The Lego Dinosaur Hunter Series: A Review of the Sets and Creations

As I sat down to assemble and review the new Lego dinosaur hunter series, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and trepidation. The sets were a mixed bag, with some being more impressive than others, but overall, they showed great promise for fans of dinosaurs and action-packed Lego creations.

The first set I tackled was a sleek and futuristic vehicle that allowed me to jet around on my dining room table like a pro. The vehicle itself was built using Google+ live hangout technology, which made it easy to share the experience with others in real-time. It came equipped with launchers that warned against poking anyone's eye out, as well as blades that could be used to capture and contain dinosaurs.

I was particularly impressed by the way the blades worked, with some parts swiveling around to allow for a wide range of motion. The cockpit was also impressive, with a smooth and sleek design that made it easy to climb in and out. However, I did notice that the launchers were a bit awkward to use with one hand, as they required a bit more finesse than I had anticipated.

As I continued to assemble the vehicle, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at its sheer size and complexity. It was clear that the designers had put a lot of thought into creating a set that would be both fun and challenging to build. The inclusion of Lego bricks with markings for different dinosaurs added an extra layer of excitement to the experience, although I did find myself wishing there were more stickers – not because I love stickers, but because I'm a bit of a purist when it comes to Lego.

The next set I tackled was another vehicle, this one with a more rugged and adventurous design. It came equipped with blades that spun smoothly, as well as rockets that could be launched into the air for added excitement. The cockpit was also impressive, with a cleverly designed mechanism that allowed me to attach it to my hand like a glove.

As I continued to work on the set, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride at how it all came together. From the intricate details to the smooth and flowing movements of the blades, this set was clearly a labor of love for the designers. And while some parts were a bit tricky to assemble, the overall experience was well worth the effort.

The final set I tackled was perhaps the most impressive of all – a tiny little vehicle that came equipped with its own copter and launchers. It was clear that the designers had put a lot of thought into creating a set that would be both fun and challenging to build. The inclusion of Lego bricks with markings for different dinosaurs added an extra layer of excitement to the experience, although I did find myself wishing there were more stickers – not because I love stickers, but because I'm a bit of a purist when it comes to Lego.

Overall, I was impressed by the range and diversity of the sets in the dinosaur hunter series. Each one brought its own unique charm and excitement to the table, whether it was the sleek and futuristic design of the first set or the rugged and adventurous look of the second. And while some parts were a bit tricky to assemble, the overall experience was well worth the effort.

As I finished up my review of the sets, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the sheer creativity and imagination that had gone into creating them. From the intricate details to the smooth and flowing movements of the blades, it was clear that the designers had put their hearts and souls into bringing these dinosaurs to life in Lego form. And while some parts were a bit disappointing – namely, the over-reliance on stickers – I couldn't help but feel excited for what the future might hold for this series.

