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REVIEW: 6740 Xtreme Tower

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Packing photos (front only).

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The autopsy and the contents (instructions and bags).

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The minifigures.

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Model.

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General appearance.

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The basic model and its functions.

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Thanks for the review--brings back memories! I was 13 when this set came out, and I had been a huge LEGO Island fan since the very first game. I remember being so excited to hear that a LEGO Island theme was finally happening, and then being slightly disappointed by these sets (even though I got several).

As a 2002 set, this isn't too bad at all--decent building design and lots of cool play features (I remember that bungee jump being lots of fun). The disappointment came when I realized that this was supposed to be the Information Center, which had been a bigger (and cooler) building in the first two games (plus, why is the Infomaniac so grouchy-looking here?). But as a standalone set, it was fun--thanks for taking the time to photograph it!

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Ha...love it...this was an era of Lego I missed during my 'Dark Ages'. It also explains some recent unexplained issues I have had...

I picked up a few job lots of lego on ebay/car boot sales, ....and have found a load of these minifigs with weird facial details (same as above) and I was convinced that I had some clone/knock offs amongst the bricks :grin: now I realise that Lego took their design in a certain direction late 90's/into the 2000s.

Great review...I really enjoy this type of post featuring sets that aren't just on the shelves.

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So what's the deal with that packaging? Unless I'm horribly confused, there's the typical color-printed box that would sit on the shelf, and inside there was black-and-white printed bags with all the parts, and another black-and-white box? What was the idea behind all that?

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