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Technical Details
- LEGO building set
- Features ball shooting cannon
- Has rotating head and waist
- Set also includes alien minifigure
- For ages 7 years +
Product Specifications
Model Number219186
Number of Puzzle Pieces118
Assembly RequiredYes
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Product Description
Now you can build Buzz Lightyear's arch-nemesis, the Evil Emperor Zurg! With his powerful sphere-shooting cannon and rotating waist, this poseable galactic overlord is more than ready to battle Buzz and his little green alien friend the next time they meet. Includes alien minifigure! Powerful sphere-shooting cannon Emperor Zurg features a rotating waist Measures 9" (23cm) tall
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Bought this for my 9 year old son for Christmas. He loves Lego and his little brother (aged 3) loves Toy Story so it was a bit of a joint success really. Usual problem with Lego that we find though is that it falls apart easily so have to be careful when playing with it but that's just the nature of Lego I guess. When all made up properly though it looks great sitting up on his shelf.
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I recently bought this, along with the LEGO Toy Story 7592 Construct-a-Buzz for my son's 8th birthday. Of the two, this is the quicker and easier to complete - we built him at quite a leisurely pace within an hour. Kids might need a bit of help working out how to fit Zurg's cape on for him as it's not absolutely clear, but the rest of the project is very straightforward - the pictorial instructions have no words, and are very clear. I simply supervised and pointed out what goes where in the pictures, and my son did all the putting together.
Design-wise, Zurg looks a bit odd I think. He's a pillar with two arms and a head - he suffers from the problems as Daleks do when stairs need to be tackled, I fear. This visual design makes him look quite unlike a Lego toy, I think - there's not much of that 'low res' chunky charm that I expected, and some of the construction seemed to be simply for the sake of it rather than out of necessity. But it's a very rewarding project for someone who is new to Lego - easy to make, and the results are pleasing. The only difficult part for a child might be pushing a couple of bits into place, as they require a certain amount of strength.
Zurg has a big laser that he holds in one hand, which has 3 balls that can be fired (very weakly, but well enough). I expect these will get lost fairly quickly.
I'd recommend getting Buzz too, if you can afford it; my previous experience with Lego was that it was quite over-priced for what you end up with, but I was pleasantly surprised by these two. They'll be played with for a long time once they're made.
Design-wise, Zurg looks a bit odd I think. He's a pillar with two arms and a head - he suffers from the problems as Daleks do when stairs need to be tackled, I fear. This visual design makes him look quite unlike a Lego toy, I think - there's not much of that 'low res' chunky charm that I expected, and some of the construction seemed to be simply for the sake of it rather than out of necessity. But it's a very rewarding project for someone who is new to Lego - easy to make, and the results are pleasing. The only difficult part for a child might be pushing a couple of bits into place, as they require a certain amount of strength.
Zurg has a big laser that he holds in one hand, which has 3 balls that can be fired (very weakly, but well enough). I expect these will get lost fairly quickly.
I'd recommend getting Buzz too, if you can afford it; my previous experience with Lego was that it was quite over-priced for what you end up with, but I was pleasantly surprised by these two. They'll be played with for a long time once they're made.
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Lego toy is brilliant. Easy to assemble, our 5 yr old grandson thinks it's great.
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