Jurassic World

LEGO® Raptor & Titanosaurus Tracking Mission

This Jurassic World set builds a tracking mission around a nimble Raptor and one of the largest known dinosaurs, the Titanosaurus. Its 582 pieces and 3 minifigures create a scene with a vehicle and two dinosaur models.

Set number
76973
Year
2025
Pieces
582
Minifigures
3
Different parts
289
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Parts list 289

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Minifigures 3

Description

Two very different dinosaurs

The Raptor is the franchise's classic nimble, dangerous hunter and appears in some form in almost every Jurassic World set, while the Titanosaurus represents one of the largest land animals in the films, built for sheer scale. That contrast between small and agile versus huge and powerful shapes the whole set. As part of the Jurassic World range's 2025 line-up, this set is one of several that isolate one specific object or moment rather than covering everything at once. As with comparable sets, it's worth checking the exact set number to avoid confusion with similarly named models.

Pieces, colours and minifigures

582 pieces across 289 unique parts give this set the highest part variety in this batch, split between the dinosaurs, vehicle and gear, backed by 3 team minifigures. Black and light bluish grey shape the vehicle and equipment, while reddish brown and dark bluish grey colour the dinosaur skin. Moveable jaws and limbs add play value to both creatures. Skimming the parts list on this page quickly shows which colours dominate and which only appear in small accents. Anyone hunting for a specific part in a specific colour is better off checking the parts list directly than guessing from the box art.

Gear for the tracking team

Alongside the two dinosaurs, an off-road vehicle with accessories rounds out the set, supporting the team's tracking and pursuit mission. Small tools and tracking-device accessories for the minifigures reinforce the mission-style framing of the scene. For a set this size, expect more than one sitting to finish it, depending on how much time is available at once. A tidy, sorted workspace makes a noticeable difference when working through the smaller, more detailed sections.

Who it suits

This set suits dinosaur fans who enjoy pairing creatures of very different scale in one scene, and anyone collecting Jurassic World sets by size class. The full parts list is on this page. Anyone unsure about the model can use the piece count and listed colours to get a clearer sense of its finished size and character. In the end, a quick glance at piece count, colours and minifigure numbers is usually enough to judge whether a set fits a collection.

FAQ

Which dinosaurs are included?
A Raptor and a Titanosaurus, two models of very different scale.
How many minifigures come with the set?
Set 76973 includes 3 minifigures.
How high is the part variety?
582 pieces spread across 289 unique parts, unusually high for the set's size.

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