Review: LEGO Jurassic World 75927 Stygimoloch Breakout

Today we are interested in the second set of the LEGO range Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom which features an enclosure and a dinosaur which inevitably tries to escape: The reference 75927 Stygimoloch Breakout (222 pieces - 39.99 €).

The enclosure is here attached to a small laboratory, it is always that taken. It is obviously Dr. Henry Wu (BD Wong) who officiates in the lab in question and this set has at least the merit of allowing us to obtain a new minifigure of the character.

Until now, you had to buy the set 75919 Indomins Rex Breakout, sold 129.99 € either the most expensive box of the range marketed in 2015, or the special edition from the LEGO Jurassic World video game to get a Dr. Wu minifigure.

The set offers a minimum of playability with the various integrated mobile elements: The enclosure door opens by sliding upwards, the door and the window of the laboratory give way under the blows of the Stygimoloch.

No fun for hours, but this set is once again a addon almost correct for a fan who already owns a few other boxes. Here, the enclosure is at least closed and the set is not satisfied with a piece of fence ...

The minifig endowment is very limited. We are therefore satisfied here with a fairly neutral Dr. Henry Wu and a guard armed with a hypodermic rifle with a generic outfit already seen in several other sets of the same range.

For those wondering, the Stygimoloch is not a hybrid dino cobbled together by Wu. It is a real dinosaur. Too bad the LEGO minifigure looks more like a DUPLO toy than anything with this look ...

40 € for that is once again really too expensive for an interesting character whose minifigure is still very basic and for a dinosaur as exclusive to this set as it is. As for the set 75931 Dilophosaurus Outpost Attack, a simple quad would have brought a little playability by allowing the guard to go in pursuit of the Stygimoloch ...

It's a shame, even if we manage to find some good sides to these Jurassic World sets, their high public price always ruins the party ...

Obviously, I say no. It's too expensive and everything in this set is ultimately just a pretext to sell us a dinosaur figurine exclusive to this box.

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