can 7year boy can assemble and run it
443211
Yes my 8 year old got this for his 8yr B-day and he had it completed and playing with it by the end of the weekend.
443212
I gave this to both of my 12 year old grandsons and they had no problem as experienced Lego builders with this set. It is one of the more advanced kits.
443213
Hard to say, I would say it's beyond the abilities of an average 7yo BUT some are pretty advanced, and perhaps with assistance from an older sibbling (or parent) with the building it would be possible... they won't have a problem operating it - it's a simple remote control
2087820
Depends on the kid probably- if he's the sort that likes to help you fix or build things, he probably would love it. There are instructions- though ours are long gone by now. 3 or 4 projects that I can remember but possibly more.
1895797
Of course. It really depends on the interests of the child. If the 6-year old likes building things he'll have fun with this. My husband who is way older than 6 is the one who wanted to buy this!
696469
Not at all- I bought two different versions of this toy for twin 5 year olds and they need help in setting up the sets in various configurations. If your son enjoys building and ausing his imagination in building he will be able to create hundreds of different constructions.
1126380
A 7 yr old will need adult help to put the all terrain vehicle together and modifying it into its 3 versions, but will have no difficulty using it.
757243
My son is 8 years old. He haven't gotten that far yet. Sorry, It's still under construction.
643837
Absolutely! My 3 y/o grandson tinkers with it, but I believe the prime age (to understand all the imagination invoking features) is best suited to the 4 - 7 year old age range and possibly older. Right now he likes turning the light on and screwing in the screws (by hand) into the workbench holes and the prefabbed word-look building materials that come with it.
432095
Yes. Not hard at all...and I bought and assembled it over a year ago and its still standing from an8 and 12 yr old (boys). I didn't think it would last but it was designed very well considering the light weight.
211703
I would say NOT for a child that young. A 7-year-old would more than likely find it too much of a challenge and become frustrated.
760616
It is a pretty good project. The robotic arm is a little harder to build. Both are good for kids 12-15 with no previous building experience.
2064382
My son is 7 years old and loves this set. He was able to assemble it himself and plays with it every day.
1126376
The one pictured would be too hard for a 7 year old to assemble alone. My 11 year old helped assemble ours but part of it broke during the assembly and I didn't hear back from the company about a replacement part.
1867402
My son is 5 and he is able to build most of the projects. I had to assist him in the beginning.
2061513
Its fine for a 7 year old. Learning curve to drive might take a bit, but its not super fast, and it seems fairly durable. Its good at going over stuff and the kids had fun creating little obstacle courses for it. Its as big as a loaf of bread. Hope that helps.
1807645
My seven year old finds it hard to assemble. She loves the marble run concept but this one has kind of lightweight pieces that aren't easy for her to maneuver. Hope that helps.
1608094
My five and seven year olds play with it, but really the five year olds cannot follow the directions to put things together. But they make their own stuff and use their imagination. The seven year old loves building, and can follow the lego directions to build specific things.
745743
No... they'd have to put some effort into it. My 7 year old son and my 4 year old nephew use it just fine with no problems.