If you're a fan of dinosaurs or action-packed Lego creations, then the dinosaur hunter series is definitely worth checking out. With its range and diversity of sets, it's sure to bring hours of excitement and entertainment to fans of all ages. And who knows? Maybe one day, we'll see even more unique and innovative creations from this talented team of designers. Until then, I'll be eagerly anticipating each new set as they are released – stickers or no stickers!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthank you for watching liking commenting sharing and subscribing right now our dining room has been temporarily transformed into a dinosaur hunting ground of sorts with five Lego Dino or Dino sets just released picked them up all together for a little over $100 on lego.com with some specials uh and of course go. tag.com Lego if you care to support our Channel 5884 Raptor Chase 5886 T-Rex Hunter 5885 Triceratops Trapper 5883 T Pteranodon Tower and 5882 quilo physis Ambush those uh dinosaur names are are tricky and considering I'm not a paleontologist I'm doing my best but I do love Lego and I would say that these five sets will make a nice addition to my entire Lego collection and largely because of these guys the dinosaurs this is what what's probably most special about this particular series and the reason I chose these five sets not only because of the price points but because each of these is unique Not Just In Color necessarily but specifically in the type of dinosaur that uh they happen to release and each one of these dinosaurs I I I would say varies in terms of build quality uh the most disappointing was this little guy right down there in the T-Rex's Shadow and you have to give a camera a second to focus there's really nothing that you can move on this guy it's pretty much one solid piece of hard rubber uh of course the feet on every one of these dinos can be uh positioned on a peg board let's say um and some in some cases like this guy you can open and shut his mouth you can also move his wings the T-Rex of course is big and powerful you can move his jaw his arms his legs you can swivel his tail Triceratops you you can move his head up and down and you can also move his legs and I I thought this was uh probably my favorite out of the entire group of Lego Dinosaurs uh if only because you can move his uh his legs his arms his head JW snap shut uh really good for clamping onto objects the mini figs though themselves as I've knocked one over were kind of disappointing uh you know there's really nothing special about I'll just sit you down look three dupes between these five sets actually and another pair right there um a lot of duplicates there and that's kind of disappointing I don't know why they didn't add more variation with the Minifigs but as I said before the stars of the show are are really these guys and I think they did a fair job they could have done better and then in terms of the actual sets themselves uh some interesting uh components here including the ability to launch a net out of that with the little plunger there and the little Tower some rather uh unique pieces uh that you know could be used in other sets that you'd want to build a little would be a seemingly like a little raft of sorts that you could or jet ski that you could jet around on your dining room table with if you wanted to okay T-Rex I'm going to move you over here don't bite me please thank you appreciate that are you is he sneering at me I can't tell uh this particular vehicle built last night on a Google+ live hangout uh this went with the Triceratops has a few of these uh launchers they warn you not to poke someone's eye out with those uh and I think just about every one of the vehicles in this particular Series has at least one of those things uh this particular vehicle was a bit awkward to get into the uh cockpit you just remove this piece it doesn't actually swivel back uh and then you know snap into place again you you have to position it in front and that's just a problem if you're trying to do it with with one hand uh this part slides out of the back it's attached uh through one uh open I guess it would be part there uh and you can fit any dinosaur in there but it was built with the Triceratops in mind that big guy as I'm going to continue to knock over everything in front of me uh a couple of uh this I actually popped off sorry about that that's okay it's Lego as long as I put it on the right way again the beauty of Lego is that you can do that it's it's so simple uh these blades uh seem to be uh pretty uh I would say apparent in the entire series like on this vehicle you got blades in the front there blades sticking out here uh on this vehicle you have blades in the front kind of neat um on this one too this part swivels around moves ups and up and down so you can capture a Dinosaur by its neck and drag him through not that I would say that you should do that with any animal but you know if it's a dinosaur it's going to eat you you got to be careful uh let's just put that here for now little radar we make sure we get a signal um this component here has the image printed on uh most of the markings for the dinosaur hunter series uh were accommodated by way of stickers which was I would say the most disappointing part of the series uh too many stickers were involved and I I think that cheapens Lego by a massive degree and I know some people would disagree no I don't I don't want to have stickers you know I don't have to put them on I don't want to have a Lego piece that has you markings on it well I I would rather have the piece with everything on it without having to put sticker in place um that's just my perspective this piece by the way not a sticker that was uh that's actually painted onto the piece itself this tiny little vehicle fun even as I said has little rockets that you can launch off there's a little guy that that came with the uh copter behind it and that was I think a lot of fun to put together as well the blades spin pretty cleanly cockpit and uh if if I pick her up you'll see uh that underneath I can attach this particular piece beneath it to the hook and I don't think I'm going to be able to do that without using my hand there we go let's see if I can get it you know recording this in one shot trying to do everything at once sometimes a challenge so this would then be able to latch onto T-Rex over here and then you can carry t-rex with you across the dining room or whatever room in the house or backyard you wanted to take it um rather large this vehicle um and it it certainly is something that I have not seen from Lego before all in all um I would say uh pretty good spend uh if if I had a a Lego spend I'm happy to now have dinosaurs I'm not really a huge dinosaur fan but I am an adult fan of Lego if Lego continues with the series I would like to see a lot more variation in the mini figs uh quite a few more dinosaurs not just painting them a different color uh you know I'd like unique dinosaurs if I could I wouldn't call them mini figs uh but certainly they do belong in the Lego Universe and then the only other thing I would have to say is uh get rid of the stickers I stickers just really upset me I don't want stickers anymore so uh there you go uh guess an overview of those five sets that I purchased they're all kind of mixed in together as you know I'm prone to do with a lot