Dinosaurs
- Sets
- 17
- Since
- 2001
- Newest set
- 2001
A one-year theme from 2001 made up of 17 small dinosaur models. The biggest of them needs just 37 pieces.
17 sets
2000s
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About Dinosaurs
Babies, youngsters and adults
Several species appear at different ages. There is a Baby Ankylosaurus (5950-1) and a Young Ankylosaurus (The Stiff Lizard) (6723-1), both with 37 pieces, and the same pattern for the Brachiosaurus: Baby Brachiosaurus (5952-1) and Young Brachiosaurus (The Arm Lizard) (6726-1) each have 31 pieces, while the adult Brachiosaurus (6719-1) has 26. The Mosasaurus (6721-1), a marine reptile, rounds off the larger sets with 27 pieces.
Duplicate entries
Some models are listed under more than one number. Baby Ankylosaurus appears as both 5950-1 and 7000-1, and Baby Brachiosaurus as 5952-1 and 7002-1, each time with an identical piece count. It is worth checking the number on the box if you are trying to match a specific copy.
Why the size helps
With so few parts per model, these dinosaurs are among the easiest sets to rebuild from loose bricks. Load your collection into “What can I build?” on Bricoria and it will show which of the 17 you can already put together. For a child just starting out, a dinosaur of thirty-odd pieces is a manageable first model.
FAQ
- When were the Dinosaurs sets released?
- All 17 sets date from 2001.
- What is the largest set in the theme?
- Baby Ankylosaurus and Young Ankylosaurus (The Stiff Lizard) share the top spot at 37 pieces each.
- Is there a sea creature among the sets?
- Yes, the Mosasaurus (6721-1) with 27 pieces.