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Product Specifications
Model Number219177
Number of Puzzle Pieces198
Assembly RequiredYes
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Product Description
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In the ocean's darkest depths the heroic diver struggles to wrestle the yellow Atlantis treasure key from the mighty Shark Warrior. Hoping to gain the upper hand, the diver fires the sub's hidden missiles--but will they be enough to help him get the key?
Product Description
Deep at the bottom of the ocean, the yellow Atlantis Treasure Key is guarded by a ferocious Shark Warrior. Send the Typhoon Turbo Sub into battle -- when the fight gets tough, its powerful high-speed turbine engines flip around to reveal a key-grabbing claw and hidden torpedo launcher! It's time to discover the lost secrets of Atlantis! Includes 2 minifigures: 1 heroic diver and 1 Shark Warrior Yellow Atlantis treasure key included; collect them all Flip over the rotating sub propellers Sub is armed with torpedo shooter and flick fire missiles Claw grabs and holds the treasure key
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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
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My six year old boy loves lego and has spent all his hard earned money on LEGO Atlantis products this year. The Typhoon Sub is a nice piece of lego engineering which is fairly simple to build. There are a few technical elements to the building - the front propellers tilt back and the back propeller rotates - but there is nothing that was really beyond his ability. It comes with a Manta Warrior and a standard Lego Atlantis diver, who sits in the sub itself. The sub is quite large, not as big as the LEGO Atlantis 8075 Neptune Carrier but it is still a good sized toy for a six year old to play with.
It's really quite robust when he plays with it as well, although a few bits sometimes fall off but that is part of the fun of lego you can always rebuild/improve the original design. If you give this to a younger child you can fully expect to be building it yourself as some of the bits are fiddly, but not complex.
I wish we had had lego like this 30 years ago!
It's really quite robust when he plays with it as well, although a few bits sometimes fall off but that is part of the fun of lego you can always rebuild/improve the original design. If you give this to a younger child you can fully expect to be building it yourself as some of the bits are fiddly, but not complex.
I wish we had had lego like this 30 years ago!
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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LEGO's new theme is suitably aquatic and the Typhoon is the best of the vehicles I've seen so far (still waiting on the Neptune Carrier).
My 6-year-old was able to build the majority of this model by himself (although the more technical part was beyond him). The instructions are simple and the build itself is uncomplicated.
The ability to rotate the front propellers/impellers is nice (even if I still really dislike the 'flick torpedos') And the model is pretty robust - although still subject to the usual wear and tear during play.
The sharkman seems hopelessly outclassed - but I'm assuming that imbalance will be redressed in other sets.
My 6-year-old was able to build the majority of this model by himself (although the more technical part was beyond him). The instructions are simple and the build itself is uncomplicated.
The ability to rotate the front propellers/impellers is nice (even if I still really dislike the 'flick torpedos') And the model is pretty robust - although still subject to the usual wear and tear during play.
The sharkman seems hopelessly outclassed - but I'm assuming that imbalance will be redressed in other sets.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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My 10 year old son loves it, that's all there is to say really! I'm sure our household has more Lego than the Lego shop. My only gripe is that I do think the themed sets are overpriced, but then it's worth it as my son is constantly playing with it, or adapting it with other Lego pieces that he has. It certainly stimulates his imagination
Most Recent Customer Reviews
as with all lego...
... its great fun putting it all together in the beginning but once it's made up and played with for a few days it tends to sit in the cupboard un-played-with. Read more
Published 1 month ago by jzmom
Typhoon turbo sub
This is good fun - my 8 yr old son and I have enjoyed building and playing with this and the transforming sub/ base. Read more
Published 16 months ago by cavqueen
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