Lego does have certain exclusive sets - sets sold on ferries and planes, but also sets sold in retail stores like this one that's specially made for Toys R Us.
The box is the standard City box - that's because this set was originally a yellow truck, but customised to blue and white for TRU. The back shows the details of the toystore, but there are a few other things not shown on the back.
There are only four numbered baggies inside, two instruction booklets, three large plates and a decal sheet. The decal sheet wasn't in great shape when I opened it.
Booklet one builds the cab.
It starts off with baggie number 1 which builds the cab driver, and the undercarriage of the cab.
Baggie number 2 completes the cab. Hidden inside the cab, is a bed and a TV. It is actually very cool inside.
Baggie number 3 builds the trailer.
The vehicle is long, but wait, the dimensions of the trailer are a bit familiar... yup, the trailer, with the wheels and rear lights removed fit nicely on the Maersk flatbed wagon.
Instruction booklet number 2 and baggie 4 builds the toystore.
There's quite a lot of goodies including a teddy bear, miniature Lego sets...
... and a whole barrel full of knives and a pistol. The build was easy for both the store and the truck.
Overall? This is a nice little set. I'd say it's even better than the non-TRU version as this one has the TRU sticker/label on the store.
The box is the standard City box - that's because this set was originally a yellow truck, but customised to blue and white for TRU. The back shows the details of the toystore, but there are a few other things not shown on the back.
There are only four numbered baggies inside, two instruction booklets, three large plates and a decal sheet. The decal sheet wasn't in great shape when I opened it.
Booklet one builds the cab.
It starts off with baggie number 1 which builds the cab driver, and the undercarriage of the cab.
Baggie number 2 completes the cab. Hidden inside the cab, is a bed and a TV. It is actually very cool inside.
Baggie number 3 builds the trailer.
The vehicle is long, but wait, the dimensions of the trailer are a bit familiar... yup, the trailer, with the wheels and rear lights removed fit nicely on the Maersk flatbed wagon.
Instruction booklet number 2 and baggie 4 builds the toystore.
There's quite a lot of goodies including a teddy bear, miniature Lego sets...
... and a whole barrel full of knives and a pistol. The build was easy for both the store and the truck.
Overall? This is a nice little set. I'd say it's even better than the non-TRU version as this one has the TRU sticker/label on the store.
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