Lego Altersempfehlung ab 18 Jahren Anzahl Teile 2079

De todos los Legos que he armado (150) más o menos es el más bonito de todos, lo compra para mí y mi hija se encantó con él y se lo tuve que regalar, y en su casa todos le preguntan que quien se lo regalo.

I was super excited to finally get this set until I started building it. It was all going fine until assembling the bottom part of the typewriter. It was extremely flimsy and would not connect well. Later, while attaching other parts the entire bottom fell apart and was impossible to put back together. Other parts such as the front piece under the space bar and other parts that are under the space bar were continuously falling apart. Ultimately, building this set brought me to tears and made me want to stop building legos entirely.

My set was missing all the letters except the top row. To say this was annoying is an understatement. I had to wait a week for everything to come in and finish it. For the price I expect more.

I am going to start off with talking about how it plays, the kids love it, it functions a lot like an actual typewriter: the keys click properly triggering a little key to lever up to the page; the carriage moves back and forth and paper cycles through it fairly easily; and both my kids have sat at the table typing out letters on it 🤣, even adults have wanted to play with it because it looks so inviting. The build was suitably lengthy, I spent quite a few hours putting it all together and enjoyed the build. There are lots of interesting techniques, plenty of complex technic elements and system pieces. None of it is flakey or delicate, with the sole exception of the carriage turn lever which is there for show and meant break away easily if pushed. The notepad it comes with was great, the kids have liked ‘typing’ in lots of different languages. For someone who likes writing and works all day at a keyboard, this makes me nostalgic for something I’m too young to remember, but enjoy immensely anyway. The library had one when I was little, even though there was a computer at home. Prior to this, the longest I’d spent with a typewriter was at Shakespeare and Company in Paris’ Latin Quarter or a rainy winters day. No idea what I wrote, I left it behind pinned to the board. This is going to be on a low shelf, where little hands can reach it and feel the clicky clack of an old typewriter and get excited about times not too long gone.

Waiting to suprise wife since she always buys Lego’s for me!

I buy most of my sets for an investment, either for my three Grandsons or myself.

Wow, this was most difficult for me. It took me three times to get all the arms for each letter in its proper place. This is necessary in order to type each letter. So life like that my granddaughter thought it was real and wanted to type a letter! This is a keeper for future generations and investment.

Had to buy this before it was discontinued and I cannot recommend it enough - if you’re still deciding whether it’s worth the money, just buy it. You won’t regret it!