We Build the LEGO Jurassic Park Triceratops Fossil Set, an Impressively Realistic Skeleton

Licensed LEGO sets are at their most popular these days, with plenty of movie and video game properties getting the brick treatment. Some intricate builds come from the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World franchises, with massive scale models of dinosaurs, fossils, play sets for kids, and everything in between. Some of my favorites have been the the more display-focused builds, including the massive LEGO Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossil set we put together last year. So if you're the proud owner of that behemoth, the new Triceratops Fossil build would look perfect right next to it (if you have enough space). The 1,154-piece set took around three hours to complete in one sitting, so as I normally do for my build articles for IGN, I threw on the first movie and locked in. This set comes spread among 10 numbered bags and one massive instruction manual. The opening pages of the manual offer some insight into both the Jurassic Park film and the anatomy and history of the triceratops, and they were genuinely interesting reads before fully diving in. I started with assembling the Dr. Gerry Harding minifigure, the Chief Veterinarian of Jurassic Park. He plays only a small role in the first film, appe