Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex) - Dark Orange Tiger Stripes
din02 · Jurassic World
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom · 2018
Figure ID
din02
Theme
Jurassic World
Year Released
2018
Rarity
Uncommon
Head
Large molded T-Rex head piece with articulated jaw, white printed teeth, black and yellow eyes, and detailed dark orange and brown tiger stripe printing.
Torso
Large molded T-Rex body piece with dark orange and brown tiger stripe pattern, textured scales, and small articulated arms.
Legs
Large molded T-Rex hind legs integrated into the body piece with large articulated feet and black claw printing.
Accessories
None, as this is a large molded creature figure rather than a standard minifigure.
Color Scheme
Tan primary body with dark orange, dark brown, and white accent printing, plus black eyes and claws.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing featuring intricate tiger stripes, mottled speckling along the flanks, detailed eye printing, and sharp tooth detailing.
Variants
There are several T-Rex mold variants across different Jurassic Park and Jurassic World waves featuring different coloration and printing details.
Condition Notes
Check for loose jaw articulation, scratching on the plastic eyes, wear on the printed stripes along the spine, and bite marks on the toes or tail.
Estimated Value
25 USD to 45 USD depending on condition and whether it comes with its original set.
Price (New)
Originated in sets ranging from 50 USD to 120 USD.
Compatible Sets
75929 T. rex Tracker, 75938 T. rex vs. Dino-Mech Battle
Character Background
The Tyrannosaurus Rex is the iconic apex predator of the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World franchise, famously featuring in climactic scenes across multiple films.
Design Notes
Uses the large brick-built style dinosaur mold introduced in the 2015 Jurassic World line, offering poseability at the neck, jaw, arms, and legs.
Similar Minifigures
Jurassic World T-Rex variants from 2015, 2019, and 2022 releases.
Collectibility
High demand among dinosaur enthusiasts and Jurassic Park/World completionists due to its iconic status and impressive shelf presence.
History
LEGO first introduced standard dinosaur figures in the 2000 Studios theme and 2001 Dino Island, evolving into the larger specialized molded creatures for Jurassic World in 2015.
Interesting Facts
The T-Rex jaw uses a rubber band mechanism in some variants, though this version relies on a secure plastic click-hinge for jaw positioning.
Display Suggestions
Display on a dedicated shelf or large diorama baseplate alongside Jurassic World vehicles, minifigures, and jungle foliage builds.
Modification Potential
Limited modification potential since it is a specialized molded creature piece rather than a modular minifigure.
Overall Assessment
An impressive, highly detailed, and playable creature figure that serves as the centerpiece for any Jurassic World collection.