Bulldozer Break-inproduct_label_list_price_accessibility 66 Reviews123451Warning!FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISCityProtect the bank and stop the crooks! Bulldozer Break-in Reviews - page 2Please confirm you are not a robot by checking the box.Lego Airplane InstructionsBasic Lego InstructionsBuilding InstructionsElijah'S LegoLego LotLego BuildThe LegoIpad BricksirBricksir LegoForwardCheck out the new set of lego instructions in Bricksir App, using only basic… A major crime is taking place in LEGO City and it involves a bulldozer! Some daring crooks are going to use a bulldozer to break into the bank! But a highly trained police security team will do their best to stop them! Start the police truck’s engine and drive towards the bank! Get the helicopter with its searchlight into the air! The bank robbers are using the bulldozer to pull the safe from the wall! Will the police get to the scene of the crime in time to stop the heist? Will there be a car choose and who will win?
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Like driving into chainsaws and axes 0Bad 1Average 0Good 0On Fire 23 I have never had a lot of money. I have more now than when I bought this set, but I have (or was, now) never able to afford the fire and police stations. So, I bought this on BrickLink a few years back. Looking at BrickLink now, it is selling for even less than when I bought it. I have always found 90's and early 00 box art more attractive than more recently. It is sort of a "je ne sais pas" feeling, but if I had to explain, I would say it overall just feels more fun. I'm only looking at Brickset's images of the box though. I don't think mine had the original packaging, and if it did, I don't recall it. There are about four different instruction booklets, in the same manner that they appear today. The background is a medium blue. I think it is a little dark, but not a big problem. The part selection is actually fairly decent. Other than possibly the road plates, and I doubt that, probably everything has some easy reuse or are at least rare.
The blue glass is my favorite, but the fire computer, red trike, and yellow megaphones, among others, are all great. The pieces used are admittingly simplistic though, but that normally makes them better for building. I really like the faces and the torsos are unique to (countless amounts of) what we have now. I don't think that the figures are worth buying the set for, but they are pretty good. Totally forgettable and boring. It is all stacking bricks. No unique techniques or even cliche ones. I suppose this is what they mean by Town Jr. I don't recognize that as an official subtheme, but there is no denying that it was an actual era now. I have a different idea of juniorization than others, one that is less drastic, but this is really awful in that sense. Where do I begin? Though the model at least looks decent, I think, it is awfully simplistic. There is nothing on the inside but a computer with two lights, a spinning chair (they must have gotten a raise in the budget), and a place on the floor for storing equipment (seriously).
There is not enough room in the station for all of the equipment, so they store some outside. The dangerous stuff too. The crime rate might not have been as bad then as now, but that is only asking for robbers to come and offering them arms. Aside from that, the parking spots don't line up to any road pieces. There will be either The vehicles aren't very good either. The fire trike looks nice, but the idea is kind of naive in my opinion and its cart doesn't look good at all, even if it does have nice pieces. The firetruck is okay for the time, but compared to what we have now, the only reason I could understand wanting it is for nostalgia of old building styles, even though the 80's and 90's both had more complex ideas and builds. I feel the same way about the helicopter as the truck. Now, this set is awful I think, but I'm going to compile a pros and cons list anyway: Other than "juniorized" pillars and such, I think that the selection is pretty good. It a fire with a full crew.