Make the whole world your playground with the LEGO® Technic™ Ford Bronco® SUV. This mighty off-roader is ready for adventure – and you’re in the driving seat! Assemble details like the opening hood and doors and roof rack. Then put the car to the test, using the spare wheel on the rear to steer. Try out the live axle, check out the V6 engine and get ready to explore, Bronco style!

Get ready for the race of a lifetime with this LEGO® Technic™ BMW M4 GT3 EVO Race Car. Assemble the details, including the 6-cylinder engine and opening doors. Then admire the iconic BMW livery. Put your car to the test and try out the steering as you imagine racing to glory.

Prepare for the ultimate road trip as you build the details of this LEGO® Technic™ Jeep® Wrangler Rubicon SUV. Use the spare tire to steer your Jeep into position, then test out its suspension. Check under the hood to admire the V6 engine. Load up the surfboard and spot the fun rubber duck detail.

Power your construction adventures the modern way with the LEGO® Technic™ Volvo L120 Electric Wheel Loader. Put the loader to work as you try out the articulated steering. Raise, lower and tilt the shovel, then look beneath the engine cover to inspect the 3 spinning gears. The model isn’t motorized, but you can use your imagination to power all sorts of construction adventures.

Recreate the thrill of a rocket launch with this NASA Artemis Space Launch System building set. Assemble all the elements, then turn the crank to see the rocket launch in 3 stages. First the solid rocket boosters separate from the core stage. Next the core stage detaches before the upper stage separates. Display your model with the 4 astronaut nanofigures until it’s time for your next launch!

Celebrate the relationship between the Earth, the Sun and the Moon by building this interactive LEGO® Technic™ Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit. See how the Moon orbits around the Earth while the Earth orbits around the Sun. Turn the crank to see the Moon and Earth move in realistic orbits. Months and moon phases show the progress of the Earth, Sun and Moon through the year.