Hello gentlemen, this time we want to introduce the Monster Jam (Crazy Bigfoot) series of small technocrats launched by Lego in January 22, and today's first introduction is the 42134 - Megalodon truck.
Crazy Bigfoot is a popular sports entertainment brand around the world, professional riders drive a variety of specially modified, exaggerated shape of the bigfoot car in the field to chase the competition, make a variety of cool stunts. Leaps, tumbles, and a deafening roar of the engines make your adrenaline soar.
Usually, you have to be careful when you drive on the road, but these "bigfoots" can easily drive to the roof of other cars. I watched this kind of open car performance and felt very exciting and good-looking.
Compared to this set of 260 pieces of small volume. The real car is a veritable hunk.
The actual car parameters are also introduced: the whole vehicle weighs about 12,000 pounds (about 5.44 tons), is a specially modified V8 engine, has 1500 amazing horsepower power of the power monster, due to its special performance needs, a single tire is 66 feet high (about 1.68m).
This set of 42134 is still quite good for the shark-shaped body restoration of this size. The shape of a car looks like this, even if you haven't seen his family's show, you can feel how exaggerated his style is. One of the most conspicuous is this large mouth of the blood basin, full of fangs that look extremely aggressive.
The shark's pectoral fins, dorsal fins and tail fins are all copied from the original car style, and the overall streamlined appearance is also made. Unfortunately, this set of winning the lottery missing a tail fin part, the fierce feeling of a lot of discoloration, can't help but remind me of the public service advertisement that refused to eat shark fin soup, there is really no harm without buying and selling. Here can only temporarily borrow the parts on the brother's car to make a simple display.
The detail pattern is expected to use all stickers, but it should be pasted as much as possible. The shark's eyes, nostrils, gills, and logos to the vehicle name "Megalodon" and "Monster Jam" are basically the same as the original car.
The frame adds a stout front bar to the original car to protect the front of the car,enhancing the strength it can withstand during actual play.
The front-sticking exhaust pipe can be seen in the middle of the body.
The vehicle is equipped with a pullback device that is inclined to the rear section of the vehicle. Both sides are equipped with suspension devices made of hoses, when I see these two "springs", I will unconsciously press the two body, although there is no actual shock absorption effect, but visually it looks very good.
Four hollow off-road tires carrying this small body highlight the characteristics of "Bigfoot", and the wheel hub is also used on the side of the off-road feeling of the parts.
It's a very leathery set for play. Don't move carefully, you can play with confidence - his strength can fully withstand your pull back to let him rush over the slope, roll and land and other operations, the actual experience is still enjoyable. And not only does it provide a way to play the pull-back car, but also a 2in1 assembly method. If Bigfoot is tired of playing, you can download the manual on the official website and change it to another low-lying car similar to F1, so that the playability of the whole set can be taken to a higher level.
The car was also beautifully built, with the cockpit wrapped in fangs, a high-pitched exhaust, and a large tail wing at the back. I built the B mode again to show you the effect. Although personal advice is to choose the A mode, after all, this is the most original gameplay of the Monster Jam series. But one more way to play isn't always a bad thing.
Overall, this series I think is very suitable as an introductory set for children's mechanical groups, with low building difficulty, independent completion, and playability.
You can also have a fierce competitive game between the little friends. As a parent, you can also get a moment of peace and quiet. Well, that's all for this issue, and in the next episode we'll introduce another car in this series, the Bull Truck.
I'm Lee Jr., for more content, stay tuned for Lego Warehouse in Bad Snow and Jim's World. We'll see you next time.