LEGO Indominus Rex Breakout - 75919-1

LEGO® Indominus Rex Breakout 75919, released in May 2015, is part of the Jurassic World theme and subtheme. This set includes 1156 pieces and 4 minifigures: Zach Mitchell, Vet with Fedora Hat, ACU Trooper with Sand Blue Armor and Reddish Brown Skin, and Dr. Henry Wu with Dark Azure Hands. The impound features a tower with a research lab, dino-DNA amber element, syringe, dino pen with feeding crane and pallet, breakout function, and gyrosphere launch function. The helicopter included in the set features a cockpit for a minifigure, turning main rotor, and rear rotor blades. Weapons and accessories such as the vet’s shock rod, ACU trooper’s tranquilizer guns, Dr. Wu’s lab bottle, and the ACU trooper’s walkie-talkie are also included. The set allows for the creation of thrilling Jurassic World action scenes, with the impound measuring over 8” (21cm) high, 12” (33cm) wide, and 15” (39cm) deep, the helicopter measuring over 2” (7cm) high, 5” (13cm) long, and 1” (4cm) wide (excluding rotors), the pallet measuring over 1” (3cm) high, 1” (4cm) wide, and 1” (4cm) deep, the Indominus rex™ standing over 6” (16cm) tall, and the gyrosphere measuring over 2” (6cm) across. LEGO 75919 is an action-packed set that allows fans to direct the Indominus rex™ back to the impound. The set includes a variety of features such as a research lab, dino pen, gyrosphere launch function, and a helicopter for pursuit. With 1156 pieces and 4 minifigures, this set provides the opportunity to create exciting Jurassic World scenes and scenarios.

LEGO Set 75919 became retired LEGO in January 2016 after being in the market for 19 months. Currently valued at $501 for a new, sealed version, it has seen a 285% increase from its $130 launch price. This translates to an annual growth rate of 15.3%. This set includes 1156 pieces. Additionally, it features 4, 3 unique to this set unique minifigures like [list minifigure setnames]. As a member of the Jurassic World theme, which has 124 sets and 49 retired, it records an average annual growth of 43%. It falls under the Jurassic World sub-theme, which comprises 6 sets, with 6 retired, averaging a growth of 128%.