Review : LEGO Jurassic World 75933 T. rex Transport

We continue today with the LEGO set Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom 75933 T. rex Transport (609 pieces - 74.99 €) which is marketed directly by LEGO and which is also exclusive to Toys R Us (69.99 €).

The particularity of this set is that LEGO having chosen to use the T-Rex mold already seen in two sets of the Dino range marketed in 2012, 5886 T-Rex Hunter et 5887 Dino Defense HQ and obviously in the Jurassic World set 75918 T-Rex Tracker (2015), the truck was built around the dinosaur. I am exaggerating, but I must not be far from the truth.

The truck is also rather successful, but in my opinion it is not at all suitable for transporting such a creature. In what world would a T-Rex of this size sit wisely in its undersized trailer with a very high center of gravity without tipping it over and without destroying the driver's cabin with a jaw?

This truck is far too small to properly perform its mission but the scale gap between the dino and the transport truck here helps make the T-Rex a more impressive one. This is undoubtedly what LEGO wanted to achieve with this rendering chibi of the truck.

Let's stay positive: If we forget the scale problem, the truck is still more interesting than the shapeless machine seen in the set 75918 T-Rex Tracker marketed in 2015.
I guess the dinosaur is loaded with a crane, access to the trailer is only possible from the sides and I doubt a pissed off T-Rex will agree to wisely come and pull over so the guards can close the side panels .

The two side panels of the trailer can also be opened, it is always that taken and we obtain a kind of platform undoubtedly exploitable for other staging out of your imagination. The tractor can be detached and LEGO has provided a retractable stand so the trailer can stay in place.
As a whole, the truck is neutral enough to be used for example on a construction site in a CITY diorama. There is no logo on the trailer and the few stickers present do not directly associate the vehicle with the Jurassic World universe.

In addition to the truck, LEGO provides a small mobile lab with a computer for sequencing dinos' DNA, the side panels of which fold up for easy transport.
The problem is that there is no place to store this lab in the truck. You can still put it in the trailer, but the T-Rex probably won't agree to share the little space it has with this accessory. I would have gladly done without this small construction against a reduction in the public price of the set.

The only identified character delivered in this box is Zia Rodriguez, the film's veterinarian, played on screen by actress Danielle Pineda.
Nice pad printing on the torso of the minifig with a t-shirt bearing the DPG logo (Dinosaur Protection Group). The legs are also very detailed: They are molded in two colors with a white pad printed band on three sides at the level of the feet. The face of the minifigure is successful, we find the big red glasses worn by the actress in the film. For the hair, it is more questionable.

Usual outfit already seen in several other sets of the range for the two goalkeepers with some accessories to vary appearances.

Finally, LEGO delivers here a variant with lighter tones of the T-Rex already seen in the sets mentioned above. Collectors will be delighted. As a bonus, we get a baby green dino also available in the set 75931 Dilophosaurus Outpost Attack.

In the end, a set with a vehicle and a big dino, it's always good to take (on sale). The endowment in minifigs is in my opinion a little light for 74.99 € and a second important character of the cast would have been welcome.

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