Indiana Jones Games: LEGO Pharaoh's Quest Golden Staff Guardians 7306

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.5 x 1.8 inches ; 4 ounces
Shipping Weight: 4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
ASIN: B004478GL0
Item model number: 4611555
Manufacturer recommended age: 6 - 14 years
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 3,542 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)

By : LEGO
Price : $10.25

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Mac McLoud races towards the temple on his motorcycle in search of 1 of the Pharaoh Amset-Ra’s six treasures. Will he opt for to use dynamite to obtain access to the Staff and remain a single step ahead of the mummies, who are close on his heels?!

bRace to the temple and battle for the golden staff!/bMac McLoud races towards the temple on his motorcycle in search of 1 of the Pharaoh AmsetRas 6 treasures, the golden staff. Obtain access to the staff with dynamite and stay one step ahead of the mummies! Consists of three minifigures Mac McLoud and two mummies! Consists of 3 minifigures Mac McLoud and two mummies Mac McLoud contains gun, helmet and goggles Mummies contain ancient headdresses and swords Characteristics dynamite, motorcycle, temple and golden staff treasure Temple capabilities blowout wall and secret compartment to hide the golden staff Temple measures over 3 (9cm) tall and two (5cm) wide Motorcycle measures 3 (7cm) lengthy and more than 1 (3cm) tall

LEGO Pharaoh's Quest Golden Staff Guardians 7306

Product Features

Includes Mac McLoud and 2 mummy figures
Mac uses the motorbike and stick of dynamite to retrieve the Golden Staff
Temple features secret compartment to hide the Golden Staff
Blow-out wall
70 elements

Costumer Critiques

This is a superb Lego set for about $10. It has a wonderful red motorcycle (really old school style), a cool mini-fig (with helmets, googles, and so on), two mummy warriors (with full Pharaoh head-dress and shields), a golden staff and a great deal more. This is a fantastic set for young and old alike.

A single of the much less-pricey sets in Lego's new Pharaoh's Quest line, the Golden Staff Guardians set is fairly substantially a minifigure set, as there is truly not substantially else to construct. The minifigures are wicked cool though. You get an adventurer (Mac McLoud, apparently) with a helmet, goggles, dynamite and a rifle, plus a pair of creepy-hunting mummy warriors. They have pharaoh style headpieces, curved swords and shields shaped like scarab beetles, plus reversible heads. The other attraction is the motorcycle, which was what my son was most interested in.
Complexity - With just 70 pieces, this was an very easy set to assemble. My 5-year old put together the minifigures and the motorcycle, and I built the platform that holds the staff. It quite possibly took 15 minutes to assemble every little thing.
Playability - My son had a lot of enjoyable with this set, particularly with the McLoud figure and motorcycle. It really is hassle-free to set up many different adventures, and it didn't take considerably to incorporate these minifigures into his other Lego sets.
This is a excellent set overall, and tends to make an excellent (and inexpensive) introduction to the Pharaoh's Quest line. It's possibly worth the retail price just for the two mummy warrior minifigures.