Product Description

Exciting stunt-contest playset for kids!

Activate the flywheel stunt bike and join LEGO® City TV hero Duke DeTain for real, action-packed stunt adventures. Launch from the ramp and soar through the ring of fire for a one-wheel landing! Then lengthen the jump and raise the ring to increase the difficulty. This tough contest is about to get tougher! Who’ll fall first? You get to find out! Enjoy non-stop stunt action with this cool playset.

• Kids can enjoy action-packed fun with this LEGO® City Stunt Competition (60299) toy playset, featuring 2 flywheel-powered motorcycles, a stunt course and 2 riders, including a LEGO City TV character.

• What’s in the box? A ring of fire, height-adjustable tower, buildable LEGO® flames, 2 flywheel-powered stunt bikes and 2 rider minifigures, including LEGO City TV’s Duke DeTain.

• Kids can activate the flywheel stunt bikes and launch from the ramp to soar through the ring of fire, then lengthen the jump and increase the height of the ring to increase the difficulty!

• A cool birthday or any-other-day gift for kids and groups aged 5 and up. Combine this toy playset with others from the LEGO® City Stuntz range for even more action-packed contests and stunt-show fun!

• When built, the LEGO® City Stunt Competition toy playset measures over 9 in. (24 cm) high, 8.5 in. (22 cm) wide and 4.5 in. (11 cm) deep.

• No batteries required – this set is powered by kids’ imaginations and flywheel technology!

• Includes a printed building guide and Instructions PLUS. Part of the free LEGO® Building Instructions app for smart devices, this interactive construction guide helps kids become master builders.

• LEGO® City Stuntz building sets put kids at the heart of the action with cool toy vehicles and fun characters that inspire imaginative stories and creative role play based on real-life scenarios.

• All LEGO® City components meet strict industry standards to ensure they are compatible and connect and pull apart consistently every time.

• LEGO® City bricks and pieces are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analyzed to make sure they meet stringent global safety standards.