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The LEGOCity Building Crane #7905 is a dynamic 721-piece set designed for children aged 7-12, promoting teamwork and architectural skills. With dimensions of 18.9 x 15.12 x 3.78 inches and made from durable Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, this multicolor interlocking toy is perfect for young builders looking to expand their LEGO city.
| Item Weight | 0.01 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions | 18.9 x 15.12 x 3.78 inches |
| Number of Pieces | 721 |
| Theme | Architecture |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 84.00 |
| Special Features | Team Building Skills |
| Toy Building Block Type | Interlocking Toy Building Block |
| Educational Objective | Team Building Skills |
| Material Type | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
G**L
This a very detailed and realistic set for the price
My son just received this set for Christmas and I was extremely impressed with the realistic design and stability of this set. I would guess the set probably took about 90 minutes to put together.The set includes three minifigs and has a rotating boom. There is also another portion of the crane that extends from the cab to run the full length of the boom. The nice part is that the string length doesn't change when you move this movable portion of the crane. You can also raise and lower the two containers (one office and one restroom) with an easy-to-use winch.Regarding the design, the set contains a nice mix of regular LEGO and Technic pieces (similar to the Millenium Falcon or Imperial Star Destroyer). The stability of this set is really amazing. My son is four-years-old and hasn't tipped it over yet. While it looks ungainly, it's extremely solid. There is a weight that sits on the far back of the boom to keep it steady.In my opinion, this is one of the best town sets LEGO has created in a very long time, probably since the early 90's. Some designer spent a lot of time making this as detailed and realistic as possible. Also, LEGO priced this set very well. It was bought for 49.99 from Target and contains 721 pieces! This price is more than fair for the number of pieces you get.It looks like this set might be a limited edition. I would get this set while you still can. It's well worth the price!
S**P
First crane and best crane, but confused my son.
Okay, I have to admit, this thing is HUGE!!!!! Its about 3 feet tall, so don't try stuffing it in your closet, and plus, the boom is like, 2 feet long, so good luck with that. I will start with the pros:-HUGE!-Very simple controls, turns, lifts, and thing moves <->.-Awesome!And now, the cons, sadly. :(- It uses a beam of technic parts to support it, and when my son messed up, I had to use plyers to pry it out-heavy and bulky, hard to store-tricky
R**N
Impressive
I am a big Lego fan and I think this is one of their better sets. Big and technically interesting, the crane is, like all tower cranes, an engineering masterpiece. I was able to pick up this set at the Lego site for $49.98.
