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Set 76967 Little Eatie: T. rex
Jurassic World

LEGO® Little Eatie: T. rex

Little Eatie: T. rex (76967) builds a young Tyrannosaurus from the Jurassic World range. With 317 pieces split across 106 unique parts, it's unusually detailed for its size.

Set number
76967
Year
2025
Pieces
317
Minifigures
0
Theme
Jurassic World
Different parts
106
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 106

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (8)

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

Description

A creature, not a scene

There's no minifigure in this set; the build is entirely the T. rex figure itself. That fits the pattern of Jurassic World's smaller creature sets, which focus on a single posable animal rather than on vehicles or human characters. Without a minifigure to anchor scale, the dinosaur itself carries the whole set, which likely means joints at the jaw, legs and tail for some posability, though the exact range depends on the instructions. For collectors of Jurassic World sets, it's an addition that stands on its own.

Why so many unique parts

106 unique parts out of 317 pieces is a high ratio, meaning well over a third of the build relies on specialised shapes rather than repeated ones. That tracks with what a baby T. rex needs: a distinct skull, teeth, curved spine plates and legs each call for their own moulds if the finished figure is going to read as an animal rather than a blocky approximation. Builders who enjoy varied, small-scale sections rather than long repetitive runs will find plenty of that variety here.

Earthy, camouflage colours

Tan, dark orange, orange and black make up the colour scheme, a warm, earthy mix closer to reptile camouflage than to bright toy colours. It fits the way Jurassic World generally presents its dinosaurs, in muted, natural tones rather than saturated ones. Tan most likely forms the base body colour, with dark orange and orange handling patterning and shading, and black picking out contrast points such as eyes, claws or teeth. With no minifigure in the set, the colour work does most of the job of making the model recognisable at a glance.

Build size and display

At 317 pieces the set sits in the middle of the size range, though the high number of unique shapes generally means a slower, more varied build than a same-sized set built from repeating parts. Finished, the figure works as a standalone display piece, no extra scenery needed. The parts list on this page breaks out all 106 elements individually, useful for locating a specific piece for repairs or for other dinosaur builds.

FAQ

Does 76967 include a minifigure?
No, the set is made up entirely of the T. rex figure, with no minifigures included.
Why does the set have so many unique parts?
The dinosaur's head, spine and legs need specialised shapes, which is why 106 different parts make up the 317-piece total.
What colours does the model use?
Mainly tan, dark orange, orange and black, an earthy palette typical of dinosaur camouflage.

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