LEGO Rejects Jurassic Park Proposal
 

I don't know what the exact truth behind this is, but I'm not sure if I believe the whole "license" thing.

I'm sure that the whole "license" thing might have something to do with it though, but since Lego already makes products which Hasbro has licensing rights to, such as Star Wars and Marvel, then I don't see why they couldn't do Jurassic Park as well.

I think that this might have something to do with Lego's "Dino" line. They already looked a lot like "Jurassic Park", but they didn't sell too well. I think that they canceled them after the first series, but I could be wrong. I don't recall seeing them in most "brick & mortar" stores anymore.

This is all just my opinion though.

Yeah, this is most definitely a licensing issue. Lego can do Marvel and Star Wars sets because they got the licensing for those properties in their category of product (building sets, or something like that), while Hasbro's licensing for Marvel and Star wars is for action figures. Problem with this is that Hasbro not only has the licensing for JP action figures, but also in the building set category that Lego would have to have licensing under to make JP sets.

I don't know why Lego would even consider this proposal they release a similar set not 5 years ago

Good becasuse this guy and alot of his buddies on there got a Lego reviewer named BrickQueen that had another JP and DC customs and several others the all got together e-mailed and harrased her about being a woman and she didn't belong on the site.

Then the site banned her since they got flagged and Lego won't let her start another account, so basically she spent alot of time on her projects and these jerks got her banned.

Glad they got this done to them.

They did the same thing the Clock Crew used to do on Newgrounds had tons of people that used to vote on their crap animations to get them higher on the lists.

Also, they already decided to tip toe around the theme with their own line that was close enough that I am surprised it got produced.