Review: Lego City Utility Shuttle for a top boys gift under £20
The other day Daddy T asked me to add lots of Lock & Lock plastic containers to our Ocado order. He needed them for Lego.
No pieces can be mixed up in his view, and after receiving a Lego City Utility Shuttle (£17.99) with 155 pieces to review he decided each pack we have needs a separate plastic container to be kept safe. Being a dad means he’s now hooked on Lego again, and is gearing up for days indoors with the family doing something he loves.
The other weekend an eager Daddy T was forced to wait all day to open the new Lego City Utility Shuttle, as he’d had to promise to Big Girl who was going out with me during the day that he wouldn’t start without her.
The two of them then dived into the box as soon as she came home, lying on a mat on the floor building the high-tech utility shuttle featuring opening cargo bay doors, fold-out solar wings and a satellite. The set also included two astronaut mini figures, who could climb onboard ready for blast off on the play mat.
The Lego City Utility Shuttle for children aged 5 to 12 makes a fantastic Christmas present under £20, as there appears to be a lot to build for the price and the space ship makes a fun toy for any little budding astronauts.
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