LEGO® 60353 City Wild Animal Rescue Missions Playset

Moment papa/fils - Patatra ! les missions ne se lancent pas! ça mouline sans jamais aboutir... comme tout ce qui est numérique, c'est déjà abandonné... le jouet est donc inutilisable!

One of the benefits of real, physical toys like Legos is that they are great non-screen-device playthings. It is unfortunate and absurd that an app is required to build this kit. If you want the instructions to be in a story format, then include a printout of the story!

Usually, my husband and I try to create stories with LEGO. And often we miss specialized parts, so I took this set because of the extra parts. Our boy is too young to build on his own. He loved following missions in the app and rescuing animals and taking care of them. Boosts his imagination. It quickly became one of our favorite sets.

My son really enjoyed going thru the story and saving all the animals, and once finished he was looking for more story and animals to save. The set comes with nice parts selection, which allows you to come up with interesting dessings for the car.

My child has really enjoyed this set so far. The imaginative play potential is really high and I appreciate the "base build" + creativity concept of the series: it is something I hope Lego does more of in the future. The videos are fun and we liked the build music. The build instructions and application were (mostly) navigable without help although they did get hung up a few times on what the app was asking them to do and I had to help. In particular the "play time" thing wasn't clear to them. I wish the free build prompts had suggested some more ideas instead of just the builds like: "How will you contact the scientists at base? What will you need for animals that are only awake at night?" I really wish there was a PDF version of the instructions instead of the app. I think a comic book format would have been awesome to drop the technology requirement and would have been just as fun of a parent + child activity. They really got a sense of pride by completing the model themselves and were bragging that they "didn't need the instructions or any help!" by the end.