Nighthawks Other Hobbies

Nighthawks Other Hobbies

Category : Opinion
Author: Nighthawk

Here’s a winning combination for fans of toy fire rescue vehicles. This cool LEGO® City 4x4 Fire Truck with Rescue Boat (60412) set for ages 5 plus is perfect for action-packed firefighting play and comes with a trailer for transporting the rescueboat, plus a toy tent and a camping scene with a campfire. Just add the firefighter and camper minifigures and let the adventures begin!

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Beach rescue adventures are on the horizon with the LEGO® City Lifeguard Beach Rescue Truck playset (60453) for ages 6 and up.

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Kids can head for the hills with the LEGO® City Off-Road 4x4 Mountain Truck (60447) adventure toy for ages 6 and up. This tough truck is loaded with cool features and equipment for off-road exploration, including roof storage boxes, tools, rugged tires and a working winch for tackling steep inclines. Flip the vehicle snorkel and up pops the hood for engine repairs! Just add the adventurer minifigure and let the play begin.

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A Double-Decker Build-and-Play Journey for Kids Treat kids to endless city tour adventures with this LEGO® City Red Double-Decker Sightseeing Bus toy (60407) for ages 7 and up.

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Celebrate French culinary artistry with the LEGO® Icons French Café (10362) bookshelf decoration building kit for adults. Unwind as you create your own piece of French charm with this collectible set, designed for adult fans of LEGO building, food and travel.

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Superfast adventures in the sky await boys and girls aged 7 plus with the LEGO® Creator 3in1 Aircraft: Race Plane (31160) toy playset. The plane model has a rotating propeller at the front, moving wheels so it can travel on the ground, and a brick-built stand for display.

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Action-packed rescue missions await with this LEGO® City Emergency Ambulance toy (60451) for ages 5 and up. Kids can fold up the side panels and open the rear doors for easy access to the onboard stretcher and medical equipment, including a toy syringe, bandage and medic bag.

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Know a kid who loves motorcycles? Give them a treat with this fun 2-in-1 LEGO® Technic™ Motorcycle toy that rebuilds into a cool Adventure Bike.

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Subcategories

Nighthawk's motorcycling blog

All about retro computing. C64, C128, etc

Various blogs about Nighthawks Steampunk

Various Articles on my Watch collection.

Nighthawk's woodworking

Nighthawk's online Curriculum Vitae

I like Lego I can not lie... Not all models I this list are Lego. (I will say if they are are Lego or not). I also have not taken photo's of all my models  and will put in an official image if I have not got a photo of my build. I will eventually taken photo's of all my builds over time. Also I don't just collect the big black special official kits I also collect certain "City" and "Technic" kits.

I do have one gripe the grinds my wheels... Stop call it "Legos", it is simply Lego. Is it "Legos" or simply "Lego"? The Lego company, the mastermind behind these iconic toys, has a firm stance on this matter. They adamantly maintain that the correct plural form is "LEGO bricks" or "LEGO sets," treating "Lego" as an adjective rather than a noun.

The above set count are only those sets that have been made and registered. There are several still not made and not registered.