- 3 years 1 month ago Scattered around Manhattan in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes are Vehicle Tokens and mini-quests that can be completed to unlock special vehicles. Use the map below to find the Vehicle Tokens and then follow the tips on how to unlock them. Certain Vehicles may also be unlocked through the application of Secret Codes. Vehicle 1 - Magneto Mobile: Talk to Professor X and then cut an ‘X’ into the gold plate near him with a heat ray. Vehicle 2 - X-Jet: Charge up three transformers in the underground garage below the X-Mansion. Vehicle 3 - Raft Truck: Use a character with claws to dig up the Vehicle Token on the outskirts of the island. Vehicle 4 - Raft Helicopter: Climb on top of the building here and smash the broken wall with a big character to reach the Vehicle Token. Vehicle 5 - Shield APC: Use Captain America’s shield on the switch down and to the left from the Shield box containing the token. Vehicle 6 - Raid Truck: Smash the broken ground with a big character to start a bop-a-mole mini-game.
Hit them all in the time limit. Vehicle 7 - Punisher’s Truck: Drive around and smash into the targeted vehicle until it is destroyed to unlock Punisher’s truck. Vehicle 8 - Garbage Truck: Talk to Rocket Raccoon and agree to retrieve his knife. Follow the ghost studs to a fenced-in area where you’ll find the knife in a dumpster. Vehicle 9 - Mandarin’s Buggy: Use a character with mind-control to make the security guard here pull a switch revealing the Vehicle Token above. Vehicle 10 - Shield 4x4: Smash through the cracked panel on this scaffolding, then use a character with claws to dig up the token. Vehicle 11 - Flower Car: Talk to Groot and hit the moles on their heads as they pop up out of the ground within the time limit to unlock this vehicle. Vehicle 12 -Stark Jet: Fly low over the pond in Central Park to collect the Vehicle Token for the Stark Jet. Vehicle 13 - Police Motorcycle: Smash the cracked plates around this area until you find a grate that Mr. Fantastic can slip through, grabbing this token.
Vehicle 14 - Punisher’s Car: Smash some more target cars to unlock Punisher’s Car. Vehicle 15 - Police Helicopter: Shoot several flying targets that pop up around the buildings here to unlock this vehicle. Vehicle 16 - Police Truck: Use a spry character to wall-jump up to this Vehicle Token. Vehicle 17 - Spider-Cycle: Destroy the silver statue of Spider-Man at the top of this building to find the Spider-Cycle token. Vehicle 18 - Pumpkin Chopper: Switch to Venom and pass through the symbiotic wall on top of Os-Corp to reach the Pumpkin Chopper. Vehicle 19 - Spider-copter: Smash through the wall with a big character on top of the building here to uncover another of Spider-Man’s oddball vehicles. Vehicle 20 - Hydra Tank: Use Magneto to pull a switch on top of this building to open a shutter below. Next, charge up two transformers on the walls to unlock the Vehicle Token. Vehicle 21 - Pizza Van: Climb up this building looking for Claw Switches to activate. One is on the walkway to the left, one is hidden from everyone without super-senses, and one on the roof is covered in ice.
Freeing up and activating all three will unlock the storefront below where you can grab the token. Vehicle 22 - Shield Staff Car: Use a character with stealth on top of this building to pull a switch, revealing the token. Vehicle 23 - Pizza Bike: Beat Blade in a race to unlock this Vehicle Token. Vehicle 24 - Mandarin’s Boat: Talk to Groot again and play another mole-bopping mini-game to unlock Mandarin’s Boat. Vehicle 25 - The Britmobile: Talk to Captain Britain in south Manhattan, then follow the ghost studs north to find his car and drive it back down to him. Vehicle 26 - Golf Cart: Use Magneto to blow the lock off the Golf Cart on Liberty Island. Vehicle 27 - Shield Jetfighter: Squeeze through a grate as Mr. Fantastic to grab this Vehicle Token on the helicarrier. Vehicle 28 - Go-cart: Race Maria Hill around a sky-course to obtain this token. Some Vehicle Tokens only appear on the map after previous missions and/or tokens have been collected. Below are the locations of the tokens that fall into this category.
Vehicle 29 - Mandarin’s Helicopter: Help Gambit fight off some Brotherhood mutants in the X-Mansion’s courtyard to unlock this token. Vehicle 30 - Wolverine’s Motorcycle: Toad will ask you to jump on some lily pads in the water here, unlocking Wolverine’s bike. Vehicle 31 - Captain America’s Bike: Taxi a character to his desired location to unlock Cap’s motorcycle. Vehicle 32 - Spider Trike: Look for a transformer at the base of the building with the locked greenhouse on top. Charge it up to open the greenhouse doors and access to the vehicle token. Vehicle 33 - News Helicopter: This token is locked in a blue container above the railway. Jump over the wall to the right and look for a vine covered section of cracked stone. Clear the vines off, then use a big character to smash through the wall. Finally, flip the switch to open the container. Vehicle 34 - Chitauri Chariot: Loki has frozen four citizens around Times Square. Melt them out of their ice blocks to unlock this vehicle.
