LEGO 60293 City Stuntz Stunt Park Show Set with Flywheel-Powered Motorbike Toy, Ramps, Spider Cage and Minifigure Racer, for Kids Aged 5

Really well thought out lego set that appeals to both of my kids. Only had it a few days but they are both obsessed with it. Really good value too - knowing Lego’s pricing too well I would have thought this may have been more expensive. Will look out for more sets in the range for Xmas!

Can’t wait to try this when my son opens for Christmas. Our Family all grew up on Lego - it never gets ‘old’Great value for the hours of fun it provides! Can be built many different ways and added to previous sets.Very Happy with this purchase 😁

My Lego-obsesses five year loves this set (as does his older sister). Lots of fun to be had.

Our Grandchildren will love playing with this.

Grandson loved it

As an add on to other Lego City builds, it is a lot of fun ( apparently)

The Lego set arrived safely, and it comes nicely packed in a well-illustrated retail box, in typical Lego fashion. This model number 60293 City set is part of the Stuntz series and features 170 pieces. All the pieces are high quality and nicely detailed.It’s a relatively easy to set to build in part thanks to the well-illustrated instructions. The set features two ramps with a base that can be positioned in different ways as well as becoming a roof for the spider den, some construction obstacles to crash into as well as some flaming barrels, a spider den with a hanging accessory to knock off with the rider, a giant spider, a stunt motorcycle, and two figures.The spider theme is a bit strange for a City Stuntz set but it does look cool when built and apart from the giant spider it should go well with many other sets from the City/Stuntz universe. Its fun to try and aim the flywheel powered motorcycle and rider to try and knock off the hanging accessory with the rider’s bat as it requires a bit of skill.Overall, I think this is another great addition to the City/Stuntz series and it would go well with the stunt truck set as well as being an excellent addition to anyone’s Lego City universe. I don’t think this set is quite as good value as the 60294 set as its half the price but only has a third of the pieces, but it is a cool looking set nonetheless. It’s a product I’m happy to recommend and I feel four stars is appropriate for it!

This is a chaotic little set that, not deliberately (I think), ends up feeling a bit like Lego’s answer to Hot Wheels. There’s less speed, but there’s certainly chaos and crashing. Getting the bike to go over the ramp and land anywhere on the other side is a hit-and-miss affair, where there are more misses than hits in our experience so far. Stunts like the rider using the bat to knock the barrel off the hook are far more luck than judgement, even when trying it as a grown-up.Build-wise, there’s not much to it. The ramps are custom pieces so that only leaves the base, the small building structure with its thin and largely pre-made walls, and the odd spider decoration area. It’s age-rated 5+ and it doesn’t take a six-year-old very long to build it at all, the joy isn’t really in the assembly.There might be something in the Lego City TV series or other media somewhere that I’m not aware of, where the giant scary spider is explained away. Without that knowledge it just looks like a bizarre leftover from the Lego Hidden Side branding and really quite out of place. With the motorbike stunt theme, I would’ve expected some classic Americana-style touches, but no, instead Lego have offered up a giant spider. I think some of the designers at Lego HQ might be losing the plot a little bit.It will appeal to that boyish attitude where things going wrong and Lego getting flung (gently) across the room is funny rather than frustrating. And like Hot Wheels, the action is over in a very small number of seconds. At least there’s the potential variety of changing the ramp so it goes over other things, which is more than Hot Wheels offers much of the time.Unfortunately though this isn’t my kind of Lego set, nor (I’m fairly pleased to say) is it my kid’s kind of Lego set it seems. We really wanted to like it, but it doesn’t have a longevity of appeal.