These are the instructions for building the LEGO Batman Two-Faces Escape that was released in 2006. BI 7781 IN [4.49 Mb] BI 7781 NA [4.45 Mb]LEGO® Lego Batman sets are a great childrens toy. They can be great if you can pick them up in a toy sale, or in the childrens toy section of sites like eBay. Children have loved playing with Lego for many years. They are the kind of toy that will last forever. The Lego Batman sets are a great series that are sure to bring lots of enjoyment for your children. To view the Lego Batman instructions for a particular set, click on the thumbnail image or title of that set. LEGO® 30521 from 2017 LEGO® 7884 from 2008 The Batbuggy: The Escape Of Mr. Freeze LEGO® 7885 from 2008 Robins Scuba Jet: Attack Of The Penguin LEGO® 7886 from 2008 The Batcycle: Harley Quinns Hammer Truck LEGO® 7888 from 2008 The Bat Tumbler: Jokers Ice Cream Surprise LEGO® 7786 from 2007
The Batcopter: The Chase For Scarecrow LEGO® 7787 from 2007 The Bat Tank: The Riddler And Banes Hideout LEGO® 7779 from 2006 LEGO® 7780 from 2006 Hunt For Killer Croc LEGO® 7781 from 2006 LEGO® 7782 from 2006 The Jokers Aerial Assault LEGO® 7783 from 2006 LEGO® 7784 from 2006 The Batmobile Ultimate Collectors Edition LEGO® 7785 from 2006The Batmobile: Two-Face's Escape $29.99 £24.99 $49.99Additional prices: 7781 The Batmobile: Two-Face's Escape is a LEGO Batman set released in the year 2006. The set includes 386 pieces, and costs $29.99. It is intended for children ages seven through twelve. The set includes the Batmobile, Two-Face's van, and a blockade for either vehicle to smash through. The Batmobile features a forward-mounted rocket, which, when it hits the back of Two-Face's van, will cause the roof of the van to pop up, knocking off anyone positioned on it. The van also includes twin pop-out blasters, and a colour design so that one half is white, and the other half is grey (in Two-Face fashion).
Much confusion occurred with this set possibly due to preliminary designs. For instance, Two Face's armoured truck has more pieces including a back door added to the videogame, the top also looks different, and above the wheels there are different colours. Two-Face has also been in much confusion for LEGO Shop at Home Catalogues have shown Two-Face with various colours of hands, as both flesh, both grey, and white and black instead of flesh and grey. Also, in a picture Two-Face is shown holding a speedometer with yellow elements attached to it which was not included in the final set. In addition, he has two "variations"-one has a black stripe going on the torso part of his leg, the other doesn't.The requested URL /lego-instructions.php?cat_id=4 was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.Melting ValentinesPerfect ValentinesValentine S DayValentines LegosLego Heart ValentineValentine Lego IdeasValentines Family IdeasValentines For BoysHeart LegoForwardWhether they are big or small, why not remind that special someone in your life how much you care for them in a creative and fun way?
Field Setup & Placement Details about the FLL Challenge Set FLL Robot Game back to overview On this page Overview Mat Placement Construction of Models Usage of Dual Lock Arrangement on Field Maintenance The field is where the Robot Game takes place. It consists of a field mat, on a table, with mission models arranged on top. The field mat and the LEGO® pieces for building the mission models are part of your Field Setup Kit. How to arrange the mission models on the playing field is explained in this document. Step 1: Vacuum the table top carefully. Even the tiniest particle under the mat can give the robot trouble. After vacuuming, run your hand over the surface and sand or file down any protruding imperfections you find. Step 2: On the vacuumed surface (never unroll the mat in an area where it could pick up particles), unroll the mat so the image is up and its north edge is near the north/double border wall (note the location of the double wall in each table sketch below).
BE VERY CAREFUL TO NOT LET THE MAT KINK (BEND IN TWO DIRECTIONS AT ONCE). Step 3: The mat is smaller than the playing surface by design. Slide and align it so that there is no gap between the south edge of the mat and the south border wall. Center the mat in the east-west direction (look for equal gaps at left and right). Step 4: With help from others, pull the mat at opposite ends and massage out any waviness away from the center and re-check the requirement of Step 3. It is expected that some waviness will persist, but that should relax over time. Some teams use a hair dryer to speed the relaxation of the waviness. Step 5 - OPTIONAL: To hold the mat in place, you may use a thin strip of black tape at the east and west ends. Where the tape sticks to the mat, it may cover the mat’s black border only. Where the tape sticks to the table, it may stick to the horizontal surface only, and not the walls. Step 6: For a competition setup, dummy walls are not needed. Secure two tables north-to-north.