Some Vehicles can be unlocked by special Secret Codes, input through the Extras Menu.Edit ArticleHow to Build a LEGO Truck Six Parts:Building the FrameAssembling the Front EndAdding Features to the Cabin and BedRoofing Your VehicleAttaching Your Truck's WheelsAdding Finishing TouchesCommunity Q&A With enough LEGOs and the right pieces, if you can imagine a design, you can usually build it! But getting from a bunch of loose LEGOs to a cool finished model can be difficult without some guidance. If your goal is to build a truck with your LEGOs, all you need is the right parts and attention to detail. Before long, you'll have a cool LEGO truck of your own. Create the frame of your truck. Take your small car base piece and attach a 4 x 12 long piece to the back four raised studs of your base.[1] This will form the bed and front cabin of your truck. Add cabin features to the lowered section of your base. The recessed area of your small car base is where the cabin of your vehicle will be and where you LEGO driver will sit.
Put the steering wheel and the seat in the dropped-down area. Create the windshield of your LEGO vehicle. Fasten fenders to the front of your car.[3] Your fenders, sometimes called a rounded mudguard, should be half circles attached to a flat piece or brick. Connect your fenders in front of the windshield, so the half circles point downward on either sides of the front of your truck. Add clear orange pieces to your front end piece. Sandwich your clear orange pieces with a 2 x 4 plate. Your clear orange pieces should have mad the contoured front of your front end even, which will allow you to put on a flat 2 x 4 piece on top of it. Now the orange pieces should be sandwiched between the 2x 4 plate the the front end piece. Include lights on the front of your truck.[4] The clear, sloped, red 1 x 1 piece will be attached to the top left and right sides of your front end, in line with the orange transparent pieces you installed earlier. Place the sloped sides of these pieces to face off to each side of the truck.
Plate the very front of your front end. Attach your front end to the front of your truck. Connect your hood and air intake to your front end. Install doors and walls of the bed of your truck.[5] The 1 x 1 circular attachment piece of your doors will have to go on the free stud closest to the front of your car to either side of the truck cabin. Use 1 x 8 and 1 x 4 pieces evenly to the outside of your 4 x 12 truck bed piece to make you truck bed walls. Leave one row of studs at the very back of your 4 x 12 truck bed piece for the hitch and license plate. Create your rear end. Add rear accents to your rear end. Attach your rear end to your truck. Roof the cabin of your truck and the front-most part of the bed.[6] Your flat, 4 x 4 piece should completely cover the top of the cabin of your vehicle. Then, stretching across the gap made by the 2 x 8 pieces: Attach two 2 x 4 blocks, on on top the other, so that both are flat against the back wall of your cabin.
Attach two 1 x 4 pieces behind the 2 x 4 blocks. This should create an flat surface that is level with the roof of your cabin. Add a unifying roof piece and a sloped window for effect.[7] To join your cabin and bed together firmly, you should connect both by attaching your 4 x 8 piece to the top. A single row of studs should hang free the hood/window area of your truck. Attach your sloped window atop the 4 x 8 on the front-most studs. Fasten your hood cover and railings for the bed. The hood cover should go in the front-center of the 4 x 8 piece for the most realistic effect. Use 1 x 8 smooth pieces on the top of the walls of the bed of your truck. Leave two free studs on the walls of the bed of your truck closest to the cabin. Construct your front wheels.[8] On a 2 x 4 axle piece, first attach a 2 x 2 block. On top of this block, add a 2 x 2 flat piece, and atop that add a 2 x 2 spinning piece. This will allow the front wheels of your car can turn left and right.
Now you can press your wheels onto the circular axles on the outside of the 2 x 4 axle piece. Attach the wheel assembly of your car to the front end.[9] Make sure the studs of your spinning piece is lined up like a normal block to make sure its studs attach to the bottom of your front end. Attach the wheel assembly so the wheels stick out under the half circles of the fenders. Construct your rear wheel assembly with half axles. Give your rear wheels enough clearance from the bed of the truck.[10] You can do this by first adding a 2 x 4 block to the top of your rear axle. Then on the 2 x 4 block, add two 2 x 2 pieces, or a single 2 x 4 piece, so that all piece form flat sides. Attach your rear tire assembly and add wheels to the axles.[11] Now you can attach your rear wheel assembly toward the back of your truck. Then push your wheels onto the rear axle to finish the assembly. Attach your wheels so the back edge of your connecting block is beneath the fourth stud from the rear of the bed of your truck.
You might also experiment with rear wheel placement to find what looks best for you. Do not attach your wheel assembly to the very back of the underside of the bed of your truck; you will need some space to attach the hitch of your truck. Create a hitch for the rear of your truck. Link your hitch by pressing its studs into the underside of the bed. Close off the empty space between the bed and cabin. The bed of your truck closest to the cabin still has a slight gap. Close this off to complete the bed of your truck. Do this by attaching two 1 x 2 pieces on top of each other. Attach your 1 x 2 pieces between the walls of the bed of your truck closest to the cabin. Make a step for your cabin.[12] Take your 2 x 4 sloped piece and on top of it add a flat 2 x 4 piece so that the rear four studs of your flat piece hang off the back of your sloped piece. Then put a 1 x 1 piece with a circular stud on the side on the rear corner of your 2 x 4 flat where it attaches to the sloped piece.