Product Description
Move even the heaviest loads with the Mini Mobile Crane! This compact mobile crane is packed with functions and hard-core hauling power! Steer it into position, then raise, lower, turn and extend the boom to lift heavy loads! Remember to extend the outriggers to stabilize it for extra big jobs! Rebuilds into a tow truck.
- 2-in-1 model: Rebuilds into a tow truck
- Realistic boom action: Raises, lowers, extends and turns, and the hook can be raised and lowered
- Steer it into place and then extend the outriggers so it doesn?t tip
- Measures 8" long
- 292 elements
LEGO Technic Mini Mobile Crane 8067 Reviews
LEGO Technic Mini Mobile Crane 8067 Reviews
| 25 of 26 people found the following review helpful  Kids are loving it; great mechanical operation, By = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: LEGO Technic Mini Mobile Crane 8067 (Toy) As I've said in other reviews, I very much like these little Technic sets, even for kids below the recommended age range. Yes, you may need to assist on the build, but that's a great opportunity to teach children about reading and following plans. What I especially like about these sets is that they exhibit mechanical functions in a simple and obvious way, AND they hold together better than their brick-built cousins (Lego Technic sets are primarily held together with pins). The Technic sets don't mesh as well with the mini-figures, but enterprising kids still figure out how to combine the two.This set, introduced in early 2011, is wonderful because it has so much going on. It has four knobs that control the steering, the winch, boom elevation, and outriggers. The outriggers are an especially nice touch. The crane boom rotates freely, which is okay since I've found that kids prefer to directly control such motion. Also, the crane boom extends outward. So the set has... Read more 12 of 12 people found the following review helpful Impressive Engireening, By Brick (Universe, Milky Way, Solar System, Earth) - See all my reviews = Durability:  = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: LEGO Technic Mini Mobile Crane 8067 (Toy) The first thing that I have to say about this model is that it's TINY! In fact, the picture on the box is nearly twice the actual size of the model, so don't be surprised if the finished product looks very small.As for the build, it was very simple, but I was extremely impressed by the amount of great functions there were. Lego has packed six functions (raising/lowering boom, extending boom, winch, swivelling upper body, outriggers, and steering) into a set with 292 pieces! That's very impressive. The play experience is quite good, as the model has a number of creative functions. Also, I found that if you remove the upper body (crane and winch housing), it works very well as a flatbed truck! However, as usual, the B-model can't match the fun of the main model, and I didn't keep it for long before rebuilding it into the main model. The one thing that inspired me about the B-model, however, was the steering system, which is quite neat and well worth using in other... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful A great Technic starter set, = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: LEGO Technic Mini Mobile Crane 8067 (Toy) I got this for my 7 year old, its his first Technic set (not the first Lego, he has a lot, mostly from the city and creator series).He managed to build it on his own very well, and had fun doing so, as always the Lego instructions are good and easy to follow. The functionality of the crane is very nice (turning wheels, winch for the crane cable, outriggers and elevation) which makes it fun to play with afterwards. He already wants a more complex Technic set, which, I think, means he liked this one... As I titled this review, I think this is a great Technic starter/ beginner set. (I gave it 4 stars on durability as parts can break/bend if enough force is used, it is not less durable than any other Lego set I have seen) Have fun! |
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