Oh my gosh, William! Hurry up and finish all your light fixtures! We understand those “FOLLOW ME” lights are important, but we’re dying over here! William then welds the front lights and license plate in place, and Kenickie and Pepe are still waiting. They’re kind of experts on the matter, you guys. They’re not used to waiting so long to get working on a car. William starts welding the back lights and license plate in place as Kenickie and Pepe look on expectantly. Suzie, Jack, and Jane start hammering the chassis together. Brian and Sarah use their respective vehicles to get all the pieces in one nice pile.
We start with Kevin and Emmet calling the shots on the first booklet, which will ultimately become the airport traffic vehicle. Even the Supply Helicopter set was only three bags and two booklets. I was surprised to learn this was a five-bag, three-booklet set. But then I started noticing all the little details inside both the private jet and the limousine, and slowly but surely started changing my mind.Ī magical box of fun and imagination, begging to be opened. As I was building the set (photos to follow, as usual), I kept thinking that this was the kind of set that would really only appeal to the kids who already love planes and aeronautics. But, dear reader, I am big enough to admit when I am wrong, and I was quite wrong. This was just a jet and two vehicles that couldn’t really do anything but roll around.
When I first got this set, I thought it would be a pretty boring one, especially after reviewing the Volcano Explorers sets that had all kinds of cool vehicles and moving parts.
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