LEGO® Jurassic World 77978 Baby T. rex Transport Truck combines building a transport truck and a quad bike with a scene of luring a young dinosaur into a cage. The manufacturer recommends this set for ages 4 and up. Once the models are complete, the cage with the T. rex can be loaded onto the truck's flatbed.

Key Features

• This LEGO Jurassic World building set contains 115 pieces.
• Recommended age is 4 years and up.
• Children build two vehicles: a transport truck and a quad bike.
• The truck includes a cage for the baby T. rex.
• The truck with cage measures over 9 cm tall, 16 cm long and 7 cm wide.
• Set number 77978 is from 2026.

Once built, the child has two vehicles and a cargo model designed to transport the baby T. rex figure.

Use / Building

• Starter bricks make the first steps of building easier.
• Each bag contains a model and a character, so play and building can begin quickly.
• A simple illustrated instruction guide is included.
• In the LEGO Builder app, the model can be zoomed in, rotated in 3D, the set saved and building progress tracked.
• The side walls of the cage can be opened and the T. rex lured inside using a hot dog attached to the quad bike.
• The cage with the dinosaur can then be placed on the truck's flatbed.

Children can follow the pictures or 3D view and, once built, act out the entire T. rex transport scene described.

Packaging

• Two collectible LEGO minifigures are included.
• The packaging contains a green baby T. rex figure.
• Play accessories include a chicken leg and a hot dog on a stick.
• Packaging dimensions are approximately 260 × 189 × 60 mm.
• Product weight including packaging is 335 g.

One package contains ready-to-use characters, a dinosaur, vehicles and accessories for the cage and transport truck scene.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was created by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The company remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

You are getting a set from a brand that, since its founding in 1932, has remained connected to the founder's family.