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LEGO BIONICLE Lava Chamber Gate

Posted on December 21, 2009 by Jack

51ajsq4pynL LEGO BIONICLE Lava Chamber Gate LEGO BIONICLE Lava Chamber Gate Explore the elaborate Bionicle storyline with the Bionicle Lava Chamber Gate set, which includes four Toa Inika and four Piraka minifigs. The set comes with 373 pieces and a full-color, illustrated instruction booklet that diagrams model construction in 56 steps. Both the Toa and Piraka fight using clever gravity-fed mechanisms that quickly shoot plastic marbles, er, zamor spheres about eight feet in distance. The gate has a bridge that collapses at the pull of a switch, adding to the drama. Inside the box you’ll find eight numbered parts bags, two plastic bases, two 6×14 flats, and instructions. Numbered parts bags make it easier to build the set in stages since the numbers correspond to discreet sections of the building diagrams. Also included is an illustrated block inventory with part numbers, in case you ever need to re-order a replacement block. –Porter B. Hall
Customer Review: Bionicle
Just as much fun as we thougt it would be. Great father & son time.It was a product that we thought was not available in this country. When we saw it on Amazon, and at the price we saw it at, there was no way we were going to miss this opportunity. By the way, this was my first Amazon purchase. Received it before Christmas too……

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Lego 6210 Star Wars Jabba’s Sail Barge

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Jack

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Recreating part of the opening scenes of Star Wars Episode XI: Return of the Jedi, the Jabba’s Sail Barge play set lets Star Wars fans young and old lead a daring assault on the cruel Jabba to free Rebel heroes. This set comes with 781 pieces, as well as movie character minifigs of Princess Leia, Han Solo, R2-D2, Boba Fett, Lando Calrissian, Luke Skywalker, and a Gamorrean guard. The instruction booklet diagrams model construction in 48 steps with several intermediate routines along the way.

Construction completes with not only Jaba’s barge, but with a landing skiff and the dreaded Sarlacc pit (sorry, sand not included). The barge features a laser canon, a forward catapult, and drop sides for easy positioning of minifigs. The skiff has a retractable plank where Luke can begin the attack. Inside the box you’ll find 14 parts bags, six bow pieces, two sails, 5 rail pieces, Jabba the Hut figure, and instruction booklet. Also included is an illustrated block inventory with part numbers, in case you ever need to re-order a replacement block. –Porter B. Hall

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LEGO Creator Motion Power

Posted on October 14, 2009 by Jack

51ClC8eSzCL LEGO Creator Motion Power LEGO Creator Motion Power Lego’s Creator line is a collection of flexible, intricate model sets that come with detailed diagrams to make several different models. This one includes motion power, a Lego motor and battery pack that allows you to animate your models. The first instruction booklet shows how to build a crab robot in 39 steps, a front-wheel drive sports coup in 44 steps, and an insect walker in seven steps. The second booklet shows how to build a motorized helicopter with spinning rotors in 46 steps. The instructions are detailed but complicated, and include several intermediate routines along the way. These are challenging models to build, but rewarding for those just wild about the way gears work. The instructions show alternate model images, but not diagrams, of a working crane and a single-seat prop plane. Both the helicopter and crab models feature two rubber-tipped missile darts. Parents should note that a blunt, rubber, spring-loaded missile shoots about five feet from the completed model. It’s not enough to do anything but pretend damage, but in the wrong hands, it could be used to make a younger sibling cry. Inside the box you’ll find eight bags of bricks, a 2×16 piece, two power cords, four plastic tires, Lego motor block, power pack, and two instruction booklets. Also included is an illustrated block inventory with part numbers, in case you ever need to re-order a replacement block. Six AA-size batteries required for the power pack are not included. –Porter B. Hall
Customer Review: Great option
I purchased this set for my 10 year old son. He spent hours the first day assembling the helicoptor and was able to do it all without help from me. He was very proud of the result and everyone thought the missiles were too cool. He disassembled the coptor after a week or so and then built the next item and the next. This set kept him busy creating for hours with not a peep about playing video games. I love anything that exercises their minds. This is a great toy.
Customer Review: Lego Motion Power Helicopter
This is an excellent product that lives up to all the expectations that you would have from Lego. This was bought for a 7yr old and we had hours of fun building the models and playing with them. the instructions are clear and there are plenty of alternative ideas.

