LEGO City 2022 School Day set 60329 review! It's behind a couple grades

Independent, unsponsored, unscripted fan review of the 2022 LEGO City School (Day) set with 7 minifigs & school bus.
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[@JANGsLEGOreviews]

How does the length of this video feel? If you wish it was shorter, what part would you want to see trimmed down?

[@lloydgarmadon7265]

For me it is good as it is.

[@xix8314]

Haven't watched it fully yet but I can already tell it will be a detailed indepth review, personally I love the longer reviews Jang

[@cheeto9250]

It's good, but maybe talk a little bit less about the space or value, but it's a good review

[@gokselsezginer8507]

Jang keep them long. I personally love how detailed your vids are.

[@ancednebula5159]

Lego

[@tlac4120]

This feels like a street with bus stop and the school as a sidebuild.

[@maks_____]

I feel like a lego school wouldve benefited greatly from being a sub theme rather than just one set, that way we'd be able to get a proper schoolbus, play area and school. Great review, love seeing you be critical in your patented honest way

[@SueBobChicVid]

A school sub-theme sounds like a good idea to me too. Makes more sense than "Ice Miners" or "Deepsea Police" or whatever other weird themes they'll come out with.

[@nickvang7]

You could say that about every set tho. But no kid is going to buy an entire range of Lego School sets

[@rodinclaus9380]

I'd tend to agree - a mix and match school system sub theme would go over pretty well if you had some simple but distinct builds. could even double up on some like having a classroom with pieces to be for science/music (with the parts being used to create more distinct features) and a core set that consists of the main entrance, cafeteria, and a requisite bus loop. Something of a 'my first modular' system that combines elements of the Hogwarts line of sets, in a way.

[@DARTHBRIXLEGO]

They could definitely make a school with different classroom modules

[@naquris4241]

Or at least make the bus a separate set to the school itself, since 2 school based sets isn't too unreasonable. Still, I think something as large as a school would need to be a modular building if they were going to do it justice, since the city sets favour small buildings and more exterior space.

[@mareius]

If this doesn’t inspire people to make MOCs better than this , what would.

[@kevin7213]

I love that they did a school, but this is incredibly overpriced and feels incredibly lackluster. Such a shame.

[@andiebrodie3936]

Ah yes, the Lego City school set... 25% school, 75% everything else! I'd love to see a Lego school bus the size of the Hidden Side one, but without all the ghost-catching mods

[@aidanquiett668]

Lego really overvalues their new roads, and they shouldnt be putting them in main sets. You frankly cant have a good building when most of the budget goes to extras like roads and an outdoor area. Even if the extras are super important, give them to us with add ons like a playground polybag/15 dollar set

[@roygo10]

Yes, like DLCs for games

[@lubey8865]

Yeah the sets are more like Yet Another Road: School Edition

[@aaronpaulobautista4693]

Rather disappointed with this set and previous iterations of schools in other themes were much better executed (especially for their price relative to the volume of stuff). I'm not a fan of them including the road plate system in this set too, which is a really unnecessary inclusion. The school is very crammed (and small) when it could've been slightly bigger with the provided space and though the stickers, and the grey squirrel are the pretty cool, for the price, this set is pretty underwhelming. The school bus isn't that good and could've been done better as a stand-alone set but I appreciate its wheelchair accommodation feature and it looks pretty charming. The kid's playground polybag combos with this set well so that 's certainly a plus.

[@orientalmoons]

I agree that they should have put the school bus in a separate set. They could still have put some road in the school set but provided some goals, basketball hoops etc so it could be used as a playground/sports area or a road.

[@gasonfeist7238]

LEGO's pricing with the inclusion of road plates falls apart when you consider the price of them vs their size. 60304 Road Plates includes 4 of the larger plates and 1 half the size crosswalk one with ALL those accessories for $20 USD. Therefore, one new road plate WITH its accessories (ramps, 2x4 tiles, plates to attach to) is less that $5 (20/4 =5). Heck, Bricks and Pieces has just the plate for $2.20 USD. LEGO is definitely milking the new system for inflated price in LEGO City, and it shows when you price it out. But I digress.

[@jkb2016]

When it was announced, I was really excited, I wanted this to be good. Unfortunately, the street plates take to much space and should rather have been used for a proper school yard. The school building should be larger and it's another set with NO ROOF! Would you consider a comparison to the Heartlake City School? I think they are the same price, so this should turn out to be fair. German Price is € 59,99 btw.

