After the first visual, here is the list of sets from the LEGO Jurassic World mini-range that will accompany the film's release in June 2015.

The public prices not being available, it is difficult to guess the exact content of each of the boxes only by their denomination except for the creatures which will be distributed over all six sets.

Note that the Dilophosaurus is present in this range, it will undoubtedly make an appearance in the film ...

The official LEGO catalog which presents all the products that will be available in the first half of 2015 does not reveal much about the LEGO Jurassic World range but does give us precise information on the number of sets expected in June: 6 boxes will be marketed to accompany the film's release.

In the illustration visual, we can assume that the guy at the bottom right is Chris Pratt aka Owen in the film and that the scientist on the tower at the top right is Dr. Henry Wu (played by comic actor Wong ).

We find well on this image the T-Rex And two raptors whose figurines were recently unveiled via the Chinese site taobao.

It is done : The Jurassic Park project led by Senteosan has just reached the threshold of 10.000 supporters, which allows it to move on to the second phase of the long selection and validation process in force on the LEGO Ideas platform.

The project will now be examined by the LEGO team who will decide its fate: Commercialization or "vertical classification".

This passage to the next stage of a very well-crafted project raises many questions: LEGO having signed an agreement with Universal for the marketing of derivative products around the film Jurassic World, does this set have a chance to see the light of day? in the LEGO Ideas range? Will the 10.000 fans who have supported the project be heard about their desire to see a set released in tribute to the first films of the Jurassic Park license?

The message is clear, it remains to be hoped that LEGO will hear it. Answer in a few months ...

In the meantime, I'll let you (re) discover the excellent promotional video of the project. It's so well done that it looks like an official LEGO ad:

The trailer for Jurassic World is available (a little ahead of schedule so as not to take a back seat with the release announced on Friday of the trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens) and it has its effect.

The pitch of the film is not a revolution (A park with lots of visitors, genetic manipulations, disaster, you have to run ...) but I must admit that at the sight of these new images, Jurassic Park nostalgia suddenly invades me ...

I just hope the concept of an angry evil mutant dinosaur being chased by Chris Pratt (worried eyebrow) on a motorbike accompanied of raptors Tamed will not turn Jurassic World into a bad (luxury) Z-series TV movie.

As for the LEGO sets, I put on a box containing a motorcycle, Chris Pratt, and some raptors ...

Since the end of October, projects based on the Jurassic Park license have once again been released on the LEGO Ideas platform, with LEGO having reached an agreement with Universal, which holds the license, for the commercialization of products derived from the film. Jurassic World.

If the projects around the Jurassic Park universe uploaded by Senteosan are all really accomplished and perfectly reproduce the different character-defining elements of the Jurassic Park universe, we know that LEGO will not produce brick-based dinosaurs and that some LEGO minifigures, like the T-Rex, will reuse the molds from the Dino range marketed in 2012.

The two projects presented here have already gathered many supporters: More than 8000 for the scene above and more than 6000 for the Stegosaurus below, but even reaching the threshold of 10.000 supporters, necessary to move on to the next phase of the selection process, a priori they have no chance of being marketed as is. LEGO will perhaps be inspired by it to offer the few boxes in homage to the Jurassic Park trilogy that fans are hoping for ...

You can always give your support to the creator of these projects, history of supporting the artist and rewarding him for the work accomplished.