LEGO Technic Monster Jam Grave Digger 42118 Set - Truck Toy to Off-Road Buggy, Pull-Back Motor, Vehicle Building and Learning Playset, Gift for Grandchildren or Any Monster Truck Fans Ages 7 and Up

I got this for my seven-year-old and it was great for him. Very clear simple directions to follow with pictures for every step. He loved it. It was very fun for him but he did need some assistance in a few areas. Good value for the money all the pieces were there none were missing. Cute durable end product. I would give this a 7-11ish age range but will vary depending on the child’s experience with legos.

Great item for every Grave Digger fan. Built this with my nephew he is 4 and although it was challenging for him with a little patience we were able to get through it together. We have built 4 of these Monster Jam trucks and this was our first so we made some mistakes along the way but it was a fun time for us and after correcting some early mistakes building the rest was easy. It is a good size and fun for them with the motor that allows it so propel itself after you pull back on it. We haven't tried switching it to the other design that it is capable of we have kept it as Grave Digger so I do not have any feedback on that.

Awesome building adventure awaits!

Technic are some of my favorite sets. Lego is always top notch with colors, ease of assembling, and durability. This line of monster jam trucks are pull back and even have shocks. Great for all ages. Good size and very affordable if you can get them before retirement!

My 5 year old loves this. He needed help with assembly, but has been crashing it into the walls and has been rough with hit. It's still put together unlike some lego kids. Very pleased and happy.

The Lego Technic Grave Digger is a neat little product from Lego that I really wasn't expecting this year. For $20 you not only get a great recreation of the iconic monster truck, but it includes two different ways to put it together, and a pull-back feature. There might be some real nostalgia dorks taking notice that it's not completely accurate to the truck, such as the wheels not being big enough and the windshield not being two-piece, but it's very minor and shouldn't be a problem for those that just want to put it together. I do have my own minor complaint though, and it's that the directions tell you to put the decal stickers on the wrong way. Take it from me, look at the original box and it shows how they should look facing the right direction. Aside from that, it's an otherwise great recreation of the Grave Digger. Definitely worth a pickup if you've got the patience for putting it together, and it can take a few hours.

Grandson loved this toy it was a big hit and very durable he has had loads of fun with it and still is

Ez to assemble looks great