[@Andrew-ww1hz]

I still think $70 is horrendous for this set. Like others have suggested I hope we see a school sub theme or just another attempt at a school

[@automatticcomics]

The LEGO friends schools have been SUPERB. This is atrocious The bus shoulda been a separate set. Coulda done 2-3 + school theme sets this season.

[@garycpriestley]

As always, you hit each of the key issues with this one. I liked the pace of the review.

[@BrooksBricks]

Wanted to be a teacher as a kid (odd right?!?!) and even went to college (undergrad/grad for it) - only taught HS Biology for one year before I moved to IT... but a Lego School is something I always thought would be so awesome to see. Many individual great things with this, but the sum... the building, the bus... just not enough for me.

[@michaelreilly7106]

I work at a school. We don’t have bus stops because the school is a bus stop. They should have put in basketball hoops or a bin of toys kids would use for PE or recess.

[@christophergardiner7372]

Some nice elements, prints and ideas going on. But man road plates have really been killing city sets. I like road plates conceptually, and want Lego to design sets around their compatibility, but I’m hoping they stop giving us plates in sets and rely on people buying them as they need and see fit.

[@GregOrCreg]

Totally agreed that they should have made two separate sets. One, a larger school bus, that comes complete with the road plate and bus stop, and the other, the school itself, with much larger interior, preferably a roof, and the ability to detach the top floor so that you can easily get access to the ground floor.

[@mickeymoff]

Awfully cramped, ridiculous price and nothing substantial. Only real positive thing is the minifigure selection :-(

[@jdfjdfjdfjdf]

I feel going the Friends route of missing roofs (and in this case, a whole missing side wall) is a massive disappointment for LEGO City. It's great that the bus has wheelchair access, but absolutely baffling that there's no provision for extra minifigs to sit or stand if the wheelchair isn't there. I know when I was a kid the first thing I'd have done is see how many people I can fit into the bus, and that would be such a letdown.

[@learmanadestand5400]

The Hidden Side school is much better IMO - even with it being haunted!

[@mathewkolakwsk]

The Hidden Side school set just went up in usefulness and looks, in my book. This new school isn’t awful but the school build is indeed way too small, and that first floor doesn’t work at all. Thank you for the detailed review, Jang. Happy New Year Everyone!

[@mdviperx]

they honestly really should just sell the road plates on their own, adding them into sets just causes an undesireable increase in price imo

[@JBBrickFanatic]

It’s interesting to see the disconnect between friends and city. For the friends theme we have sets 41682 and 41134, and honestly, this city set doesn’t even compare!! I want a big beefy LEGO city school! I love the road plate system, I like how it can be combined with other sets to make a ‘town plan’ style city, but I wish LEGO would have a regular town theme again. The friends line isn’t trying new things with road plates vs base plates, and that theme gets all the good builds. Maybe release a non-pink variant of some of those sets.

[@andhe]

Quite disappointing. The music and art class should have been a seperate classroom module that you could stack on top or add to the side, leaving the entrance hall more as a reception area and lockers etc. Bus looks like a 4+ build, needs to be longer and fit more than two kids 😂. If this is a high school, kids should all have posable legs (like Hogwarts pupils) and keep the short short legs for even younger kids. Perhaps they're planning an additional set in the future with extra classes....

[@leroy1154]

Is it just me, or does the torso with the red jacket and vest combo on the 'teacher' have a Bilbo Baggins feel to it?

[@beltz333]

I like this, but it would have been instantly made better by leaving out the bus and putting it in its own set where it could have been made bigger with kids and some other accessories. Then the parts count from taking out the bus could have been put into the school for more detail or slightly more room. Another good idea would have been using the Harry Potter classrooms idea. They could make different classes, cafeteria, gym, etc. Then have technic pins where they can connect to your school so you can build it however you want.

[@philipsatterthwaite4361]

Great review and agree with everything! Almost like the designer budget was chopped by 40-50 percent (due to having road plates forced included by Lego corporate). Feel bad for designers because you can clearly see passion on what was left of the design is awesome with so much love and detail! My theory is the they had a hand tied behind their back with the budget(road plates). Wish we could have saw what they would have done with the FULL budget. Purchased the set to hopefully support more school sets being built in the future. Love the content as always and appreciate that you are not sponsored! Jang the goat!!!!

