Once they had built several gadgets together, my kids raced upstairs to grab their Lego set and started working on their own simple machines and inventions based on the skills they’d learned from this Klutz Lego kit. LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure and the brick and knob configurations are trademarks and/or copyrights of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site. Open-ended prompts and hints will inspire any LEGO fan to modify their gadgets and explore the possibilities hidden in their LEGO collection to build their own amazing machines. LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure, and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO Group of Companies.

For example, the Lego fan works using a process similar to that of an old-school windmill or a high-tech industrial wind turbine. BrickEconomy, the BrickEconomy logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©2023 BrickEconomy. The focus is often on craft-oriented or unique builds, offering readers a guided and hands-on LEGO experience. The papercraft sections are easy enough to pop from their backing sheets, although elements for each creation are split across several sheets, which can be confusing.While he definitely needed help connecting small parts and punching out some of the cardboard decorations for various gadgets, it was fun for me as a parent to watch the wheels turning in his brain and see him making connections between the pictures and the toy parts he had in his hands. This spiral-bound, softcover, 78-page book with an extended backboard features simple instructions to create 11 LEGO® brick gadgets, plus inspiring tips and hints to modify them and to create entirely new machines using your existing LEGO collection.

The package includes a book, a packet of card sheets and a bag of LEGO elements, with the focus of the book being mainly to provide the instructional steps to build the 8 different Gear Bots. From the 'practical' (a mechanical hand to pick things up for you) to the intriguing (a machine that makes crinkled paper) to the flat-out ridiculous (astronaut training for your mini-figures! This spiral-bound, 78-page book with an extended backboard features simple instructions to create 11 LEGO brick gadgets, plus tips and hints to modify them and to create new machines using your existing LEGO collection. Pristine and unopened LEGO kit includes 78-page, spiral-bound book of ideas and inspiration, 58 LEGO elements and six sheets of papercraft for the projects, all adding up to hours of fun for ages 8 and up.

Every holiday and birthday wish list is overflowing with asks for art kits, building kits, and baking kits. From the practical to the intriguing, to the flat-out ridiculous, these projects encourage children to explore the possibilities hidden in their LEGO collection.