LEGO: Marvel: Mech Battle: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock: 76338 Yahtzee Here kids can zoom in 4000 Piece

Name: LEGO: Marvel: Mech Battle: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock: 76338 Yahtzee Here kids can zoom in 4000 Piece
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LEGO: Marvel: Mech Battle: Spider Man vs. Doc Ock: 76338 Yahtzee Here kids can zoom in 4000 Piece Here kids can zoom in and rotate to visualize models from all angles as they build The puzzle features a delightful collage of Christmas themed images 2 POSABLE BATTLE MECHS – Spider Man fans can build an Iron Spider style mech with 2 button operated stud shooters and a Doc Ock mech with 4 fully articulated tentacles The LEGO Builder app includes digital tools that let kids track progress

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