Johna Do It Real: Lego Boost Creative Toolbox Boosting Your Kid Imagination Report

Lego Boost Creative Toolbox Review

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Lego boost creative toolbox or Laser Pegs T-Rex is very much like how you would assemble Legos.

However, they are a little different because LED lights illuminate them in the dark, which adds to their appeal.

Also, each set can make 20 different animals.

They are also compatible with other Laser Pegs sets and building block brands, so you can build unlimited designs using a combination of the pieces.

Each box comes with an instruction manual with number groupings that you can refer to when you start building.

Also included are the pieces of the figure, light up power bricks, sound blocks, and pegs with 15 LED light.

This toy runs on batteries, so you might want to buy extra ones when you decide to get the toy, but don’t worry because the kit got you covered the first time.

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This toy works just like other building, and construction toys do.

When connecting them, make sure to avoid forcing parts together to avoid damage and bad design.

If a piece doesn't go all the way in, look for a different one to attach or set that cluster aside and build a different one, until you finish more groups to put together.

You may have to search for the instructions on how to create the other animals.

They are a lot of people over the internets who are sharing their designs and patterns because the pieces of the toy are exceptionally customizable.

This fact alone makes it even more interesting since you can interact with people of with the same interest and toys.

That also can help boost even more the creativity juice and learn new things to do you did not think even possible.

Lego Building tips and tricks are some of the few things that you learn.

Lego Boost Creative Toolbox

Parent can participate in the building of the toy, while sharing some swell time with their kids.

Moreover, after doing the T-Rex, your kid will more or less have an idea how to build the others based on intuition.

One practical tip to remember when dealing with any building and construction toys; is to provide always for a container for loose parts since there will surely be plenty left so that you can cover all of the dinosaurs.

By doing this will also help you prevent losing them and eventually ending up with an incomplete animal.

Some designs may take more time to assemble, but this is the beauty of the Laser Pegs.

We can teach the kids to be patient and to look for ways to solve problems no matter how small they are.

All in all, Laser Pegs T-Rex 20-in-1 is an excellent toy if you want your kids to learn the value of perseverance and creativity.

Help your kids avoid electronic devices and expose them early on to toys that make them work their minds.

Here’s a link of the Lego boost creative toolbox if you are interested in buying the Laser Pegs animals:

Customer Reviews and Scores:

Most customers are raving fan of this building block toys and we are talking about those really enjoy building block toys.

You can read a few lines of a review here and the rest on Amazon Here:

You can build 5 different, intricate projects right out of the box. LEGO included a huge assortment of great parts so that you can build a standing robot, a guitar, a “factory”, a cat, and a horizontal rover bot.

Each model is part toy and part experiment because the app has included code that makes the characters lively and interactive while leaving room for customization.

All the sounds and processing is done by your tablet, so that’s a smart way to save costs and make the “brain” brick really simple (which LEGO calls the “Move Hub”).

The LEGO Boost app guides you through building and programming each robot in a set of challenges that are unlocked as you go.

My 7-year-old and I could only figure out how to do Vernie the tall robot so far, which was sad because he wanted to start with the guitar or factory.

This is minor bump in the road, though, because I envision this being a popular toy for a very long time.

The fact that the Bluetooth setup was so painless (no pairing on iOS, it was like magic) makes this much easier to deal with than other robots like Cozmo.