[@landonlohr3334]

I feel like if they REALLY wanted a good school, it should be a modular building with a proper school bus.

[@LGP82]

@9:55 In the Netherlands, children go to school by bike or on foot. We do not have school buses. I can imagine that in the US you have longer distances to schools. How far is that on average?

[@Badbhoys]

I think most European countries don’t have school buses except for like rural schools

[@JacksonAnt]

Well speaking from Canada we pretty much have the same system as the us and basically where I'm from at least most kids in the town/city walk or their parents will drop them off at the school but if the kids live out of the town limits like on a farm for example they will get picked up by the bus which the ride can take 5mins - 40mins

[@limeirik4019]

Overpriced set and a rip off to consumers

[@grogustudios6853]

even going to online school would be better than this😂

[@Rocket1377]

Pretty good, although Heartlake High from LEGO Friends was far better. No complaints about your review though, keep up the good work!

[@broston_]

I think there was a more substantial school in Friends but I might be wrong

[@meowritz]

I think they could've made the street a one-way street (with half the road plate) as a bus stop and increased the size of the school when it comes to depth

[@parazels83]

They should have released two separated sets: a school bus; a school. And let people combine them if they want.

[@zoltanrudolf]

Considering that millions of parents have been sold on the idea that LEGO is “educational” it’s hard to believe we’ve waited decades for a school and what we get is a complete disappointment.

[@DChungking]

Can’t resist comparing this to the Lego Hidden Side school bus and Haunted School. Remove the haunted parts in those and you get a much better deal IMO.

[@WizardOfOss]

I so much agree with you on this one. First of all: Here in Europe, in most countries school buses aren't really a thing. Maybe a regular taxi van, but nothing like this. So indeed, make that a separate set and make it (much) better. And spend the budget on the school itself and the playground around it, not on a bit of road. It should at least have enough space for all kids and a teacher to fit in. I feel it would already be a slight improvement if you would reconfigure this set so everything is on the ground floor, a lower but wider building would look more substantial. But as it is, this is just a bad joke....

[@urshurakdieohnekanal9291]

The only thing I like about the new City sets with the new road plates is, that now everything is tied together. What I really miss are actual footpaths. There's such an emphasis on the road, but nothing really for pedestrians.

[@mostly_3rd_trombone869]

Even when I was 6, I think I would’ve felt the same you did about the set. There’s just not a lot for a kid to do. I love the City theme and I’m glad it’s gone on so long, but I feel like in the past couple of years the buildings have become side builds in their own sets instead of the main focus. It’s like if all you got in a Monkie Kid “Monkey King Warrior Mech (80012)” set was the side building. They don’t need all the extra designed road space (even though I like the new road system); they can just use the floor as the road.

[@Jimfoxyboy]

The only other time I think Lego touched on school related theme, was in their Ideas book from 1980, (page 40-41). It was somewhat simple, as was almost all the sets back then. Just a single class room with desks and a side building of some sort. (also a suggestion of a build for a slide in one of the pictures) I find it interesting that it was one of the more rare and unusual design suggestions, in that the roof was partly opened, rather than the 'open back side' design. I'll give Lego kudos for diving into something new, again. Not surprising they may have had to struggle with it a bit. Perhaps we'll get to see some better stuff on this theme later on?

[@uncletatscreativeshack1702]

Horrible !!! That bus is way too small, all that unused road base, tragically small classrooms, just a complete missed opportunity in my opinion

[@kentslocum]

I love the new roadplate system, but I agree that the focus of the set should have been on the school building. I also find it puzzling that not all new City sets fit within the road plate grid! Some have very awkward dimensions, making them incompatible with the road plates, unless significant retrofitting and remodeling is undertaken.

[@Zenlore6499]

Yikes. Let’s maybe NOT put the music class in the same room as the art class, which needs a *quiet* room!

[@CraigGrannell]

The more of these sets I see, the more convinced I am these new roads are an error. They eat into everything else. The ‘school’ in this set is ridiculously tiny. I get that Lego is abbreviated but this build would be small for a restaurant or house, let alone a school.

