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LEGO brand Toy Story Army Men on Patrol (7595)

Average Customer Rating:	5.0
Brand:	LEGO
Model:	4568144
Weight:	0.25 pounds
Dimensions:	2.4 inches x 7.52 inches x 5.55 inches [Width x Length x Height]

Product Categories

5 to 7 Years; Construction, Blocks & Models; Boys; Girls; Unisex; Toy Story; Military; Toy Story

Product description

So much green! Helmets, stretchers, guns, mine sweeper, and more! Includes 4 green soldier minifigures!Build minesweepers, weapons experts, and more with this amazing patrol pack! Bring home 4 complete minifigures, a green Jeep, and a little stretcher with this fantastic set. 90 pieces.

Features

Includes four minifigures: One carrying a gun, one doctor with a medical case, one with a metal detector, and one with a walky-talky and back pack

Includes a buildable green army jeep

A medical stretcher is also included

Great addition to other Toy Story sets

90 pieces

Customer reviews

« Cool Lego Set »

We purchased this Lego set for my 5 year old and he put it together within minutes. He loves his Legos. He hasn't played with it much since (he's moved on to intricate Star Wars Lego sets) but it really is a great toy. Especially if the child likes Toy Story.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-03-02

« Finally Lego gives us the military! »

Lego has traditionally been against the idea of creating "military"-style sets. Yes, they have always offered planes/helicopters/boats---but all in CIVILIAN style. Recently, the Indiana Jones series of sets offered some pseudo-military planes and vehicles and now FINALLY some Army Men!

My son immediately spent his hard-earned allowance to purchase 2 of these sets to start building his Lego army. Hopefully Lego will expand this series of sets soon!

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-02-15

« Great toy for the child who loves their army men AND their Legos! »

I got this for my son for his 9th birthday. He was so excited to get it. But just so you know, these Lego army men are NOT all one piece. They are just like other Lego sets where they come in a million pieces and you get a diagram of how to put them together. I guess I thought this was going to be a box of little Lego army men that he would just open up and add them to his other Lego's. But actually, they are a Lego set them self that will need put together. My son loved doing it and was still thrilled with them.