Send kids' play into orbit with a LEGO interactive play experience where they get to take the leading role in digital adventure stories, using real LEGO bricks to complete captivating on-screen missions with this LEGO City Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions (60354) toy playset for kids 6+ years old.

This LEGO City buildable game features a cool toy mission spaceship and planet rover, 2 asteroids and a Mars setting, plus 3 LEGO City minifigures in spacesuits and helmets, including Astronaut Lieutenant Jamie. There is also a robo-dog figure and lots of cool accessories including a toy metal detector, pneumatic hammer, laser welder, fire extinguisher, net, banana and turkey drumstick. Kids step away from building instructions and set out on exciting space exploration missions. They will meet a fun lineup of on-screen characters, customise the cool toy spaceship and use the LEGO pieces to complete fun challenges and play the lead role in exciting LEGO City games and digital stories. What will your kids build to save the day?

This LEGO City Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions playset requires a smartphone or tablet equipped with the free LEGO Building Instructions app. Kids become the heroes at the heart of the action with LEGO City Missions playsets, developing creative and problem-solving skills as they interact with favourite on-screen characters and complete instruction-free, hands-on building challenges.

When built, the core model mission spacecraft measures over 1.5 in. (4 cm) high, 7.5 in. (19 cm) long and 3 in. (7 cm) wide

Contains 298 pieces.

• Interactive LEGO® City space exploration playset for kids aged 6+
• Includes a buildable mission spacecraft, 3 minifigures and a robo-dog figure
• Kids use real LEGO® bricks to complete on-screen space exploration missions
• Can be given as a birthday or any-other-day surprise for kids aged 6 and up
• Toy spacecraft is over 7.5 in. (19 cm) long and 3 in. (7 cm) wide
• LEGO® minifigure accessories include a toy metal detector and laser welder
• Kids develop creative skills through instruction-free building challenges