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List Price: $29.99Price: $22.50 You Save: $7.49 (25%)Prices subject to change.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 14 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 84 months
Binding: Toy
Brand: LEGO
EAN: 0673419091213
Label: LEGO
Manufacturer: LEGO
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 14 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 84 months
Model: 4498651
Publisher: LEGO
Release Date: August 01, 2007
Sales Rank: 3515
Studio: LEGO
Features:- The hi-tech mining robot with combination tracks and wheels is ready to defend itself against the attacking alien spaceship
- Alien spaceship with moveable wings
- Includes high tech mining ship vehicle, alien attack ship, 1 astronaut mini figure and 2 alien mini figures that glow-in-the dark
- Storage chambers can be linked to base for unloading energy crystals and aliens
- 374 Piece set
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Product Description:
With its disc shooter, storage tanks and a powerful claw for capturing crystals and aliens, this high-tech mining robot with combination tracks and wheels is ready to defend itself against the attacking alien spaceship. Includes high-tech mining ship vehicle, alien attack ship, astronaut minifigure and two alien minifigures that glow in the dark. 374 pieces.
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This is a review for my 6-year-old son. This particular Mars Mission set was easy for him to assemble with little help from me. Once assembled, the body did have a tendency to come disconnected quite easily, but he seemed to like that (though he didn't like struggling to reconnect it).
I have to admit some sympathy to the parents who are concerned about the "theme" of Mars Mission, but on the other hand I will suggest that (1) being human-centric is a good thing if we care about human ... Read More
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The thing about these lego sets is that the toy aspect of it isn't durable for the average boy. Yes it's great learning how to put things together, but if the darn thing keeps losing pieces if you are playing with it as an "action figure" the kid gets frustrated and annoyed. And as the mom who has a hard time even figuring out how to build the thing, when a piece pops off, you have to almost refer back to the original directions which are nowhere to be found.
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This is an excellent product for children learning to build and create items. Once constructed, the tank is very fragile and easy to break. If the item is to be purchased for a child who will play with the item after constructed, STAY AWAY!
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My son turned six last week and he has been excited about the new Mars Mission Lego sets since he first spotted them in the magazine. I, however, have been struggling with the themes of the set. First of all, if humans are exploring Mars, that makes US the "aliens," not them. Second, why is there the assumption that "aliens" are automatically on the attack? I don't like the human-centric assumptions and the explore-attack-conquer approach to learning about the rest of our universe. Maybe I'm being ... Read More
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