LEGO® DREAMZzz™ 71514 Dinosaur Fighter offers boys and girls aged 9 and up two alternative building options and room for their own stories. Characters, opponents and accessories allow for adventurous scenes to be played out.

Key Features

• More building options are provided by the 1,007-piece set, which can alternatively be built as a brontosaurus or a stegosaurus.
• Set number 71514 belongs to the LEGO® DREAMZzz™ series and its official year is 2026.
• The brontosaurus variant features a double tail and a detachable spaceship.
• The stegosaurus variant offers reinforced armour, a flaming tail and a separate spaceship.
• The model in brontosaurus mode measures over 23 cm in height, 44 cm in width and 14 cm in depth.
• According to the manufacturer, the set helps develop children's imagination.

Two differently equipped forms give children the freedom to change the model and play out their own stories.

Use / Assembly

• Building is accompanied by instructions presented in story format.
• Digital instructions are available in the LEGO Builder app.
• The app allows the model to be zoomed in, rotated in 3D and the building progress to be tracked.

Contents

• Stories can be brought to life with four minifigures: Logan, Cooper, the Nightmare Emperor and Arika.
• The set includes a diamond egg and two treasure creatures.
• Opponents include a grimspawn and three spiders.
• Equipment consists of three collectible swords, a scythe and a spear.

Characters, opponents and themed accessories provide diverse elements for playing out adventurous scenes.

About the Brand

• LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen.
• The company remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.
• The name LEGO was created by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".
• The current form of the LEGO brick was introduced in 1958.
• LEGO Group has committed to moving towards manufacturing LEGO bricks from more sustainable materials by 2032.

The set builds on a brand founded in 1932 and the form of the LEGO brick in use since 1958.