It’s kind of cool and I had fun putting it together, even if it did just take a few minutes. This is a really simple little set, but you pretty much know that coming in. You also get a couple extra bricks, which was a nice surprise in a set this tiny. It also rolls along really well and the Mini Figure can sit in it. It has some cool little details for such a simple toy, like two antenni, a front grill and front and back lights. It’s only comprised of three different colored blocks: Green, black and grey. The Jeep is more like a Mini Jeep, or maybe even a go-kart as it’s just a little one-seater. The homage is really well done, although I would have liked a little gun for him. He comes with a helmet, a walkie talkie and a stand designed just like the ones the old Army Men were molded with. Naturally he’s all green and has a printed shirt pattern on his chest. The Army Man figure is the same scale and type as Lego’s regular Mini Figures. I wasn’t even sure I had all the pieces recovered until I was done. I did that and a bunch of wheel shaped pieces rolled in every direction possible and I had to get a few of them away from the ever vigilant FigureFeline before I could start anything. Take my advice, if you’re opening one of these, do it into a box top or a bowl or cup or anything, but don’t just dump it on to the table. The set comes in a cellophane type baggie with a printed front, similar to what the Lego Mini Figures come in, only this is transparent.
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