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Product Features
- Includes 7 minifigures: Jake Raines, Mac McCloud, Professor Archibald Hale, Pharaoh Amset-Ra, 2 Anubis guards and 1 flying mummy
- Collect all of the LEGO® Pharaoh’s Quest sets to have all the treasures and awaken the Pharaoh
- Features golden coffin lid and other gold elements. Accessories include Egyptian swords, scarab shields, dynamite, spears, wrenches, guns, a pickax, binoculars, scorpions, snakes and golden coins
- Navigate through sliding doors, booby-trapped stairs and a mummy tomb, pull lever to open trap door, battle behind the wheel of the armored ATV, and shoot Pharaoh’s tomb out of pyramid with flick-fire action
- Remove the scorpion from the pyramid for battle
- Pyramid measures 10” (25cm) tall and 15”(38cm) wide
Product Specifications
Main Language(s)English unknown
Model Number285731
Number of Puzzle Pieces792
Assembly RequiredNo
Material Type(s)Plastic
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Find the final treasure before the Pharaoh awakens!
As they discover the golden headdress hidden in the dark depths of Pharaoh Amset-Ra’s pyramid, the brave heroes go face-to-face with the evil mummy horde. If the mummies get the ulJake Rainesate Golden Nemes, they will awaken the Pharaoh. Can the heroes navigate the treacherous maze of booby-trapped stairs and the Pharaoh’s tomb to escape the clutches of the mummies?
As they discover the golden headdress hidden in the dark depths of Pharaoh Amset-Ra’s pyramid, the brave heroes go face-to-face with the evil mummy horde. If the mummies get the ulJake Rainesate Golden Nemes, they will awaken the Pharaoh. Can the heroes navigate the treacherous maze of booby-trapped stairs and the Pharaoh’s tomb to escape the clutches of the mummies?
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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It's some time since I last attempted to construct anything significant from LEGO so when I was given this to build with my 4 year old I was slightly anxious. No need - it was very handily packaged in 7 separate bags (one per main item) and the 2 instruction booklets were extremely easy to follow (I didn't have to take anything apart and start again at any point).
The building process was very addictive - it didn't need constant 'encouragement' from my 4 year old to build the next bag! Be aware that the LEGO youngest age rating of 8 years old is accurate and for children under 7 or 8 years it will definitely need an adult to help out with the fiddly bits. Once built, however, it is suitable for younger children to play with so long as you are happy that the smaller parts don't pose a choke (or 'putting up the nose') hazard.
Once completed (and also during construction - a total of 3 hours for an adult) it has provided hours of fun with the trap doors, scorpions, goodies and baddies, and treasure. Also, amazingly, it is still all in one piece several weeks later. LEGO have significantly expanded their usual standard set of building blocks in this set, and this really helps to promote imagination and longevity of the product - another plus point that gives you more value for money from the Pharaohs Quest set.
Highly recommended.
The building process was very addictive - it didn't need constant 'encouragement' from my 4 year old to build the next bag! Be aware that the LEGO youngest age rating of 8 years old is accurate and for children under 7 or 8 years it will definitely need an adult to help out with the fiddly bits. Once built, however, it is suitable for younger children to play with so long as you are happy that the smaller parts don't pose a choke (or 'putting up the nose') hazard.
Once completed (and also during construction - a total of 3 hours for an adult) it has provided hours of fun with the trap doors, scorpions, goodies and baddies, and treasure. Also, amazingly, it is still all in one piece several weeks later. LEGO have significantly expanded their usual standard set of building blocks in this set, and this really helps to promote imagination and longevity of the product - another plus point that gives you more value for money from the Pharaohs Quest set.
Highly recommended.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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It's quite apparent before you even open the box that this is a substantial Lego project. With almost 800 individual pieces, it will take even the most experienced modeller the best part of 2 hours to complete. However, the build experience is every bit as fun as the finished article. There are plenty of movable parts in this design, ranging from traps to tricks, creatures and a half-track car. Some of the features are very imaginative like the hinges stairs with creepy crawlies inside, the trapdoor which drops blocks of stone on the unwary adventurer and a sarcophagus which will suddenly appear from a walled-up tomb.
The only real disappointment is that the blow-moulded base already has a good part of the pyramid pre-formed in it, which effectively means that space for moving figures around inside the finished building isn't quite as extensive as it otherwise could have been, and the moulded base itself, whilst being up to the job, is a tad flimsier than I would have liked to see.
Other than that, this is a really super model and should provide hours of fun both in the construction and subsequent tomb-raiding adventures. It's perfect for two to play together - one being the adventurers and the other the mummy and monsters.