The total span of border between two tables must measure between 3” (76mm) and 4” (100mm). Alignment of mats on double / single (competition / practice) field Build the mission models. It will take a single person four to five hours to do this, so it’s best done in a work party. For any team members with little or no experience building with LEGO elements, mission model construction is a great way to learn. This step is also a nice time for new team members to get acquainted with each other. Usage of Dual Lock Some models are secured to the mat, others are not. Where a model needs to be secured, the connection is made using the re-usable fastening material from 3M called Dual Lock, which comes in the flat clear bag with the LEGO elements in your Field Setup Kit. Dual Lock is designed to stick or “lock” to itself when two faces of it are pressed together, but you can unlock it too, for ease of transport and storage. The application process for the Dual Lock is only needed once.
Later, the models can simply be locked onto the mat or unlocked. To apply Dual Lock: Step 1: Stick one square, adhesive side down, on each box you see on the mat with an “X” in it. Step 2: Press a second square on top of each of those, “Locking” them on, adhesive side up. Instead of using your finger, use a bit of the wax paper the squares came on. Step 3: Lower the model onto the squares.Some models look symmetrical, but do indicate a directional model feature somewhere. Be sure to place each square precisely on its box, and each model precisely over its marks. When pressing a model down, press down on its lowest solid structure instead of crushing the whole model. Pull on that same structure if later you need to separate the model from the mat. For large and/or flexible models, apply only one or two sets at a time. There’s no need to do it all at once. Remove any obvious splinters, and cover any obvious holes. Make sure the mat touches the south border wall, and is centered east to west.
Avoid cleaning the mat with anything that will leave a residue. Any residue, sticky or slippery, will affect the robot’s performance compared to a new mat (many tournaments use new mats). Use a vacuum and/or damp cloth for dust and debris (above and below the mat). To get marks off, try a white-plastic pencil eraser. When moving the mat for transport and storage, be sure not to let it bend into a sharp kink point, which could affect the robot’s movement. Tournaments using new mats should unroll the mats as far in advance of the tournament day as possible. For control of extreme curl at the east or west edges of the mat, tape is allowed, with a maximum of ¼” (6 mm) overlap. Foam tape is not allowed. Do NOT put Dual Lock under the mat, or use it in any other than securing models as described. Keep the models in original condition by straightening and tightening solid connections often. Ensure that spinning axles spin freely by checking for end-to-end play and replacing any that are bent
Arrangement of Mission Models on Field The correct placement of the mission models on the mat is described in the text as well as shown on the corresponding pictures and location marks on the mat. Details which are not mentioned or shown are left to chance and are officially irrelevant. Before the start the following objects are completely and lose in base: Fig. 1: The shark is balanced on the black rubber area in the tank in the base. Secure the service dog and the person on the mark at the mat, the arm of the person and the dog's head facing down. The end of the cane is on the black dot. The warning fence is up. This model is secured with Dual Lock, but not on “X” marks. Instead, you find the correct north-south location. Place the model between its red marks on the mat. Then center it over your table’s north border wall and a section of “dummy” wall. Finally, rest the red axle on its stopper. Next, make small pencil marks to show exactly where the model’s feet are.
After these location steps, apply Dual Lock - two pair under each foot and stick it on the mat. Hand-place one of the follwowing animals in your tray of the animal conservation mission model: Reindeer - facing west Gorilla - facing south Bat - facing south Flamingo - facing east Frogs - facing south & west Only these five animals are allowed for exchange. When loading an animal in your tray, push the animal north, and center it east/west. Finally, rest the red axle on its stopper If placing another animal other than reindeer, put reindeer on that animal’s mark facing west: 8 Food rations for the animals. Attach the refrigerator with DualLock on the mark on the mat. Then fill in all the food rations in random order and close the door. Place all four animals on their marks on the mat. Center the feets of the wall as close to their marks as possible, and keep them parallel. Attach the biomimicry wall with Dual Lock on the mark on the mat.
Place the green gecko on the wall (see illustrations). Use the holder in the middle of his stomach. The white gecko is in base. Attach the milking automation with Dual Lock on the mark on the mat. The red lever is aligned over its mark. Release-cow is pulled all the way out. Dispenser ramps are loaded with milk and manure (a type of feces). The panda station is placed on the mark on the mat. Starts with sliding section closed (counter-clockwise). The camera is placed on the mark on the mat. The trainer with dog and the five manure samples are in base. Place each manure sample on the marks on the mat. Place the zoologist on the mark on the mat. The training & research area is in southeast on the mat. Place the beehive on the mark on the mat. The honey is inside the beehive. Place the bee on the mark on the mat. The prosthesis is in base. Place the pink animal (pig) on the mark on the mat The seal is on the mark on the mat.