LEGO Super Mario Sbarramento di Pallottoloni Bill - Pack di Espansione

This expansion has a fun mechanic to play with your Mario where you need to spin back and forth to get coins and at the same time avoid getting knock out by the Boomer. The build was simple and easy to follow. One annoying thing is that I can’t keep the semicircular piece of the Boomer bill’s face to stay on. It just keep popping out!

Set que mon fils a eu dans les premiers car Bill Burrins est quand même mythique. Beau set cependant il y a deux défauts: les boulets tiennent mal sur la barre transparente et le devant des boulet (leur visage) tient mal et tombe au bout de quelques mois d’utilisation. Mon fils a deja trouvé comment les faire mieux tenir sur la barre transparente mais pour le devant des boulets il ne peut rien faire. Ils ne restent pas construits longtemps et se retrouvent en vrac du coup. Bon set tout de même, je recommande car peu honnéreux.

The building took us about 30 minutes. Sometimes you can hear a Boomer Bill/Bullet Bill sound, it is like when either when Mario jumps on it or when it hits a wall. The sound is just as I remember it! It's very interesting that the set contains two levels of difficulty: you can put Mario on the smooth brick or press it on the studs. The wheel mechanism that makes the Boomer Bills spin works very well and if one hits Mario, he gets dizzy after falling. It is always fun when it happens! Good thinking! If the product could be different, would I have changed anything? Intuitively, while playing, my son tried to crush the Boomer Bill with Mario, but I told him that there was no barcode like on the Bullet Bill. I can't remember if there is a reason based on the video game, it could be for stability as well because the structure is not made to take hits. Did you know that the Shy Guy from the set #71366 is different from the look alike Shy Guy in Series 2 (#71386)? My 3 year old son taught me that! He asked me where the propeller is, there should be one on the top of its head!? Whitout him, I wouldn't have noticed the difference in between Shy Guy and Fly Guy!

La construction nous a pris environ 30 minutes. Du côté de la jouabilité, parfois on entend un Bill Baraqués qui fait un son, soit quand Super Mario l'écrase ou quand le Bill Baraqués/Bill Balle rencontre un mur. Ce son est fidèle à mes souvenirs! C'est très intéressant que le set contienne deux niveaux de difficulté : on peut mettre Mario sur la brique lisse ou l'appuyer sur les tenons. Le mécanisme des roues qui fait tourner les Bill Baraqués fonctionne très bien et s'ils font tomber Super Mario, il devient étourdi. C'est bien pensé! Si le produit pouvait être différent, aurais-je changé quelque chose? Intuitivement, mon fils a cherché à écraser les Bill Baraqués avec Mario, mais je lui ai dit qu'il n'y avait pas de code-barres comme sur le Bill Balle. Je ne me souviens plus s'il y a une raison basée sur le jeu vidéo, il est possible que ce soit pour une raison de stabilité aussi parce que la structure n'est pas faite pour encaisser des coups. Saviez-vous que le Maskache du set #71366 est différent de celui de la Série 2 (#71386)? Mon fils de 3 ans me l'a appris! Il m'a demandé où est l'hélice sur le dessus de la tête!? Il la cherchait. Sans lui, je n'aurais pas vu la différence entre Maskache et Maskache hélico.

Cette boite est vraiment très cool ! Avec le petit Maskass qui bouge les bras, le champignon qui te donne une vie, le petit pont avec les Bill Bourrins qui essayent de t'exploser dessus et autre , c'est génial!Les objets sont interactifs avec Lego Mario!Je recommande!

great set. takes a little work to get the spinning plat form and boomer bills set up but over all, awesome

un super set Lego à avoir et la construction est jolie

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My children were very excited knowing Lego Mario was on its way! They started to see it advertised and were glad I ordered it for them! Upon arrival I sat down with my son (8) and daughter (6), both desperate to start building. At this point I usually let them crack on with the instructions and chip in when needed! However this time I had to help right from the start...despite being for their age group they struggled to understand the concept of it and with no instructions were a little stumped! Upon reading the leaflet we realised we needed to download the app, this took a little time and once ready we started to navigate through the menus....the site seemed a little clunky and we had to restart on a couple of occasions, once in we started to build the set. I must admit doing online seemed easier for them and they enjoyed the interaction setting up Mario...but this is almost where it ended! We built the course and jumped Mario around collecting coins, but soon got bored and found although it was a great idea, it had limited appeal for long lengths of play once built! A real shame as the premise is exciting, just doesn’t have a lot of longevity and expensive for the limited amount of Lego you get....the money clearly goes into the app and the interactive characters....Will stick to classic Lego in the future...