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For many years now, LEGO has gotten us used to it being late to the Christmas party. As if determined to annoy its fans around the world, the Danish toymaker usually releases new brick sets on January 1 of the new year – and 2021 is no exception.
McLaren Senna GTR, Ferrari 488 GTE AF CORSE 51, Ferrari 488 GT Modificata, and the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon are just a few of the goodies LEGO will unleash onto the world come January 1, 2021. And the list just grew bigger this week with the announcement of two new sets that will be joining the Technic range.
Generically called LEGO Technic Monster Jam, the two sets will help fans across the world build in the comfort of their own homes either the Max-D or the Grave Digger (or both), two of the most appreciated monster trucks in the Jam circuit.
The Max-D is a pull-back toy comprised of 230 pieces. It comes complete with “authentic graphics and colors, spikes and movable flag.” More exciting, though, is the fact that once you're bored with it, the truck can be reconfigured to become a quad-bike.
The Grave Digger is also a pull-back toy. It reveals itself after all the 212 pieces have been correctly assembled, sporting a replica of the real-world ghost-and-fire details, huge tires, a movable flag, and red headlights. It, too, can be reshaped into something else, in this case an off-road buggy.
Regardless of your choice of Monster Jam trucks, you’ll end up owning a toy that once assembled measures 4 inches (10 cm) in height, 10 inches (25 cm, with flag) in length, and 4 inches (10 cm) in width.
Both new toys are meant for kids aged seven years and above, and that makes them rather cheap additions to the Technic range. Each is priced at $19.99 and, as said, will become available for purchase on January 1.
Generically called LEGO Technic Monster Jam, the two sets will help fans across the world build in the comfort of their own homes either the Max-D or the Grave Digger (or both), two of the most appreciated monster trucks in the Jam circuit.
The Max-D is a pull-back toy comprised of 230 pieces. It comes complete with “authentic graphics and colors, spikes and movable flag.” More exciting, though, is the fact that once you're bored with it, the truck can be reconfigured to become a quad-bike.
The Grave Digger is also a pull-back toy. It reveals itself after all the 212 pieces have been correctly assembled, sporting a replica of the real-world ghost-and-fire details, huge tires, a movable flag, and red headlights. It, too, can be reshaped into something else, in this case an off-road buggy.
Regardless of your choice of Monster Jam trucks, you’ll end up owning a toy that once assembled measures 4 inches (10 cm) in height, 10 inches (25 cm, with flag) in length, and 4 inches (10 cm) in width.
Both new toys are meant for kids aged seven years and above, and that makes them rather cheap additions to the Technic range. Each is priced at $19.99 and, as said, will become available for purchase on January 1.
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