[@JANGsLEGOreviews]

Yeah something is very wrong with the pricing. They did the road plate accessory set and the math comes to less than $5 USD retail per a 16x16 square with filler & connector tiles and ramps. So without the road plates altogether in this school set the price should have been still $65 USD, maybe $60 at the very lowest if you're being generous. It doesn't add up. The set is a poor value because of all of it, not just the road plates.

[@Lordodragonss]

@@JANGsLEGOreviews Since 2020 US gets bigger prices on City sets. They were always overpriced but for you now its like double overpriced. Thankfully City stuff is ususally sold on -30% almost in every bigger retail shop. You just need to find out when. I guess its Lego marketing.

[@CraigGrannell]

@@JANGsLEGOreviews In the UK, I wouldn’t pay £55 for this set. In part, that’s because it’s very… American. That in itself isn’t a bad thing (I have US-style modulars), but it isn’t ideal for countries that don’t do school busses. However, everything you say in the conclusion is bang on the money, so to speak. There are nice details in the set but the broad execution is not good at all. It says a lot with my daughter that I’m these days much keener on Friends than City, because the former just has better builds. (3-in-1 is also solid, judging by her new toy shop.)

[@Michael-qi9tw]

It would be cool if they did a modular building that was a high school or university. The larger size would allow then to give it a better go.

[@durangomilton6803]

eery lego city needs a good school, this aint it ... lego city needs a proper modularscale scool... Yang city needs one too .....

[@kuya_james22]

I agree with you Jang they should make the school bigger and make the bus longer

[@benjaminryder770]

The Hidden Side high school did a great job at what this set wanted to do.

[@viperson9818]

That’s the thing with the new road plates. Looks very nice and works well but it’s inclusion in almost every single city building set just rack up the cost to a point where you you get a fairly small building and a ton of exterior with a high price. I also tend to forget it’s a 6+ city set so tax on $5.

[@MicahPotts]

It amazes me that after all these decades and changes in Lego, we still have the same old steering wheel they've been using since the dawn of time. No upgrades, just perfect the first time!?!? Amazing.

[@niceandeasymusic]

I'm a high school teacher, and the day before this set came out I was wearing the exact same outfit at school as the teacher minifigure. Sniff...I'm a living stereotype...

[@dfx5886]

I can appreciate a lot of the builds in the City, but sets like these highlight how overly simple some of them feel, sometimes to a fault. This feels more like a first draft than a final draft- I hope the next LEGO school set, whenever they do it, improves on this one.

[@AkinduDasanayake]

I modified (or perhaps de-modified) the Hidden Side school bus, and it works out as a great bus with plenty of space

[@LGP82]

They better make the bus 8 studs wide just like the speed champions.

[@hazelscully2874]

The school bus is strange to me also because there’s no side door, so any time in lego universe a kid would need to enter the bus, the kid in the wheelchair would need to get out and then get back in to let the other kid in. Same goes for the driver if they ever need a break. I understand it’s not meant to be highly accurate but just seems odd to me

[@naib_stilgar]

Wow, such a letdown.. I was going to buy this set as gift for my 6 yo, but after watching this review.. I hope they do a better school set in the Creator line some day. The new roadplates has basically made the entire City line trash and worse value than it ever was.

[@mtwi]

What a great and honest Review. Greetings from Germany and thank you so much for your work

[@Nikioko]

"How much money do you want for poor quality?" Lego: "Yes."

[@phillipcaihoang8845]

For a set like this to cost $100 AUD ($69.99 USD) in Australia, it is really lacklustre for what it offers. The school barely feels like a school but more of a private tutor place, it could have been more but the focus here looks like went for the road plate for the price of the set. The playground is so small for an 8x16 plate and the "classrooms" is kinda laughable. What they offer in it is fine, it's just the space of the class is really small that I can compare it to my high school tutor classroom and they were even bigger than 2 seats. The school bus design looks a bit nice but doesn't even have the passenger capacity of a bus with how many kids are in the set. (The Bus is American Design, Australia School Bus is either a flat face bus or a van. Not sure about Europe's school buses) The only way I can see to make this into a proper school is by buying a couple of these to build a better moc school with the parts from the sets. If they put this into a subpart set, like different parts for Bus & Bus Stop, Playground and School.w Otherwise... Friend's school is far better than the city's first school. I'm still buying it, though I am going to have to rebuild it to make it into a decent small town school

[@marcharljankowitz167]

Just to add to your mentions of aspects lacking, that school bell could really have done with a black cherry piece.

