LEGO Jurassic World 76967 Little Eatie: T. rex Dinosaur Model Building Kit for Kids (Ages 7+)

Dive into the thrilling world of dinosaurs and prehistoric adventures with the LEGO Jurassic World 76967 Little Eatie: T. rex building kit — a must-have for young fans of action-packed stories and imaginative play. Inspired by the popular Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous TV show, this exciting set is perfect for kids aged 7 and above. The highlight is a buildable, fully posable T. rex model that’s ready to stomp, chomp, and roar through countless adventures. Kids can act out epic scenes using the movable head, tail, arms, legs, and opening jaws, while the included brick-built steak accessory adds an extra element of storytelling. Whether battling other LEGO dinosaurs or just stomping around in prehistoric roleplay, this set offers hours of creative fun. It’s a fantastic gift for boys and girls who love Jurassic World toys, LEGO dinosaur sets, and model building kits that challenge their imagination.

Key Features of LEGO Jurassic World 76967 Little Eatie: T. rex

🦖 Buildable T. rex Dinosaur Toy – Inspired by Camp Cretaceous, this fearsome LEGO dino includes movable jaws, limbs, head, and tail.

🎮 Highly Posable Design – Features articulated legs, arms, tail, and a snapping mouth for interactive play and dynamic posing.

🥩 Brick-Built Steak Accessory – Encourages imaginative roleplay with feeding scenarios or fun storytelling moments.

🧒 For Kids Ages 7+ – A fun and educational dinosaur gift set ideal for budding paleontologists or LEGO fans.

🌋 Jurassic World-Themed Adventure – Perfect for recreating scenes from the hit series or inventing new dinosaur tales.

🧱 Mix & Match Compatibility – Combine with other LEGO Jurassic World sets to expand the fun and storytelling universe.

🎁 Perfect Gift Idea – Great for birthdays, holidays, or surprise rewards for dinosaur enthusiasts.

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