LEGO Super Heroes 76034 The Batboat Harbor Pursuit Building Kit

My 11 year old son loved this Super Hero set. He was able to assemble it quickly and it was what he was expecting. He enjoys all things Legos. At this age, it's a matter of matching him up with certain themes! He quickly outgrew SpongeBob sets, but Super Heroes will be around a long time. Especially with all the super hero remake movies!

I feel there are two kinds of Lego buyers. Those that collect them and those that use them for play and then collect them. I collect them, so after I build it it goes on a shelf for display. Personally I enjoyed the build but I find the Bat Boat kind of boring plus it was like 89 bucks which I feel is really high for this set. There is a redeeming factor though to this set. It comes with a Deathstroke mini fig and at this time I do not know of another set that has him in it. I do not think you can find a better DC villain, Zoom is a close second, but there is no topping Deathstroke.

Legos never disappoint! My boys (5 and 7) can put these together easily in a matter of a few hours. The instructions are very clear and they need almost no adult supervision or help. They also stay together so they can play with them without fear of falling apart. Love Legos!

This is a pretty big set, and a great design. There are several movable pieces, and the whole thing can be broken up into different smaller vehicles for some really creative play. It's a decent challenge of a build for young kids. The only complaint is that it is less than sturdy, but in my house none of the vehicles last super long before they're co-opted into a new creation anyway.

My son enjoyed putting this kit together and I felt like it was a good price for the complexity of the build and size of the finished product. My son was happy to get another villan and a Robin figure. I do feel like the finished boat is a little flimsy and parts keep breaking off. Better for display than rough play.

Awesome set. My 8 yr old grandson loves it! It has his favorite hero, several vehicles , and supports some interesting , varied invented storylines. This set in particular really sparked his imagination and boosted his language development. Hours of fun!

There is a lot going on with this one boat! It is really four-in-one. The bat boat splits off two mini boats and leaves behind a kind of floating "command post", and then there is the bad guy ship. Some weird chain thing that attaches to the bad guy boat that we deemed useless and just left off, but it is well constructed and offers lots of play options for my boys.

My grandson loved his Lego Batboat Harbor. He can put it together almost by himself with the picture directions given. I think the directions are awesome! He can't read yet, but he can follow those picture directions.