Jurassic World’s Baby Bumpy Finally Gets The Adorable Lego Set It Deserves

Unless you have billions of dollars, a team of the smartest scientists in the world, and desire to be eaten alive by genetically modified prehistoric creatures, you probably won’t be running your very own Jurassic Park. What you can do–and at a much affordable rate thanks to the Velociraptors scaring people away–is build a dinosaur playground with Lego bricks. And while there are multiple Jurassic World kits with ferocious carnivores, the new Ankylosaurus set is far more likely to lead to repeat customers. After all, if park visitors are consumed by a T-Rex, it’d be quite tricky for them to buy tickets. Plus, this Ankylosaurus Lego set is Baby Bumpy, the absolutely adorable little dino who deserves at least the same level of adoration as Baby Yoda.

The 358-piece Baby Bumpy Lego set is one of three new sets in the Jurassic World collection that released this week. It’s a small-scale build that only costs $25 at Amazon. If you’re looking for more Lego sets, you’re in luck: Lego released over 100 new building kits this week.

Lego Jurassic World: Baby Bumpy (358 pieces)

Based on the “tiny” Ankylosaurus from the Jurassic World animated series Camp Cretaceous, this little dude should be a great addition to Lego playgrounds or on your shelf as a display piece. It has multiple posable components, including its jaw, head, tail, and legs. There are 358 pieces included in the set, which can be used to build Bumpy and some vegan snacks for the cute herbivore.

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Lego Jurassic World: Allosaurus Transport Truck (588 pieces)

For something on the completely opposite end of the cuteness spectrum, you can also check out the Lego Jurassic World Dinosaur Missions: Allosaurus Transport Truck. Featuring the impressive carnivore–which has movable arms, legs, head, and an opening jaw–you’ll also get minifigures of Darius, Kenji, Yaz, and a guard in this second Camp Cretaceous set. The kit comes with a buildable semi-truck that has a dinosaur cage on the trailer, a quad bike and a few more accessories. This 588-piece one is available now at Amazon, and is priced at $90.

Lego Jurassic World: Stegosaurus Discovery (420 pieces)

Lastly, the $65 Lego Stegosaurus Discovery set is another entry in the Dinosaur Missions collection. You’re getting a molded Stegosaurus with movable legs, a small Velociraptor figure, and minifigures of Ben and Sammy to build. The set also includes pieces to build a tree lookout base with two detachable sections and an off-road vehicle with a trailer.

The trio of new additions to the Lego Jurassic World collection expand what was already a fairly expansive lineup. If you want to make your own Jurassic Park, you’ll probably want more dinosaurs. To help you with that, check out the Amazon’s deals on Lego Jurassic World building sets below:

Lego Jurassic Park/World Deals at Amazon

• Visitor Center: T-Rex & Raptor Attack (693 pieces) — $108 ($130)
• Brachiosaurus Discovery (512 pieces) — $64 ($80)
• Dinosaur Fossils: T-Rex Skull (577 pieces) — $32 ($40)
• Dilophosaurus Ambush (211 pieces) — $16 ($20)
• T-Rex Dinosaur Breakout (140 pieces) — $40 ($50)
• Baby Dinosaur Rescue Center (139 pieces) — $32 ($40)
• Triceratops Research (281 pieces) — $40 ($50)

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