The Lego City Airport is like a box of excitement. it is ready to construct with an impressive amount of bricks to assemble, and the finished product is the most perfect version of a toy airport that any kid could want.Early versions of the airport had planes made entirely of separate bricks while more recent Lego airports have larger planes made up of solid nose-cones and fixed wings.While some see this as moving away from Lego construction, it can also be seen as a way of making vehicles like planes more authentic and accurate to their real-life counterparts.The entire kit contains 700 pieces, a not-insubstantial amount, to be sure, but each large object, like the air traffic control tower, comes with its own illustrated instruction guide to make assembly easier.Speaking of assembly, this kit rates as challenging, but most Lego lovers count construction as part of the fun, and it certainly won't deter enthusiasts from making the purchase.The Lego City airport comes complete with the previously mentioned air traffic control tower, as well as a security check and a baggage claim area, a baggage truck, viewer's platform, five mini figures, and most impressive of all, a 747 airplane boasting seats and a cockpit with an instrument panel.The airport terminal is preloaded with an X-ray machine and a lounge area for tired passengers.For imaginative play, kids always like to have a starting point for their ideas to develop.This airport has so many little extra details that make their play experience extra fun.The baggage claim area has a cool revolving baggage carousel.Mini figures can direct ground traffic on the tarmac with their flares.Kids can whisk the baggage trucks to and from the terminal, or direct air traffic from the tower.Every element of a real airplane trip can be incorporated into a play scenario in this Lego kit because of all of the impressive details.They can even check the engines and secure the cabin doors before takeoff.The Lego City airport is a perfect canvas for expansion, too.If your children ever become a little bored with the existing set, you can always add on with the Lego Passenger Plane.Instantly, they can create a new story line with planes arriving and taking off.Or maybe, their mini figure misses his flight and has to catch the next one.Whatever your kids can imagine, the Lego City airport can provide the spark they need.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
LEGO City Airport - Bricks And Fun in the Air
The Lego City Airport is like a box of excitement. it is ready to construct with an impressive amount of bricks to assemble, and the finished product is the most perfect version of a toy airport that any kid could want.Early versions of the airport had planes made entirely of separate bricks while more recent Lego airports have larger planes made up of solid nose-cones and fixed wings.While some see this as moving away from Lego construction, it can also be seen as a way of making vehicles like planes more authentic and accurate to their real-life counterparts.The entire kit contains 700 pieces, a not-insubstantial amount, to be sure, but each large object, like the air traffic control tower, comes with its own illustrated instruction guide to make assembly easier.Speaking of assembly, this kit rates as challenging, but most Lego lovers count construction as part of the fun, and it certainly won't deter enthusiasts from making the purchase.The Lego City airport comes complete with the previously mentioned air traffic control tower, as well as a security check and a baggage claim area, a baggage truck, viewer's platform, five mini figures, and most impressive of all, a 747 airplane boasting seats and a cockpit with an instrument panel.The airport terminal is preloaded with an X-ray machine and a lounge area for tired passengers.For imaginative play, kids always like to have a starting point for their ideas to develop.This airport has so many little extra details that make their play experience extra fun.The baggage claim area has a cool revolving baggage carousel.Mini figures can direct ground traffic on the tarmac with their flares.Kids can whisk the baggage trucks to and from the terminal, or direct air traffic from the tower.Every element of a real airplane trip can be incorporated into a play scenario in this Lego kit because of all of the impressive details.They can even check the engines and secure the cabin doors before takeoff.The Lego City airport is a perfect canvas for expansion, too.If your children ever become a little bored with the existing set, you can always add on with the Lego Passenger Plane.Instantly, they can create a new story line with planes arriving and taking off.Or maybe, their mini figure misses his flight and has to catch the next one.Whatever your kids can imagine, the Lego City airport can provide the spark they need.
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