Jurassic World

LEGO® Dinosaur Fossils: Triceratops Skull

The Triceratops Skull is part of the Jurassic World Dinosaur Fossils line and recreates a mounted skull fossil rather than a playable dinosaur. At 468 pieces, with one minifigure included, it's built more as a display piece than a toy. The sandy, bone-like colour scheme sets it apart from the brighter dinosaur sets in the wider range.

Set number
76969
Year
2025
Pieces
468
Minifigures
1
Different parts
170
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 170

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (14)

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

Minifigures 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

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Description

Built to look like bone, not plastic

Rather than a poseable dinosaur, this model is a static skull display, complete with the distinctive frill and horn shapes of a Triceratops. The build relies on layered, overlapping elements to suggest the texture of fossilised bone, rather than smooth, uniform surfaces. For a set of this size, that approach adds a surprising amount of surface detail, and the construction moves between broad shaping and small textural touches throughout the build.

A fossil-toned palette

Most of the model is built from tan and the darker dark tan, with black and medium nougat used for shading and finer detail. It's a deliberately muted, earthy palette that distinguishes the Dinosaur Fossils line from the more colourful dinosaur action sets. Of the 468 pieces, 170 are unique part types. The full parts list on this page covers every colour and quantity, useful if you're hunting for a specific piece or simply curious how the model is put together.

A nod to Jurassic World's dig sites

The set ties into the excavation and fossil-hunting side of the Jurassic World films rather than the dinosaurs themselves running loose. The included minifigure works well as a palaeontologist or excavation assistant, fitting neatly into a dig-site diorama with tools or barrier tape. Compared with the poseable dinosaur figures elsewhere in the range, this model is really about the finished display piece, closer to a small natural history exhibit than a toy on its own.

Displaying it as a shelf piece

Its compact footprint makes the skull easy to place on a shelf, desk or in a small cabinet without taking up much room. If you already own other sets from the Dinosaur Fossils line, several skulls look good arranged together as a small collection. The parts list on this page is handy for tracking down a replacement for any lost or damaged piece without needing to buy the whole set again, so the display stays complete over time.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the Triceratops Skull set?
The set has 468 pieces made up of 170 unique part types.
Is this a poseable dinosaur toy?
No, it's a static skull display rather than a moveable dinosaur figure. The included minifigure adds an excavation-themed scene alongside it.
What colours does the model use?
Mainly tan and dark tan for the bone effect, with black and medium nougat for detail. The exact breakdown is listed in the parts list on this page.

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