LEGO 60228 space rocket and flight guide

Description LEGO 60228 Space Rocket and Flight Control Let your child experience the excitement of space travel with this cool toy set. Surprise young space adventurers with a NASA-inspired rocket launch toy set. This fantastic LEGO City 60228 Space Rocket and Flight Control children's toy consists of a modular multi-stage rocket with modules for the cockpit, the booster, and payload storage, plus a monorail that stops at the rocket, a research area with a geodesic training facility, and a flight control tower. Additionally, the set includes a launch platform with opening tower arms, a rover with an articulated grab arm (new from June 2019), and a launch platform tower with a removable window section, a fold-out function, and a countdown function. Additionally, children can use a mobile device as a screen for interactive play possibilities with the City Explorers app. The LEGO 60228 Space Rocket and Flight Control is one of many sets from the LEGO City theme. FeaturesIncludes 6 LEGO City minifigures: 2 astronauts, 2 scientists, a flight controller and a ground technician, plus a robot figure. The set contains a NASA-inspired modular multi-stage rocket that can be customized in various ways with modules for the booster, payload storage and cockpit for 2 minifigures, a rover with an articulated grab arm that is new from June 2019, a space telescope with fold-out solar panels and magnifying glass plus a monorail system with multiple stops and 2 carriages. This detailed toy set also includes an opening flight control tower with a removable window, 2 desks with small screens, large screens for the countdown and telescope images and space for a mobile device, and a launch platform with tower arms that open can be used for the rocket launch, plus a ground research area with a tile featuring a secret symbol. Accessory elements: 2 geodes new from June 2019, 2 helmets with blue visors, a magnifying glass, a scanner element, a tile with a secret symbol, a circular saw, a wrench, a mobile phone, 4 water elements and a camera, plus an element splitter. Lower the barriers to stop the monorail carts and help passengers get on and off. Aim the robot's scanner at the tile in the research area to see the secret symbol. Place a mobile device in the flight control tower and take advantage of the interactive play possibilities offered by connecting to the LEGO City Explorers app. Lower the tower arms onto the launch platform to launch the rocket and send it into space. Use the LEGO Life app to access the intuitive building instructions of Instructions PLUS. Younger builders are also supported during the building process via features to easily zoom in and rotate, and a special translucent mode that allows them to visualize their creations while building. Download the LEGO Life app via the iOS or Android app store. Ask your parent(s) for permission before going online. The rocket is approximately 42 cm high, 11 cm wide, and 6 cm deep when standing. The space telescope with folded wings is approximately 9 cm long and 3 cm wide. The rover with retracted arm is approximately 5 cm high, 9 cm long, and 7 cm wide. The flight control tower is approximately 18 cm high, 13 cm wide, and 13 cm deep when closed. The launch pad with folded arms is approximately 24 cm high, 12 cm wide, and 12 cm deep. The monorail is approximately 3 cm high, 10 cm long, and 3 cm wide. The monorail track is approximately 8 cm high, 36 cm deep, and 47 cm wide. The LEGO 60228 Space Rocket and Flight Control was released in 2019. The set consists of 837 parts. It includes 6 minifigures and 1 instruction manual. The set is suitable for children aged 7 and up. Why you need this LEGO set? The LEGO City Space Agency needs you. Prepare for the launch of the space rocket from the NASA-inspired launch pad together with the scientists and astronauts. Test the rover in the training area to ensure it can pick up the geodes, while the robot scans the ground for interesting objects. Load the telescope onto the rocket and take the astronauts to the monorail so they can board. Then return to flight control and watch the countdown: the launch is about to begin. Pssst... Did you know that this playset is based on real NASA missions? Cool, right?