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Set 76970 Baby Dinosaur Dolores: Aquilops
Jurassic World

LEGO® Baby Dinosaur Dolores: Aquilops

This Jurassic World set builds Aquilops, nicknamed Dolores, a small dinosaur rendered in 339 pieces with 104 unique parts. There are no minifigures, so the whole set is built around one detailed creature model. Its colour scheme leans on warm, earthy tones rather than the bright colours used for many other Jurassic World sets.

Set number
76970
Year
2025
Pieces
339
Minifigures
0
Theme
Jurassic World
Different parts
104
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 104

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Spare parts (14)

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

Description

Part count and build detail

339 pieces and 104 unique parts is a high ratio of distinct shapes for a set this size, which usually points to a model with fine detail rather than large flat surfaces. That kind of part variety tends to show up in the head, legs and tail of animal builds, where smaller specialised pieces create curves and texture. Checking the parts list on this page by shape is a useful way to see where that detail is concentrated before starting the build. Sets built around a single creature often use this approach to keep the footprint compact while still reading as a recognisable animal.

The real Aquilops

Aquilops was a small plant-eating dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous, notable for its compact frame and short beak-like snout compared with larger horned dinosaurs it was related to. Giving it the name Dolores fits the Jurassic World franchise's habit of naming individual dinosaurs, including smaller and less dangerous species alongside its famous predators. A set built around a small herbivore rather than a large carnivore is a change of pace within the wider Jurassic World range. It also means the set stands apart from the franchise's usual focus on large predators, offering a calmer, smaller subject that still fits the same prehistoric setting as the rest of the range.

Colour palette and display

Tan and Medium Nougat form the bulk of the model, with Dark Red and Dark Tan used for what are likely markings, shading or smaller details. Together they give a naturalistic, earthy finish rather than bright plastic colours, well suited to displaying the finished dinosaur on a shelf alongside other creature builds. Without minifigures, the set works purely as a standalone model, useful for anyone building a small collection of Jurassic World dinosaurs by species rather than by scene. None of the four colours are exclusive to this set, so spare Tan or Medium Nougat pieces from other collections can often be used to extend or repair the model later.

FAQ

Was Aquilops a real dinosaur?
Yes, Aquilops was a small herbivorous dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous period, known for its compact build and short snout.
Does set 76970 include any minifigures?
No, the parts list shows no minifigures; the set is built entirely around the dinosaur model.
What colours make up the dinosaur model?
Tan and Medium Nougat dominate, with Dark Red and Dark Tan used for accents and detail.

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