[@tomhalouva9977]

I think you need 4 of these to make a decent school and a great start to a city. I can't believe we haven't had a proper modular school yet. An extremely important addition to a town!

[@legoandtrainenthusiast02]

Oh man i miss the era of City sets from 2005-2013 ca

[@trx4957]

They should have made the school bus a separate set and used the piece count for the bus in this set to expand the building

[@dgray3771]

They squeezed to much into too small a place. The school, the yard and the bus. It is all cramped up and perhaps if you got 2 of these sets and combine them you get a good school and a good bus. That's the only way to fix this. And that is a shame.

[@deathscythehellfunk]

American school bus AND a cycling path. Now I know this is definitely a fantasy school.

[@rampagingelephant7353]

I think they could've taken out the road plates and sold the bus on its own like they've done for regular city buses so it could be longer and more of a bus so that the school could be double the size it is now. I think one other classroom for either a math or reading/writing class and a cafeteria would've been pretty good to have with the science and supposed art/band room in the lobby.

[@dude_drummerooh8131]

I feel like JANG should be a lego designer lol. I agree with everything he says about any review that I watch. Lego has become over confident and sort of just throw different things out there that was not thought of correctly. I always loved the City line, and the new sets are great. I love the thought t into making sets that kids want, but they need more abilities for kids to interact with it. The school is still a great set, but like you said, it needed more to it. Awesome video, loved it. Hope Lego can be more productive in some of these lines!

[@jumpy_jumpers]

Ironically and apart from its size - a classroom with just 2 students and no roof or internet feels pretty realistic here in Berlin in 2022 😂 Concerning the bus - my son would just do that - throw the kids in there and wouldn´t bother at all! Happy new year man

[@k-874]

LEGO doing actual civilian public buildings other than police stations, fire stations, and criminal hideouts for CITY sure gives a great breathe of fresh air, even though the execution could've been better

[@lbricks7631]

Nice new turntable for these winter reviews Jang.

[@arcticdino1650]

Here's how I think they could improve it. They should remove the road plates entirely for this set. I love them, but they clearly take up too much budget, and this set is the most obvious. So completely remove the road plates, make the building bigger, ad a roof (seriously Lego, why is there no roof), and make the bus a separate set so it can be bigger. But with how it currently is, I won't be buying it at all

[@parazels83]

Lego designers of 80-90-s wouldn't have understood me, if I told them Lego buildings wouldn't have a roof in 2020s...

[@labdG]

This set is baffling to me. Like, why even include a school bus if you can't make it fit figures properly? Why include a huge piece of road instead of focus on perhaps a proper school yard? Why try to cram so much into a tiny school instead of making the school big enough for things to fit properly. It sort of feels like the designer was forced to include those road pieces and also decided to make a school despite not having the parts budget to do it properly. That's probably not actually how this happened but it just feels so wierd to me. x)

[@Mememan18]

I have a lot to say about this. 1: Has lego even seen a school bus? 2: The "school" looks like it came out of the cool creations section in lego life magazine. 3: 70 bucks for this monstrous creation? I remember when lego made awesome sets for LESS! 4: they could of at least put a roof on the school. These are just my honest opinions and you can disagree with my opinions.

[@user-of6fm3yf5v]

Is Billy and Madison a reference to Billy Madison the Adam Sandler movie about an adult going back to grade school ?

[@NirateGoel]

More likely to be a reference to the grim adventures of Billy and Mandy

[@NirateGoel]

Very American feeling school. The bus is completely foreign to me, here they're private hire buses or they're older Bus Eireann busses.

[@EvianPutra]

20:26 "Steal from other set" 😂 nice choice of word, that's what I usually do. Anyway you need the 2 extra yellow speed bump pieces, not the 2x4 grey tile plate.

[@ruthiemay423]

My first thought was who needs a bus for a school with 2 students ? Then you showed us the 2-passenger bus. Poor child in wheelchair has no access to classroom. I would move classroom downstairs and put art/music room upstairs. This set needs add-ons and serious modification. Love the stickers, rock climb and hopscotch. If I purchased this I would sell resell the roadplates. My grandsons outgrew LEGO. Gramma, nearly 73, did not.

