Product Description

Kids can learn about saving the environment by helping LEGO City recycle. Load and unload the recyclables just like a real truck. Includes truck, dolly, recycling can and mini figure. 206 pieces. Box measures 7.56"H x 11.34"W x 2.36"D.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #774 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LEGO
• Model: 4498452
• Released on: 2007-08-01
• Dimensions: 11.40" h x 7.60" w x 2.60" l, .75 pounds

Features

• Kids can save the environment by helping LEGO City recycle.
• Load and unload the recyclables just like a real truck.
• Includes truck, dolly, recycling can and minifigure.
• 1 realistic looking recycling truck with lots of real life functions and details.
• 206 pieces

From the Manufacturer
LEGO® City Recycle Truck (7991)

Customer Reviews

Garbage Truck set cleans up
This is a really nice garbage truck or recycle truck. The decals to me more suggest recycling vehicle. I love the technic mechanism that allows the truck container section to lift. Good play value with dolly cart, garbage can, and mini figures. Extremely nice looking model, with curved fender pieces, and fabulous realism. The main downside is the complete lack of alternate models: No alternate building instructions or pictures of alternate building ideas for this set. For augmented building value, the Creator series sets, and the older Designer series sets, are unbeatable because a fertile Idea Book always adds tremendous value to any Lego kit. Still, you got a sweet truck here.

legos always great
My four year old, garbage truck obsessed son received these legos for his birthday and loves them. He builds often with blocks, but still needed Dad's help to assemble the truck. He didn't seem to mind needing help though and the truck is really neat with moving parts.

About time!
Considering Lego hasn't put one of these out in years it is nice to finally get ahold of one. It was easy to put together and so far has been a lot of fun. My only gripe are the stickers. I have never been a fan of the stickers and I wish Lego would go back to printing them right on the bricks. They did this in the 1980s and I would like to see them do it again.