Okay, let`s face it, lego made a boo-boo with this one. It`s not a Gallimimus, but actually a "Compy' that comes in the polybag.
But that aside, this is one heck of a decent value for money bag, and for one particular reason which I`ll point out when we get there.
Opening the bag we get some pieces, the instruction leaflet and of course the dinosaur.
The beastie is really well done, and has a great printjob on it. I have about half a dozen of these, and the set with some additional ones has been added together in a MOC that has been doing some events now in the recent weeks.
The trap itself is made on a 4x4 dark gray place, with a printed yellow tile.
Warning lights are added just in case when the trap is sprung to warn the minders.
And THIS ladies and gentlemen, is why I love the set. The tile is printed with the Jurassic World logo, not a decal, and I ordered a few dozen of those bar all the ones I got from this polybags. They make excellent parts to go on the front of the display`s I tend to build for these sets.
The tile is the centerpiece of the swivelling trappart, which holds a piece of chicken to attract the beasties.
This is added to the basesection, and a chain to ensnare the dinosaurs rounds out the trap itself.
The full set completed:
And the additional parts:
It`s a great little set, with an excellent dinosaur model, and two great printed tilepieces, well worth the few euro they tended to go for when the polybag came out past june.
The First Entry of Challenge XV - Dante Alighieri, author of 'The Divine
Comedy' (25 Points)
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Hello!
Welcome to the fifteenth edition of the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge!
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