[@joeybonavita2739]

Yeah I think LEGO needs to fix their bus situation….😂😂😂😂😂Like seriously the boy is like right on top of the driver and I think there’s enough room to put one more chair and still have room for the wheel chair dude. Or they could added two rows of seats that are double theres enough room. Try again LEGO

[@nicolasplodzik1035]

Lego is definitely going in a great direction with adding real life places (grocery store, bank, school) but they still make some easily avoidable weird mistakes such as with the size of the school and school bus. In my opinion lego would sell so much more money and make the lego community way happier as a whole if they just went out and released a 150 - 250 dollar school minifgure scale play set. It could come with a decently sized bus and school with many seperate classrooms (not just 2) a lot of students of different ages and teachers. They don't even need to add base plates instead giving us a nice track field with hoops and sport equipment. The exterior could also be improved to look like actual schools. Just an idea I thought I could share. If I had the money and resources I'd create my own set and send it to ideas.

[@I_D_I_0_T]

Why don't they make modular classrooms. You can buy and add as many classrooms as you want. Art room, Music room, Cafeteria, Office. Have a small school or a large school. New rooms every year. Stack them or side by side.

[@johnnations5932]

Once again, our champion and liaison Jang illustrates the need for Lego to stop making the horrible non-moving "kid legs" stump piece. Come on, Lego. Mini-Figures are action figures, not dolls or statues. Mid legs or a new piece from now on, please. Let the school kids sit!

[@Flashy7]

US: We want endless possibilities and fun! LEGO: Here is an old piece in a new color and that is the final offer. Also we made a new mold, so you will have that squirrel in space sets and in the middle of a volcano and under the sea, in every set you buy the next 2 years I promise. ;)

[@tkatt3405]

Speaking of overpriced, will you be reviewing the new wooden drawers LEGO just released?

[@vjl323]

I think some of the issues with this set could be solved by having *all* the kids come with the short, bendable legs

[@amishrobot5510]

This set is just embarrassing for TLG to put out. Sets like this legitimately cause me to reconsider my enjoyment of LEGO as a hobby entirely.

[@Moldeyawsome12]

Friends had a better school for cheaper IIRC. Friends in general has been a better “City” theme than City has. This wave is a step in the right direction, but in general, I think City has just been a pretty bad theme as of recently.

[@schizoidembolism7988]

lego is rapidly losing me as a supporter. Poor Design, overpriced sets, never anything in stock. why bother. i say this as a huge fan and supporter for 30+ years

[@dmonsef]

Jang by the way, nice Commodore 64 hooded sweat shirt! I grew up having that as my first computer!

[@lycorisradiata9617]

This supposed to be school building with students theme, but because that road taken so many space now it like the main theme is street with background school building. Figures good but the building dissapointed

[@thatguysstuff15]

Am i literally the only one so worried about the quality of the sets going down hill the past few years ? After lego elves , lego went drastically up in price and down in creativity ! 70 bucks for this ?! I feel bad you have this set in your collection . Its a slap in the face to lego fans everywhere .

[@cardcollector102579]

I think they droped the ball on this set they could of really done a nicer school without the roads not a big fan and the bus only i kid come on lego

[@leonardosaldanagarcia4455]

2:13 me:what is that? Jang:that is a fountain, a fountain is a decorative element used to discharge water

[@sezeroklegoman]

The most meaningful thing in this set is the skeleton. reminded me how important biology class is

[@niceandeasymusic]

I'm sorry, but that bus is just terrible. I mean compare it to 60253 Ice Cream Truck from last year which is soooo much nicer, and it's only a 5+ build! It's almost like LEGO decided to get their inspiration and technique from 1998. The school too. The figs are good however, some details are good, and I applaud LEGO for building a school. Jang is pretty much right on with this review like usual.

[@AlexanderBlumenau]

What horrible set. 7 studs deep ... this is not a school, this is a piece of road with horrible excuse of a school front that does not even look like one if it was not for the print saying so. The only thing really good about this model is the squirrel.

[@Bendernity]

This feels more like a part of a school than an entire school, but that’s probably what it’s supposed to be.

[@pewpewdragon4483]

I almost always agree with your opinions on sets and this one is no exception. Definitely a huge miss to have dedicated so much play space to the road piece, the bus is quite horrendous for a modern set. I guess they (over) simplified it for play aimed at 6yro builders. On another note, you're a gundam fan?? :O ...or is that Kyrios kit just there by random chance