LEGO® Lego The Angry Birds Movie sets are a great childrens toy. The Lego The Angry Birds Movie sets are a great series To view the Lego The Angry Birds Movie instructions for a particular set, LEGO® 75821 from 2016 LEGO® 75822 from 2016 LEGO® 75823 from 2016 Bird Island Egg Heist LEGO® 75824 from 2016 LEGO® 75825 from 2016 LEGO® 75826 from 2016LEGO The Angry Birds Movie Pig City Teardown (75824) LEGO® The Angry Birds™ Movie Pig City Teardown Building Set After having their precious eggs stolen, these furious birds are on a mission to take down Pig City and retrieve what's theirs. Builders can construct this LEGO The Angry Birds Movie Pig City Teardown Building Set and launch a ruthless attack against the evil piggies. Stella and Red can send themselves soaring into the air to crash down on the city using the catapult. With four collapsible target zones, including the hot dog stand and TNT function, the figures can begin toppling the buildings and claiming victory.
Fans of The Angry Birds Movie will love recreating the epic final battle scene and making stories of their own by constructing this 386-piece building set. Send the zip-lining pig down the sliding umbrella by hitting the boulder on top of the highest tower Land a bird on the roof of the hot dog stand to crash it to the ground Bird figures can hit the lever above the boulder to make it land on the box of TNT Activate the catapult to send Stella lurching toward Pig City Includes Red, Stella and two piggy figures Target zones and collapsible structures can be easily reassembled to keep the bird-flying action going Fans can reenact their favorite scenes from The Angry Birds Movie with this hilarious LEGO set Pig City measures over 6"D x 9"W x 8"H Recommended for ages 7 - 14 years LEGO The Angry Birds Movie Pig City Four figures: Red, Stella, two piggies Catapult, umbrella, five eggs, five balloons Three sticks of TNT, TNT storage box, ladder
Hot dog, ketchup and mustard dispensers The piggies are in Pig City, trying to hide eggs everywhere. Launch the birds using the catapult! Topple the buildings by striking the 4 collapsible target zones. This fun and chaotic set, based on The Angry Birds™ Movie, features a small house, bridge, hot dog stand, zip-lining piggy and a TNT chain reaction feature! The LEGO The Angry Birds Movie Pig City Teardown (75824) Features:Includes 4 figures: Red, Stella and 2 piggiesPig City features a zip line, hot dog stand, small house and a falling boulderTarget zones include boulder and zip-lining pig, bridge, hot dog stand roof and TNT functionKnock the lever above the boulder to make it land on the box of TNT and use the sticks of dynamite against the pigsPig City measures over 8 Inch high, 9 Inch wide and 6 Inch deepThe survival of the Angry Birds is at stake. Dish out revenge on the green pigs who stole the Birds' eggs. These wingless birds, based on the hit mobile game app from Rovio, are a little upset and need your support.
Despite all their anger, they're all just too cute to pass up. Pick your favorite character or collect them all right here at Toys R Us! Includes 4 figures: Red, Stella and 2 piggies Pig City features a zip line, hot dog stand, small house and a falling boulder Target zones include boulder and zip-lining pig, bridge, hot dog stand roof and TNT function Knock the lever above the boulder to make it land on the box of TNT and use the sticks of dynamite against the pigs Pig City measures over 8 Inch high, 9 Inch wide and 6 Inch deep Product Dimensions (in inches):15.0 x 10.3 x 2.2Next »Awesome Lego Set ProsEasy To UseHigh QualityConsBest UsesHomeWas this a gift?:YesLego Pig City ProsEasy To AssembleEasy To UseHigh QualityLasting FunConsBest UsesHomeWas this a gift?:NoMy kids likely so much I'd buy again My son loves this Lego set! ProsHigh QualityConsBest UsesHomeWas this a gift?:YesFun build! ProsEasy To AssembleHigh QualityLasting FunConsBest UsesHomeWas this a gift?:YesFun Lego Set I would not buy this product again ProsEasy To AssembleConsFlimsyBest UsesHomeWas this a gift?:YesI would recommend!
Buy Was this a gift?:YesDisplaying reviews 1-10Back to topPrevious | Pig City Teardownproduct_label_list_price_accessibility 66 Reviews123451Warning!Choking Hazard.Small parts and Ball.FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISAngry Birds™AnimalsSend the birds into Pig City and get the eggs back! Pig City Teardown Reviews - page 2Let friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestPosted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Log InSubscribed, but don't have a login?Activate your digital access.'Angry Birds' lacks 'Lego' heartCLOSExEmbedFor those stalwart souls who have resisted one of the great time wasters of the iPhone era, Angry Birds is a puzzle game in which the player uses to a virtual slingshot to launch a barrage of cartoon birds as missiles. Their target: ugly-cute green pigs who have stolen their eggs.First released in 2010, the app became a pop-culture phenomenon, spawning toys, T-shirts, backpacks and theme-park attractions. All of this made “The Angry Birds Movie,” which hits theaters Friday, inevitable.
Yet it is no small task turning cutesy game icons — which we’re used to seeing at the millimeter scale — into larger-than-life characters with quirks, backstories and narrative arcs that go beyond their catapult trajectories.Screenwriter Jon Vitti and first-time directors Fergal Reilly and Clay Kaytis certainly give it a try, but their bag of tricks is mostly recycled and their sense of humor is aimed squarely at 12-year-old boys.The opening action sequence is straight out of the "Ice Age" movies, except instead of a saber-toothed squirrel with an acorn, it’s Red — a squat, flightless bird with Groucho Marx eyebrows and the voice of Jason Sudeikis — racing to deliver a "hatch day" present. After the client takes issue with his tardiness, Red loses his temper and winds up in anger-management class, where he meets Chuck (Josh Gad), a yellow bird with Flash speed, and Bomb (Danny McBride), who literally blows up when he gets mad.As the archetypal lonely outsider, Red is the only bird on the island who is suspicious when a ship arrives with a crew of roly-poly piggies led by Leonard (Bill Hader).
As for the rest of the villagers, anyone who isn’t wowed by the newcomers’ high-tech gadgets (especially the all-important slingshot) is won over by their stage show, a sort of Country Thunder From Down Under with hip-swiveling piggies wearing, shall we say, ham-less chaps.That’s the level of comedy throughout the film, which is packed with bad puns (“Pluck my life”) and other mildly risque material designed to make older kids giggle while sailing over the heads of their younger siblings. Some of the sight gags are based on bird biology, as when a mommy bird packs lunch for her kids by regurgitating it, although others ignore the facts of avian life (such as: birds don’t pee).In a sure sign of a premise running thin, there are numerous, utterly irrelevant pop-culture references, including a two-second clip parodying "The Shining" ("Red rum!").Eventually, of course, the pigs’ nefarious purpose (see first paragraph above) is revealed, and it’s up to Red to save the day by turning himself and his neighbors into missiles raining feathery terror down on the pigs’ city.