It’s not every day that we score a set 25/25! Find out why the latest addition to Ninjago City scores so high. This review is divided into two parts. If you don’t remember part 1 of our review (Post 2337), don’t worry. Swipe to see a recap of that post, as well as our thoughts on the techniques for this fantastic set.
Ninjago City Markets (60379) is priced at £319.99, $369.99, and €369.99 for 6136 parts.
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Technique for the toilet
The flushable toilet is an iconic feature of this set.
This clever technic construction works similar to real toilets. Flushing the lever pushes down a flap, which releases the excrement, depicted with a 1x1 round tile in reddish brown. The rubber gasket then pushes the flap back into place.
Graphic shows the part used for the toilet seat, as well as a video of the mechanics working.
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Technique for the Cable Car.
Cable car makes use of slopes, plates, and SNOT bricks. The cable car rails anchor into the cherry blossom tree. Slowly hand turn the gear wheel in order to move the cable car between levels.
The graphic includes a picture of the cable car breakdown and a video of the cable car slowly moving between levels.
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Technique for signs.
Ninjago Logograms (LEGO’s special lettering) attach to a rollercoaster rail track using jumpers. According to Bricklink, the sign reads “SUSHIMI.”
Graphic shows a picture of a rollercoaster track with plates and stickers.
Ninjago Markets provides an excellent building experience with varied techniques that will impress both novice and experienced AFOL. We can’t recommend this set enough! This set earned 5 out of 5 for building techniques.
We barely scratched the surface of features and building techniques! If you built the set, what was your favorite?
A 25/25 score from T&B is rare! Will you be picking up this set?
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