LEGO Reviews

Brought the toy to Mexico (where we live) and on a Friday night I presented my 10 year old son with this gift. By Saturday night he had finished it and enjoyed himself very much. This is one of the best Lego's he has put together and is already looking forward to the next. It was very entertaining and challenging. We are continually looking for harder Lego's to assemble.

I just finished building the Rover with my 11 year old son over the last three evenings. For us, Lego's with lots of gears and manipulating parts are the best, and this model is great. Although hard to tell from the pictures and descriptions, it has a knob to steer the 4 corner tires in a coordinated fashion, a button that deploys and unfolds the 'solar panels', a knob that releases the 'camera boom' and then rotates it when upright, another knob to rotate the 'antenna', and lastly a knob to extend and move the 'drilling probe' and retract it again.
As usual, the pictorial instructions are very clear if you can keep your eleven year old from jumping ahead to build the cool parts. A small complaint is that the model contains white, light grey, dark grey and black parts of the same shape, and it's not always clear from the pictures if light or dark grey are to be used. The only consequence of picking the wrong color early is that you'll have to use the opposite color later in the construction.
My son and I have found a good way to share the building of Legos'. For each page, we take turns being "parts man" and "assembler". And then keep each other focused by doing Quality Control (playful ragging) on each others work. So find a kid (or the kid in you) and build it.

This is the nicest of the smaller LEGO boats I've seen, way above the low standard LEGO has set for itself with the rest of the Orient Expedition line. The construction is clever and solid, the colors are attractive and the figures are cute (despite their bizarre headgear--metal coolie hats?). It has a cargo hold and a great-looking sail.

This being Lego, don't look for political correctness--the Western bad guy figure (complete with curled mustache and top hat) is apparently supposed to be in charge. I just chucked him back in the box. :)

The shape isn't quite right--a fun project is to do some internet research on Chinese junks and alter the model to be a little more realistic.

I love the star wars legos. If you are the videogame type, get Lego Star Wars. Its a fun game. If you no like lego games then get Star Wars Battlefront II!Back to legos. I own this one and many other legos But I need this one. The lego where Darthy and Luke are in Sidious's throne room. When you read this please write a review and tell me where to get it. Anyway I love this lego! It is a classic fun thing!

LEGO 7264 Imperial Inspection is a must-have for any Star Wars collector, especially a Star Wars LEGO collector. The set includes 10 valuable minifigures, the Imperial Shuttle, a small ground transport vehicle and a control station with a loading crane.

The Imperial Inspection includes two extremely rare Emperor's Royal Guard minifigures. Other minifigures included with the set are the Emperor, Darth Vader, two Imperial Commanders, and four Stormtroopers. The shuttle itself is nicely designed, with folding wings and room for a pilot and several passengers. The extra vehicle and control station are nice props for display. Mostly due to the minifigures, I rate the Imperial Inspection as one of the best Star Wars LEGO sets produced.

The Imperial Inspection I found on Amazon was shipped in good condition and came earlier than expected. No pieces were missing and everything was in the original box. Also, I'm pleased that all the Lego figures were in the box. I enjoyed building it, and it was a very good deal for me. Since the line of production got discontinued at Lego.com, it has been more expensive at other places and had been hard to find the complete set.

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I am 7 years old. This was pretty easy to put together, but VERY hard to keep together. It breaks if I try to pick it up even if I'm being really careful. I think I will glue this stinkin' thing!

I am a 7-year-old. I love legos and I love Star Wars and I was really excited about this. But then when I was done, it was very very weak. So I put it on my mom's shelf and every time I picked it up it got weak again. So we took it all apart and built it again, but that time I ended up screaming and crying because part of the bottom wasn't strong enough and the front things began to break apart, so it cracked in half and I gave up. But I'm going to try to build it again because I want to glue it.

I think this is the best lego set in your toy store thank you.

THIS IS A GREAT VALUE FOR LEGOS! MY SON LOVED IT! MOST IMPORTANT, HE WAS ABLE TO PUT IT TOGETHER ON HIS OWN, NO PARENT HELP!( HE JUST TURNED 8). HE HAS PLAYED WITH IT TO...ALOT. WORKS WELL THE THE OTHER KNIGHT KINGDOM LEGOES! HIGHLY RECOMMEDED.

This is a great bionicle set! I just got it today. My brother got another bionicle and we fight with them. I rated this bionicle 5 for fun because it is really fun, my favorite part are the wings that are retractable. I rated this education 4 because you dont really learn much except for buildin skills. I rated this bionicle 4 for durability because when i try to lift something up with its talons its leg falls off sometimes. overall this is an awesome toy.

There's not much I could do with this thing since LEGO already did a lot for me! The one thing I did do though was mount a vahki disc launcher on its back. I think that the Turaga Dume figure is a complete waste of time, though. All it does is take up space. This thing is great for Bionicle lovers who want to show off their "genious" but are really lazy.

Nivawk is very, very fun. I like Turaga Dume, too. It is easy to build both. My favorite part is the wings. The wings are like blades! I am 6 years old, and my friends and I all really enjoy this Bionicle kit.