Which two dinosaurs does the set include?

The set includes models of the Indominus rex and the armoured Ankylosaurus, which can be posed facing off against each other.

How many pieces and minifigures does it come with?

Set 75941 has 537 pieces with 197 unique elements and 5 minifigures.

Are the dinosaurs poseable?

Yes, both models have moveable jaws, limbs and tails, so battle scenes can be recreated.

Jurassic World

Indominus rex vs. Ankylosaurus

The Indominus rex vs. Ankylosaurus set recreates one of the central confrontations from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Its 537 pieces build two poseable dinosaur models, joined by five minifigures for human-versus-dinosaur scenes. The reddish brown, grey and tan colours echo natural animal tones.

Set number: 75941
Year: 2020
Pieces: 537
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Jurassic World
Different parts: 197

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 197

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Spare parts (20)

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

Minifigures 5

Owen Grady fig-0018464 pieces × 1
Claire Dearing in White Outfit with Open Shirt fig-0089104 pieces × 1
Gray Mitchell with Short Legs fig-0089114 pieces × 1
Zach Mitchell (20597 Hair) fig-0089124 pieces × 1
Park Worker, Reddish Brown Jacket, Tan Legs, Cap fig-0089134 pieces × 1

Description

Two dinosaurs in one set

Rather than a single model, this set delivers two dinosaurs: the dangerous hybrid Indominus rex and the armoured herbivore Ankylosaurus, complete with its trademark tail club. With 537 pieces and 197 unique elements, there's enough substance for two poseable, well-proportioned models that can even be squared off against each other. Moveable jaws, limbs and tails mean both creatures are built for more than just standing on a shelf; they can actually be posed mid-scene.

Five minifigures for the film scene

Five minifigures round out the two dinosaur models and make it possible to act out the confrontation from the human characters' point of view, whether as an escape or a rescue scene. That sets this set apart from pure dinosaur-only builds, which often skip minifigures entirely, offering instead a fuller picture of the film's story. Anyone who prefers rebuilding scenes with several characters rather than displaying a single animal gets more to work with here.

Natural colours, detail and the parts list

The reddish brown, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and tan palette gives both dinosaurs a convincing, natural look without any bright, unrealistic tones. The parts list on this page details exactly which of the 197 unique pieces were used, particularly useful given the many specialised pieces for scale texture, teeth and joints. Anyone building a larger Jurassic World collection will find plenty of parts here that also suit custom dinosaur builds.

Comparing the two models

Although both dinosaurs share the same 537 pieces and 197 unique elements, Indominus rex and Ankylosaurus differ noticeably in build and stature: the Indominus rex comes across as a leaner, long-legged hunter, while the Ankylosaurus carries a broad, armoured silhouette that feels far more grounded. That contrast makes the set visually interesting even when the two models are displayed side by side rather than posed in direct confrontation, highlighting just how differently predator and prey are engineered within the Jurassic World range.

FAQ

Which two dinosaurs does the set include?: The set includes models of the Indominus rex and the armoured Ankylosaurus, which can be posed facing off against each other.
How many pieces and minifigures does it come with?: Set 75941 has 537 pieces with 197 unique elements and 5 minifigures.
Are the dinosaurs poseable?: Yes, both models have moveable jaws, limbs and tails, so battle scenes can be recreated.

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