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LEGO Exo-Force Gate Assault

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Jack

51ZHgKD lpL LEGO Exo Force Gate Assault LEGO Exo-Force Gate Assault In the Exo-Force storyline, humans are at war against robots that have malfunctioned and are now bent on total domination. The Gate Assault set comes with 402 pieces and a full-color, illustrated instruction booklet that diagrams construction of the robot attack tank in 13 steps, robot mech in 15 steps, the human mech in 16 steps, and the gate defenses in 20 steps with several ministeps along the way. The instructions also show images, though not diagrams, of alternate models Swift fighter and Blockade Bulldozer. This set comes with two human pilot minifigs and two Devastator robot pilot minifigs. Humans have spiky, anime-style hair that cover the back of their head and hides the fact that the head parts have two expressions to choose from: angry and berserk. Inside the box you’ll find four gate pieces, four numbered part bags, sheet of 37 decals, and the instruction booklet. Numbered parts bags make it easier to build the set in stages since the numbers correspond to discreet sections of the building diagrams. Also included is an illustrated block inventory with part numbers, in case you ever need to re-order a replacement block. Parents should note that a blunt, rubber, spring-loaded missile shoots about five feet from the completed model. It’s not enough to do anything but pretend damage, but in the wrong hands, it could be used to make a younger sibling cry. –Porter B. Hall
Customer Review: Nice set, boring name
Pros:
+ Comes with 2 small mechs; one for each side (human and robot)
+ 5 minifigs in a set that’s less than $30!
+ Really great alternate models (pseudo-instructions on the Lego website)

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LEGO BIONICLE Vezon and Fenrakk

Posted on September 17, 2009 by Jack

51UbwqxWmgL LEGO BIONICLE Vezon and Fenrakk LEGO BIONICLE Vezon and Fenrakk Explore the elaborate Bionicle storyline with the Fenrakk and Vezon set. Vezon, the mad Doppelganger of cruel Piraka being Vezok, has been cursed by having his feet fused to the back of Fenrakk, a giant, four-legged spider with acidic saliva. This set allows you to build both characters with 281 pieces and a full-color, illustrated instruction booklet that diagrams Vezon’s model construction in 11 steps and Fenrakk’s in 32. Of the two, Fenrakk is quite a bit more complex, so the instructions are laid out with assembly sub-steps. Vezon’s eyes glow at the touch of a button behind his skull. This illumination comes from a tiny, built-in battery that is, sadly, not replaceable. His glow-in-the-dark teeth make for a menacing smile when the lights are switched off. Inside the box you’ll find five parts bags, Fenrakk’s skull, two leg pieces, a cloth cape and an instruction booklet, which includes an illustrated block inventory with part numbers, in case you need to ever re-order a replacement block. –Porter B. Hall
Customer Review: Very cool, and fun
Vezon and Fenrakk is the biggest titan set in its series. Vezon is very easy to construct, but Fenrakk is much harder. I would not recommend this to kids under 8, but anyone else can probably build it with no difficulty. Over all, i would rate this set a 6 out of 5!
Customer Review: the guardian of the mask of life
he is an awesome set. the vezon is awesome with his cloth cape and spear of fusion. fenrakk the spider is the bulk of the set and he is what of the coolest rahi(animals)around. get LEGO Bionicle Brutaka and LEGO Bionicle Axonnto create the even more awesome vezon and kardas

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LEGO City Train Starter Set

Posted on April 19, 2009 by Jack

51EQWCZ7BKL LEGO City Train Starter Set LEGO City Train Starter Set With the City Train Starter Set, kids can operate the commuter trains that bring mommy and daddy to and home from work. As a part of Lego’s City line, which lets younger kids imaginatively explore the devices and roles they see in our civic life, this set comes with 501 pieces and a three-channel wireless remote-controlled motor that operates in seven forward and seven reverse speeds. The remote controls the engine from distances of up to 10 feet. The first instruction booklet details engine car construction in 23 steps. Additional instructions detail construction of the passenger car and caboose in 19 and 21 steps, respectively. The completed model features windows, passenger seating and an LED at the front of the engine car that lights up when moving. The set also includes two passenger minifigs and a conductor. Inside the box you’ll find four numbered parts bags, 20 track pieces, 2 6×24 flats, two molded plastic car ends, remote control, power brick, two electrical connectors, and a sheet of decals. Numbered parts bags make it easier to build the set in stages since the numbers correspond to discreet sections of the building diagrams. Also included is an illustrated block inventory with part numbers, in case you ever need to re-order a replacement block. Between the engine and remote, the set requires 10 AA-size batteries, which are not included. The set’s track pieces will connect for a roughly two-by-three foot oval track. You can make larger, more complicated tracks with the separately sold Lego City Straight and Curved Rails Set. –Porter B. Hall
Customer Review: Perfect for my 5 year old!
My 5 year old loves this toy. He needed very little help in building this, which is a reminder that anyone buying legos should know, always pay attention to the recommended age group on the box. Its always right on the money. As for this product, I would recommend buying the additional track package that is available for it. As this is packaged, its fun to build, but only comes with a very simple oval track, which is very short.

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