of my Lego assemblies and Creations and uh so if you want the links you can check out the description for this video uh and if you have any other questions you'd like to ask feel free to drop me a line my email address chrisp pillow.com we'll see you laterthank you for watching liking commenting sharing and subscribing right now our dining room has been temporarily transformed into a dinosaur hunting ground of sorts with five Lego Dino or Dino sets just released picked them up all together for a little over $100 on lego.com with some specials uh and of course go. tag.com Lego if you care to support our Channel 5884 Raptor Chase 5886 T-Rex Hunter 5885 Triceratops Trapper 5883 T Pteranodon Tower and 5882 quilo physis Ambush those uh dinosaur names are are tricky and considering I'm not a paleontologist I'm doing my best but I do love Lego and I would say that these five sets will make a nice addition to my entire Lego collection and largely because of these guys the dinosaurs this is what what's probably most special about this particular series and the reason I chose these five sets not only because of the price points but because each of these is unique Not Just In Color necessarily but specifically in the type of dinosaur that uh they happen to release and each one of these dinosaurs I I I would say varies in terms of build quality uh the most disappointing was this little guy right down there in the T-Rex's Shadow and you have to give a camera a second to focus there's really nothing that you can move on this guy it's pretty much one solid piece of hard rubber uh of course the feet on every one of these dinos can be uh positioned on a peg board let's say um and some in some cases like this guy you can open and shut his mouth you can also move his wings the T-Rex of course is big and powerful you can move his jaw his arms his legs you can swivel his tail Triceratops you you can move his head up and down and you can also move his legs and I I thought this was uh probably my favorite out of the entire group of Lego Dinosaurs uh if only because you can move his uh his legs his arms his head JW snap shut uh really good for clamping onto objects the mini figs though themselves as I've knocked one over were kind of disappointing uh you know there's really nothing special about I'll just sit you down look three dupes between these five sets actually and another pair right there um a lot of duplicates there and that's kind of disappointing I don't know why they didn't add more variation with the Minifigs but as I said before the stars of the show are are really these guys and I think they did a fair job they could have done better and then in terms of the actual sets themselves uh some interesting uh components here including the ability to launch a net out of that with the little plunger there and the little Tower some rather uh unique pieces uh that you know could be used in other sets that you'd want to build a little would be a seemingly like a little raft of sorts that you could or jet ski that you could jet around on your dining room table with if you wanted to okay T-Rex I'm going to move you over here don't bite me please thank you appreciate that are you is he sneering at me I can't tell uh this particular vehicle built last night on a Google+ live hangout uh this went with the Triceratops has a few of these uh launchers they warn you not to poke someone's eye out with those uh and I think just about every one of the vehicles in this particular Series has at least one of those things uh this particular vehicle was a bit awkward to get into the uh cockpit you just remove this piece it doesn't actually swivel back uh and then you know snap into place again you you have to position it in front and that's just a problem if you're trying to do it with with one hand uh this part slides out of the back it's attached uh through one uh open I guess it would be part there uh and you can fit any dinosaur in there but it was built with the Triceratops in mind that big guy as I'm going to continue to knock over everything in front of me uh a couple of uh this I actually popped off sorry about that that's okay it's Lego as long as I put it on the right way again the beauty of Lego is that you can do that it's it's so simple uh these blades uh seem to be uh pretty uh I would say apparent in the entire series like on this vehicle you got blades in the front there blades sticking out here uh on this vehicle you have blades in the front kind of neat um on this one too this part swivels around moves ups and up and down so you can capture a Dinosaur by its neck and drag him through not that I would say that you should do that with any animal but you know if it's a dinosaur it's going to eat you you got to be careful uh let's just put that here for now little radar we make sure we get a signal um this component here has the image printed on uh most of the markings for the dinosaur hunter series uh were accommodated by way of stickers which was I would say the most disappointing part of the series uh too many stickers were involved and I I think that cheapens Lego by a massive degree and I know some people would disagree no I don't I don't want to have stickers you know I don't have to put them on I don't want to have a Lego piece that has you markings on it well I I would rather have the piece with everything on it without having to put sticker in place um that's just my perspective this piece by the way not a sticker that was uh that's actually painted onto the piece itself this tiny little vehicle fun even as I said has little rockets that you can launch off there's a little guy that that came with the uh copter behind it and that was I think a lot of fun to put together as well the blades spin pretty cleanly cockpit and uh if if I pick her up you'll see uh that underneath I can attach this particular piece beneath it to the hook and I don't think I'm going to be able to do that without using my hand there we go let's see if I can get it you know recording this in one shot trying to do everything at once sometimes a challenge so this would then be able to latch onto T-Rex over here and then you can carry t-rex with you across the dining room or whatever room in the house or backyard you wanted to take it um rather large this vehicle um and it it certainly is something that I have not seen from Lego before all in all um I would say uh pretty good spend uh if if I had a a Lego spend I'm happy to now have dinosaurs I'm not really a huge dinosaur fan but I am an adult fan of Lego if Lego continues with the series I would like to see a lot more variation in the mini figs uh quite a few more dinosaurs not just painting them a different color uh you know I'd like unique dinosaurs if I could I wouldn't call them mini figs uh but certainly they do belong in the Lego Universe and then the only other thing I would have to say is uh get rid of the stickers I stickers just really upset me I don't want stickers anymore so uh there you go uh guess an overview of those five sets that I purchased they're all kind of mixed in together as you know I'm prone to do with a lot of my Lego assemblies and Creations and uh so if you want the links you can check out the description for this video uh and if you have any other questions you'd like to ask feel free to drop me a line my email address chrisp pillow.com we'll see you later\n"