LEGO Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air Mission 76976

This is one of my favorite Jurassic World LEGO sets i've ever bought (second only to the Visitor Center: T-Rex & Raptor Attack), and even though it was a little pricey, it was completely worth it. I will go ahead and list the cons of this set first, so this review does'nt end on a negative note. Cons: Like I already said, it was a little pricey side (160$ plus tax), and I kinda wish the Quetzalcoatlus' head could move so I could put it in different positions. Although this isn't necessarily a con, I do wish the set came out after the movie so I would know what certain things are in the set (like who are these characters?). and finally, LEGO needs to lay back on the stickers, nobody likes them, and it's super annoying when you get the stickers crooked. Pros: WE FINALLY GOT A SPINOSAURUS!! I've been hoping for a Spinosaurus in a LEGO set for a while now, and it does not disappoint; awesome color scheme, hands with studs so you can pick minifigures, interesting swervy tail that I havn't seen on any other dinosaur that I own, and they did a great job with the signature fin. Even though I don't know who these Minifigures are (yet), I do think they did a great job on them (though it does throw me off seeing Black Widow in a Jurassic World set). the two vehicles were pretty cool (aside from the stickers), and the helicopter guns were a fun accessory. The Quetzalcoatlus (i'll call him Quetz for short) was my first flying reptile to collect, and I loved it's rotating wings. And speaking of it's wings, the best part of the Quetz is it's huge wings (altough that's just my opinion). And as for the building itself, it was one of the coolest-looking Jurassic World sets to date, I felt like I bought an Indiana Jones set with dinosaurs; ancient idols, swinging booby traps, and the color-scheme, among other things, gives it a distinct Indiana Jones feel. Though it was pricey, I think this set was one of my favorite purchases.