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LEGO NINJAGO Kai and Rass Car and Bike Battle 71789 Building Toy

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LEGO NINJAGO Kai and Rass Car and Bike Battle 71789 Building ToyBrand: Visit the LEGO Store Color: Multicolor Features: NINJAGO vehicle playset teaches kids aged 4+ to build and enjoy ninja action Includes 2 minifigures: Kai and Lord Ras with a golden hammer Kids can stage races with a dragon racing car and an all terrain vehicle The blue lightning in a holder is fought over by the 2 characters Playset can be given as a little extra treat for kids aged 4+ Portable size so kids can take with them to friends houses

Brand: Visit the LEGO Store

Color: ‎Multicolor

Features:

  • NINJAGO vehicle playset teaches kids aged 4+ to build and enjoy ninja action
  • Includes 2 minifigures: Kai and Lord Ras with a golden hammer
  • Kids can stage races with a dragon racing car and an all-terrain vehicle
  • The blue lightning in a holder is fought over by the 2 characters
  • Playset can be given as a little extra treat for kids aged 4+
  • Portable size so kids can take with them to friends’ houses
  • The LEGO Builder app lets kids see their model in 3D as they build
  • LEGO 4+ playsets introduce children to the joys of building
  • Since 1958, LEGO bricks have been made from high-quality materials
  • LEGO bricks meet rigorous safety standards

model number: ‎71789

Details:

Kai and Ras’s Car and Bike Battle (71789) is the perfect way to introduce kids aged 4+ to both the thrilling world of NINJAGO® and the joys of building with LEGO® bricks. The fantastic playset includes a dragon car, an all-terrain vehicle, Kai and Lord Ras minifigures, a piece of blue lightning in a display holder and 2 flame elements for kids to play out exciting action from the NINJAGO Dragons Rising TV series. Beginner LEGO set teaches kids how to build The LEGO NINJAGO vehicle playset has been specially designed to give kids aged 4+ a great build-and-play experience. Inside the box, each bag of bricks has a model and a character to build so kids can get the action underway quickly. There is also a Starter Brick that provides a partly constructed base to get kids building. A fun digital experience for little LEGO builders Let the LEGO Builder app guide you and your child on an easy and intuitive building adventure. Zoom in and rotate models in 3D, save sets and track your progress.

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