Tag Archives: Discoveries

LEGO Indiana Jones Temple of the Crystal Skull

Posted on December 14, 2008 by Jack

What is the secret of the Temple of the Crystal Skull? Indiana Jones and Mutt want to find out, but first they’ll have to get past Irina Spalko, and then survive the temple’s collapsing stairs, firing spears, hostile warriors, and many other tricks and traps. Includes Indiana Jones, Mutt Williams, Irina Spalko, Russian Guard, two Ugh Warriors and three Akator Skeleton minifigures, plus top-secret features straight from the movie’s action-packed climax. 929 pieces.
Customer Review: Legos are fun, the movie wasn’t
My kids have been collecting all the Legos that go with the movies. The Legos are much more fun than the movie. Spend two hours building Legos with you kids rather than waste them on the film.
Customer Review: Crystal Skull Phenom!
This set is GREAT! Although it has many (over 900!) pieces, the people at Lego have done their usual fantastic job of instructing with superb visuals to get it assembled. Lots of moving parts, and fun discoveries once it’s together. Certainly for ages over three; this set is mostly small pieces. My overall rating is: Exceptional
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Electronic Lab 130-in-one Project

Posted on December 9, 2008 by Jack

Electronics Lab In A Box. Called the “130-in-One”, this battery-powered (and hence ultra-safe) one-piece board has pre-cut wires and both spring connections and a breadboard for wiring up to 500 projects. he easy-to-read, graphic instructions are a snap for ages 10 to adult, and projects include an AM broadcast radio, electronic organ, strobe lights, timers, logic circuits and a ton more. From Elenco, Model MX-906; think of it as step one toward an electrical engineering degree.
Customer Review: Good for an inquisitive mind and nimble fingers
I bought this for my 10-year-old son who loves sciene and taking things apart. I wasn’t too sure about the kit when I ordered it but my son took to it immediately. There are 130 experiments and he went through about 40 of them the first three days. I thought he would burn out and told him to pace himself, but he just h-a-d to do the most demanding experiments.