LEGO Ideas 21320 Dinosaur Fossils Building Kit (910 Pieces)

Great build, shipped promptly

missing 2 pieces of item no. 6034044

My grandson is going to be so excited to get this for his Birthday this year. What an incredible find from LEGO.

Wow! Fantastic challenge for any age kid. My 10 yo loved it! Any they are beautiful to look at and I imagine collectibles.

I enjoy building lego creatures rather than buildings and such. These were so fun. A few parts i almost lost my mind over. And I’m still afraid it’s gonna just pop and pieces will fly everywhere but i wish i had the exact same set to build again just ... different. Challenging. Looks soooo cool and again fragile. My T. rex is fierce

Kids love it..I love it :) its LEGO, ofcourse its great. Typical LEGO quality and QC. Never had a missing part.

Its the real LEGO set, it was a little cheaper than buying anywhere else, came quickly, and is not missing any pieces.

Youd have to be living in a cave to not be aware of the Lego brand complete with animated movies. Small blocks snap together to build things. Cute. Obviously, Id never assembled a set and wondered who on earth would be so into this to take time to go visit a theme park, LegoLand? I saw the announcement before they released this set of dinosaurs a year ago and being fascinated by all things dinosaur, tried to order the set, but months passed and frankly, I lost interest. Fast forward, I ordered the set spent an evening each to assemble the first two Dinos and can now officially say, Im completely won over and blown away! The T Rex and Triceratops are now front and center, occupying valuable desktop space, terrifying the tiny Lego Sapian skeleton man with the Indiana Jones hat, whos sprinting toward my desk blotter for cover! I burst out laughing every day I pass it; a super de-stressor during this time of social distancing at home! I opened the box having no idea what to expect of the 900+ pieces or how to proceed. Legos been doing this for a long time and I have to say I couldnt be more impressed with both their simple, organized instructions and packaging to walk you through it all. I doubt anyone who gets the set doesnt prioritize the T Rex as project number one. Whod keep a Rex waiting? There are 3 separate assembly booklets, one for each Dino. Inside the box are 6 separate plastic bags each clearly numbered, filled with the hundreds of parts. The first instruction designated selecting two of the numbered bags. Each bag was opened and spilled on my large work area into two discreet piles. I opened the Rex booklet, clearly illustrated in color and began. For anyone thats a first timer like me, I quickly realized beginning in that crude pile scenario is a a recipe for wasted time and frustration. Better: Segregate like parts together, separated by a little space so your eye can sweep the small communities for easy identification as you proceed. The T Rex is assembled in 150 different steps. Each step begins with a box on the page showing which pieces youll be working with. No words anywhere, only pictures. Vaguely like Ikea, but with far more detail, color and thought. Grab the 4 or 5 parts youll need for that step in front of you and do the step. I love that there are at times several parts that look very similar. To avoid confusion, they show you a box with all three similar parts with an X under the two you dont want and a check under the one you do. Extremely helpful. You walk through the steps and several hours later you have your completed figure. I was sure, with so many parts, they were certain to omit even just a few which would make a person extremely frustrated. Im thrilled to report, that just didnt happen. Every tiny part was there. Dont panic if you have a few small parts left. They actually supply a few extras that youre most likely to loose. The pieces themselves are made out of a material thats perfect for assembling, and the precision is incredible. Yes, theyre just blocks and pieces, but if they were not crisp and precise it could become a frustrating mess. Nope. Zero difficulty snapping together. Dont imagine you can multitask; watch videos or a TV show and do the build at the same time. You need to focus. This was really a satisfying pleasure both for the slow progression, precision, need for quiet concentration and then the final result, complete with touches of humor. If youve never done a Lego kit before, this might be a great one to start with especially since so many of us are locked away inside at home in these uncertain times. The quality, instructions, detail and final result is really astounding. Extremely impressed and can highly recommend for detail oriented people of any age!

I have this sitting with my Indiana Jones minifig....seems appropriate. It is a really fun set! The build isnt what Id consider challenging BUT its also not too simple. The bricks used tend to lean toward the specialized side of the spectrum, but given what youre building thats to be expected. Still, sometimes the techniques required are a bit fuzzy, given the small bricks used and the uniform color. At that though, it makes for a very entertaining time. The kit itself doesnt necessarily lend itself to improvisation as well as other kits, but then I dont have an issue with that...main thing here is the building and the learning of techniques, which can be applied to LEGO as a whole. Its a very good set, something a bit out of the ordinary, and scales well with minifigs. A solid kit, and a solid idea here. Very good!!!

My son is totally into dinosaurs. Other than the Jurassic World sets that leaves little for him. This is by far the favorite purchase (for me). The value of getting three things to build instead of just one. The detail of these dinosaur skeletons is great! They really look like something you might see in a museum. We are planning to put them on display in his room behind their own special plexi-glass wall!!