Mystery LEGO Star Wars and Jurassic World gift set contents revealed

The contents of multiple mysterious LEGO gift sets including Star Wars, Jurassic World and City have now been officially revealed.

The official LEGO Product Certification page recently added listings for a number of mystery sets, with very few details initially available regarding exactly what the models might be. Six such collections appeared online, potentially hinting at multiple 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 gifts sets that might ultimately become exclusives at retailers such as Target and Walmart in the US.

Now, thanks to images shared on the Building Instructions page, we know exactly which existing LEGO models will be included in almost all of the sets, even if their exact availability is still up in the air. For starters, 66774 Dino Combo Pack is due to contain two LEGO Jurassic World builds in the shape of 76946 Blue & Beta Velociraptor Capture, along with 76950 Triceratops Pick-up Truck Ambush, both of which are retiring in 2023.

Two LEGO Star Wars bundles are also on their way sometime this year, with 66775 Hoth Combo Pack featuring both 75320 Snowtrooper Battle Pack and 75322 Hoth AT-ST. The pair of are also due to retire this year, so the 2-in-1 set would be a great opportunity to grab the build before it’s gone for good. We also already know of the existence of 66778 Star Wars Mech 3-Pack, which combines 75368 Darth Vader Mech, 75369 Boba Fett Mech and 75370 Stormtrooper Mech into one handy box.

LEGO Minecraft will benefit from its own 3-in-1 gift set at some point soon, with 66779 Overworld Adventures Pack bringing together 21164 The Coral Reef, 21177 The Creeper Ambush and 21178 The Fox Lodge. The former two will be joining a long list of hundreds of LEGO models retiring in 2023, so the gift set might be your last chance to snag them.

Not to be left out is 66777 Vehicle Pack, which contains an impressive five polybags in one box including 30510 90 Years of Cars, 30638 Police Bicycle Training, 30640 Race Car, 30644 Vintage Car and 30655 Forklift and Pallet.

That just leaves the mysterious 66794, of which we still know nothing, although it is listed as being a 2023 set, so fingers crossed we’ll find out what’s included in the coming months.

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