Super fun. Recommended.
The only real disappointment is that the blow-moulded base already has a good part of the pyramid pre-formed in it, which effectively means that space for moving figures around inside the finished building isn't quite as extensive as it otherwise could have been, and the moulded base itself, whilst being up to the job, is a tad flimsier than I would have liked to see.
Other than that, this is a really super model and should provide hours of fun both in the construction and subsequent tomb-raiding adventures. It's perfect for two to play together - one being the adventurers and the other the mummy and monsters.
Super fun. Recommended.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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My major experience of LEGO comes from the bucketful of the stuff that was passed down to me from my older siblings. LEGO was essentially building blocks for what ever was in my imagination. However, this does not have to be the case as LEGO aficionados will be well aware that there are plenty of kits you can get that are designed to be built into something that is actually recognisable. `Pharaoh's Quest' is one such pack and comes with a pyramid, jeep and giant scorpion. There are also several LEGO men to build including a bearded explorer and a mysterious Mummy.
The pack comes in more plastic bags than an anti-environmentalist would use when shopping at the supermarket. The instructions also come across several booklets and inform you instantly to the task ahead. There is a lot of building to be done and you are advised to build the specific elements one by one - a good suggestion as once you dismantle the building etc. you may never find all the pieces again to recreate it. I enjoy building with LEGO and the clear instructions make the task a daunting one, but easy to follow. Once everything was built I was able to pass it on to my Nephews who were very impressed with the quality toys.
One thing I did notice was the base that the pyramid came with. A pre built plastic mould is already there for you to work off. I think this is a great idea as it made the finished item lighter and quicker to build. Like with any LEGO, you have to enjoy the process of building as well as playing to get the most out of it. `Pharaoh's Quest' is a kit that contains tons of fun. The only misgiving I have is that if the pieces are mixed up with LEGO from a different set, you may find it hard to recreate your masterpiece as it is so different.
The pack comes in more plastic bags than an anti-environmentalist would use when shopping at the supermarket. The instructions also come across several booklets and inform you instantly to the task ahead. There is a lot of building to be done and you are advised to build the specific elements one by one - a good suggestion as once you dismantle the building etc. you may never find all the pieces again to recreate it. I enjoy building with LEGO and the clear instructions make the task a daunting one, but easy to follow. Once everything was built I was able to pass it on to my Nephews who were very impressed with the quality toys.
One thing I did notice was the base that the pyramid came with. A pre built plastic mould is already there for you to work off. I think this is a great idea as it made the finished item lighter and quicker to build. Like with any LEGO, you have to enjoy the process of building as well as playing to get the most out of it. `Pharaoh's Quest' is a kit that contains tons of fun. The only misgiving I have is that if the pieces are mixed up with LEGO from a different set, you may find it hard to recreate your masterpiece as it is so different.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great for current Lego users
This is a big set. It's far removed from the Lego sets of my youth with their very, very standard bricks. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Ray Blake
Lego Pharahoes Quest - Scorpion Pyramid
I bought this for my son's 7th birthday. We built this up in just under 2 hours. it looks fantastic once built. Read more
Published 2 months ago by juliewuley
Kept the little one busy!
This project kept my son busy for quite a while! He is younger than the age range it was meant to be for but is a real budding engineer and managed to put this together without too... Read more
Published 6 months ago by A. Gothorp
Pharoahs Quest 7327 : Scorpion Pyramid
My 8 year old son had been begging for this toy for at least a year before we finally gave in.I'm so glad we didn't get this for Christmas as it needs much patience and a whole day... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Lester Heady
This Scorpion Pyramid...
...looks like the best of the Pharaohs Quest sets. It's got moving architecture, a vehicle, 7 minifigs, a giant scorpion and lots of gold pieces. Read more
Published 8 months ago by James C. Maxwell
Great lego kit
I bought this for my sons sixth birthday and was a little concerned that it might be too difficult but thought I could sit there and help him out. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Tony
Lego pharaohs
My child 8 years old have lot of legosets and this is one of his favourite It has a lot of fun details NICE!!
Published 9 months ago by markoman
my daughter loved it
My daughter had this as her birthday present. It kept her and three other 9 year olds very happy for quite a while.
Published 10 months ago by Braders
Good fun and hours of entertainment, but questionable long term appeal
As a kit for kids to building something great, this is a really good Lego kit - there's tonnes of Lego pieces including transfers, a base (which is half the pyramid) and two... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Darren Simons
Fantastic set,well worth the money.
This set is Lego at it's best.At first thought it seemed a little expensive, soon to realise you get what you pay for. Read more
Published 11 months ago by B. Barlow
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