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Not crazy. I remember with my kid, and the kid's clubs we did at our local Lego store for years. We'd meet once a month. Plus the Robotics teams we had. The chassis pieces are also new, but very generic. They almost remind me of the pirate ship hull pieces in terms of their proportions and connection points.
Subscriptions are billed monthly, bi-annually or annually at the rate selected depending on the subscription plan. Premiering on August 6th, Spidey and His Amazing Friends is the Spiderman series for a new generation, as kids can join the web-slinger as he uses his spider powers to save the day, and learn a thing or two along the way! Treat a preschool superhero with this great gift for kids aged 2 and up. As they roleplay endless imaginative adventures, they’ll build developmental skills that last a lifetime. Sometimes I like to challenge myself and needlessly spend a week adding questionably-structural Technic gubbins to Star Wars spaceships' play features; sometimes I just like to build sets from the instructions and swoosh them around the room, which is no challenge at all, but very enjoyable. :-DThis endlessly adaptable playset provides lots of ways for the 3 superhero friends to work as a team and share exciting missions and fun activities together. Yeah, I guess you're right about the diameter. I don't care, I just love these wheels, and the new ones in the new Ninjago car, 71780 .
Even the 12+ and up sets hardly provide a real challenge. if he wants a challenge, i give him one of my vintage sets ;)" The question in the article was do they appeal to you, not do you think they appeal to 4 year olds. Of course LEGO know what they are doing when aiming sets at 4 tear olds, and that is not making sets that appeal to adults. " Not everyone must enjoy every set, but it gets really tiring to hear AFOLs whinging about LEGO catering to their target market. Great, these sets are for little kids, that doesn't make them rubbish, they are perfect for the audience they are aimed at. (Also, these sets are no worse than the sets that many AFOLs moon over from their childhoods, they just can't see it past their nostalgia goggles)Oh, I understood the question very well. I think a lot of AFOLs that are only focused on their fandom forget how fun it is to see the sets through the eyes of children. I think I enjoy LEGO differently from a lot of other AFOLs because of my 5 kids. I think these sets are appealing because I can see how much fun they will be to play with along with my kids. Parents can use the simple printed instructions to join in with the build-and-play fun and share precious developmental milestones with their little one. But the point is young kids want the sets that cooler, or more complex looking. They like what the older kids are building and they gravitate to their side of the room. So we'd show them and teach.
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