For a set of this size, it's a solid figure count that appeals to both Jurassic World collectors and kids who want to act out a scene.

Grey, black and lime as the colour code

The palette of dark bluish grey, light bluish grey, black and lime is typical of the set's technical half: the muted greys shape the mech and vehicle, while lime works as an accent colour for warning markings, gear or lighting. That combination keeps the machinery visually distinct from the more organically coloured T. rex. Scanning the parts list shows exactly which mech elements come in which colours, useful if you're after specific pieces for your own builds.

Why the parts list is worth checking here

With 240 different elements packed into 716 pieces, the parts list rewards a closer look far more than a low-variety set would: you can look up specific pieces such as mech joints, grabbing claws or dinosaur-specific elements, whether to replace something missing or to plan your own modifications. Because the set covers two separate models, the breakdown also makes it easier to judge how much of the parts budget went into the mech versus the dinosaur.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with set 75938?: It includes 4 minifigures, covering both the human crew and the vehicle/mech side of the scene.
What does this set actually build?: Primarily two models: a poseable T. rex and an opposing Dino-Mech, plus additional accessories.
What colours dominate the set?: Dark bluish grey, light bluish grey and black shape the mech and vehicle, with lime used as an accent colour.