Lego City Harbor -551pcs.

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So we can't always assume that everyone understands the simplicity inherent to the building process in LEGO City sets. This activity works great with the Harbor set (especially when he has built the boat/spaceship combination vehicle. Now it is time for the first medieval harbor set and it comes with a lot of nice details and colors. Note also the right side fuel tank is different, using a printed Star Wars round tile instead of the black bits; I don't know why the fuel tanks themselves are white .

The cab itself is a little bare - not even a gearstick breaks the monontony; there's also no handy place for Terry to put his mug. The truck is a relatively simple design, but attractive and functional, and makes a useful addition to the range of CITY trucks. Apart from that, in my opinion it is high time that another bridge, except London Tower Bridge, is included in the Lego program.

Take a closer look at the tipper mechanism: this is comprised of some SNOT bricks attached via clips to the 4x6 plate with hinge pins introduced earlier; four SNOT brackets then attach the tipper.

But this requires the jib to move into upright position, and doesn't allow that much room for big adult fingers to place Clive inside.Otherwise, there's a 16L steering arm, some 1x4 slopes with 'smooth' slope, some 2x2 round bricks with ridges, introduced with the Atlantis range, in red, and 2x2 round tiles in red which are probably commonplace but I haven't seen before in that colour. In any case, like all the LEGO sets of late, he has had a lot of fun building them (he always builds them 'right' the first time), taking them apart, reworking them and creating new pieces. From the left, as I've named them: Frederick the Fisherman, Terence the Truck Driver, Clive the Crane Operator, and Captain Gerald.