How to Play with Legos
Up to a few years ago, most Lego kits came stamped with the legend "Ages 5 to 12," which doubtless dissuaded many adults from building modernistic Lego masterpieces in their living rooms. Today, though, Lego buckets are more appropriately ... [... more]
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K'Nex Double Ferris Wheel
 Features: Build a giant double-wheel ferris wheel over three feet high! Rewarding Building Challenges Combined with Exciting Motorized Performance! Includes 977 pieces Includes instructions for 2 models, and has unlimited fun! It's fun to build this [... more]
$29.99
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How to Buy Lego Mindstorms
Challenge your child while developing his or her ability to analyze and solve problems. Winner of the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award for 1999, Lego Mindstorms allow a child working with a PC and Legos to build and program a truly ... [... more]
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How to Buy a Robotics Kit
Teach kids mechanical assembly, electronics and logic with a robot kit. Look at the Wall Hugging Mouse Kit or Hyper Peppy Robot Kit ($30 each) for beginning robot builders. Introduce your child to robotics and programming with the Robotics ... [... more]
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How to Add to Lego Sets
Look for Lego's Extra Large Gray Base Plate ($10) or the Large Blue Base Plate ($6). These are excellent for forming a solid base for large building projects. Add a little life to your Lego collection with the Town Folk set ($6), which includes a ... [... more]
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How to Buy Motorized Lego Sets
Had enough of just snapping pieces together? Now you can build things that do stuff! Get the Lego Power Pack Motor Set ($40) for kids age 7 and up. The 60-piece kit contains a 9-volt motor, four wheels, a battery box, rubber belts and bricks. Six ... [... more]
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How to Collect Tonka Vehicles
Baby boomers are increasingly enthusiastic about collecting the toys they loved as children, and Tonka Trucks are becoming increasingly difficult for collectors to find. Here's how to collect the toys once known as the "toughest toy trucks of ... [... more]
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How to Buy Legos
Lego kits are designed for boys and girls from age 2 and up. Kits are age-rated on the box. The name Lego comes from the Danish words "leg godt," which mean play well. Incidentally, in Latin, the word lego means "I study" or "I [... more]
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LEGO SpongeBob Adventures at Bikini Bottom
Features: Shoot some hoops in SpongeBob's pineapple home or watch some T.V. in Patrick's house Explore the ocean bottom and go for a ride in Patrick's motor boat, or join SpongeBob and Patrick in a great jellyfish adventure Includes Patrick's motor boat [... more]
$39.99
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Playmobil Pirate's Hideout
Features: Lock up the enemy in the dungeon! The Knight watches from the lookout tower while the fierce enemy breaks through the dungeon wall to free his friend! A fun addition to Playmobil Pirate collection Assembly required Recommended for ages 4 yrs. [... more]
$19.99
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LEGO Harry Potter Pen
Features: Harry Potter LEGO pen Includes heads of Harry and Hermione with various other blocks LEGO pieces are removable and interchangeable For ages 6 years and up Made of plastic Amazon Minimum Age: 72 months Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Toy EAN: 066 [... more]
$9.99
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Playmobil Eagle Castle
Features: For Ages 4 and up Product Dimensions: 16 5âW X 11 3âH LOVE PLAYMOBILE: I love playmobile...even though you have to put everything together just for your 4 year old son to destroy it within minutes. However I have learned to gorilla [... more]
$49.99
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