How many pieces and minifigures does set 76942 include?

It includes 309 pieces and 4 minifigures, plus a separately buildable Baryonyx dinosaur figure.

What colours make up most of the model?

Light bluish grey, black, white and yellow dominate the boat build, with the dinosaur figure standing apart in colour. The parts list on this page shows the exact breakdown.

Is this set better for play or for display?

The moveable joints on both the boat and the dinosaur point clearly towards play, though the finished scene also stands nicely on a shelf once building is done.

Jurassic World

LEGO® Baryonyx Dinosaur Boat Escape

Set 76942 in the LEGO® Jurassic World range turns a boat chase into a tabletop scene: 309 pieces from 2021 built around a buildable Baryonyx figure and the vessel it's chasing. Four minifigures and 146 different parts keep the build varied from start to finish.

Set number: 76942
Year: 2021
Pieces: 309
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Jurassic World
Different parts: 146

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 146

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Description

A chase set built for action

Boat-versus-dinosaur scenes are a recurring format in the Jurassic World range, and 76942 follows that pattern closely: a water vehicle on one side, a poseable Baryonyx on the other, ready to turn a calm scene into a chase in seconds. Expect an open deck, a small secondary vehicle or accessory, and joints at the dinosaur's head, jaw and legs that let it lunge or turn during play. Checking the full parts list on this page is the quickest way to see exactly which pieces belong to the boat and which make up the dinosaur, and how the colours are split between them.

Where it sits in the range

At 309 pieces, this set lands in the mid-size bracket of the Jurassic World lineup: substantial enough to read as a proper scene, but manageable within a single sitting rather than stretching across several evenings. The 146 unique parts keep the build from feeling repetitive, mixing structural pieces with smaller detail elements rather than relying on long runs of identical bricks. For collectors who already own the larger display sets, it works well as a quicker build alongside them rather than a replacement, and it slots easily onto a shelf next to other mid-size Jurassic World vehicles.

A restrained colour scheme

Light bluish grey, black, white and yellow make up the bulk of the boat, a fairly standard palette for vehicle-focused Jurassic World sets and one that reads clearly as functional, working equipment rather than decoration. That restraint gives the Baryonyx room to stand out once it's placed next to the finished boat, since the dinosaur figure usually carries its own separate colour scheme. Every part on this page is listed with its colour, so it's easy to check exactly which pieces go where before or during the build, or to plan a repaint for a custom project.

Four minifigures, open-ended play

The four included minifigures give the set room for rescue, chase or exploration play well beyond the boxed scene, letting the story shift depending on who's playing. They combine easily with figures from other Jurassic World sets already on the shelf, since the minifigure scale is consistent across the theme. The parts list on this page is also a useful starting point if some of those pieces end up repurposed in a custom build later on, since every element and its colour are recorded here, making it straightforward to plan a rebuild in advance.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 76942 include?: It includes 309 pieces and 4 minifigures, plus a separately buildable Baryonyx dinosaur figure.
What colours make up most of the model?: Light bluish grey, black, white and yellow dominate the boat build, with the dinosaur figure standing apart in colour. The parts list on this page shows the exact breakdown.
Is this set better for play or for display?: The moveable joints on both the boat and the dinosaur point clearly towards play, though the finished scene also stands nicely on a shelf once building is done.

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