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Lego 10264 – Corner Garage

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What a nice surprise, the next modular building has just been revealed! The new Creator Corner Garage brings two thousand, five hundred and sixty nice pieces and brings a big bunch of nice stuff to enjoy that goes beyond a simple corner garage.

The building is constituted by four different levels that includes,  besides the garage , an animal clinic , a fully equipped apartment and a nice rooftop terrace. The set includes also a vintage gas station, an old tow truck, and six mini-figures (gas station owner, mechanic, vet, woman, man and a girl) with assorted accessories.

More details on the official presentation. Continue reading →

Lego City 7642 – Garage

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The Garage is one of the most pleasant sets that i have in town. With almost one thousand pieces and four mini-figures this set is surely different from all the other buildings. Besides the workshop, it also has a big tow truck, capable of towing heavy vehicles, a “broken” truck and a little blue small van.

The workshop is the core of the set. It has no wall, just the skeleton which is understandable because it doesn’t increase the price and promotes the fun and the playability. And there are many features for it. In the left side there is an elevating platform to fix the broken vehicles. As long as the vehicle is not very large the platform will handle very well with it. Weight surely will not be the problem. And the raising mechanism is simple but very competent.At the right there are yellow marks that represent another parking place inside the workshop. Continue reading →

Lego City 4207 – Garage / Car Parking released

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Looks like that with summer almost here, the new city set, the Car Parking and Garage (4207) is getting available on stores. Generically, the building details were the ones that were presented last march, in here. The three floors are confirmed as well as the car wash area and the little pump station.

The biggest doubts were in terms of number and type of vehicles as well as the number of available mini-figures. Well, these are five: a mechanic, a lady, a business man, a surveillance guard and a usual driver. According that the set has four vehicles, and the building has two residents, I am afraid that is one fellow missing in the set.

The six parking places are also in the retail version (I remember that the set presented before was only part of a exposition, with no identification) as well as the nice and efficient lifting mechanism of the platform. Continue reading →