
Creator · Creator 3-in-1
RETIRED 2025-11-15 · retail $14.99 · 2016-11-27 → 2025-11-15 · ★ 4.1 (5) · owned by 16,125 · wanted by 967
Sealed mark is −27% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 9.3×/mo · 124 live asks ≈ 13.3 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 3.7×/mo · 96 live asks ≈ 26.2 mo of supply
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
Live asks: opened n=96, median $8.14, from $3.46 · sealed n=124, median $15.85, from $6.66 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $7.62 gross · $-4.87 net at 66% of pieces priced.
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Who doesn't like a good dinosaur model? Especially one as well-designed and playable as this one. The construction overall comes together well. There is a nice mix of techniques and parts; the sideways (SNOT) for the head is well done, as is the choice of ball joints through the model. Each of the 3 models is good to build, but my favourite by far is the T Rex. I also like the techniques used so much, I've used them …
I personally love this set as I really like dinosaurs, dragons, reptiles and crocodilians. It's a great set good for display or play as it has lots of articulation and looks great (all three builds). I built the T. rex as it is the main build, but the other two were both equally well-designed. The building experience was also great. It has a good value for money and can be found at discounts at many stores. The only …
I should start by saying that I love dinosaurs, I was totally the dino kid growing up and to this day am still a bit obsessed. So the theme here is fantastic for me. I have a handful of these 3 in 1 sets and this one has the overall strongest combo of builds . All three were satisfying to build, even the tertiary model uses the vast majority of parts, all three builds could really stand on their own as sets and that'…
Lego Creator + Dinosaurs ... could it get any better? This s a rather small incarnation of this theme, but the models are well designed for the given size and surprisingly playable. The look of the Tyrannosaurus is quite detailed, especially the head is a highlight, with some SNOT-magic applied to make it compact and still well-formed. Triceratops has an impressive head too, with a bit of a clunky body, but that dino…
This set immediately caught my eye when the first pictures were revealed for the 2017 sets. It was reminiscent of the 2015 set 31032 Red Creatures which I enjoyed immensely - I bought 2 of those, and acquired parts to build dragons in Black, Blue, Green, White and a Brown/Grey Steampunky version - and this set certainly added to the green parts, and had some interesting design additions. The primary build is a T.Rex …
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