LEGO Chain Reactions Reviews
“The book is accompanied by 33 LEGO bricks that allow you to make the first model presented, the most basic, among the 10 experiences offered. Six plastic LEGO marbles are provided and a slew of pre-cut paper items are included. In order to move forward and build the more... More elaborate models presented over the pages, you will have to make intensive use of your personal collection, assuming that you have enough basic parts to assemble the various necessary elements. In total, you need nearly 200 pieces (2x4, 2x6, 2x8 bricks, plates, etc ...) to be able to reproduce all the models presented.”
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Packed full of ideas, instructions, and inspiration for 10 LEGO machines that spin, swing, pivot, roll, lift, and drop. Each machine alone is awesome, but put them together and generate incredible chain reactions. Then, combine the machines in any order you like to create your own chain reactions. Klutz experts worked with educators and 11-yr olds to invent the machines, then wrote a book that teaches the skills (and some of the physics behind the fun) kids need to create their own amazing chain reaction machines. Includes 33 special LEGO elements that combine with basic bricks from your collection to make your machines go. Klutz worked with LEGO to make sure you'll need only the most common bricks, and that there are plenty of substitutes. The result is a chain reaction of fun, as one thing leads to another... and another. Includes 80-pg book, 33 LEGO elements, 6 LEGO balls, 6' of string, 8 paper ramps, 2 paper pop-up signs, 1 paper funnel ramp, 1 paper flag, 1 paper bucket,...
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