Nuketown
Product Desciption:
Don't let the double rainbow and silence fool you. Nuketown is anything but tranquil! The town was a nuclear testing site in the 1950's and demonstrates the effects of an atomic weapon on a residential neighborhood. A clocktower stands at the corner of Trinity Avenue and Latchkey Road, showing the countdown to detonation. The streets are blocked off with barbed wire barricades making it difficult to reach the fully buildable two-story green house. Two super-poseable micro action figures are armed and ready to survey the debris. Send the soldiers into the house to take sniper shots through shattered windows, duck behind eerie mannequins and flee using the fire escape.
Ideal for ages 12 and up
Features:
- Buildable Nuketown with 1950s style house with white picket fence, a clock tower, street sign and barbed wire barricade
- Two highly detailed and super-poseable micro action figures with detachable accessories
- Two micro mannequins
- Full-assembly sniper and assault rifles with high-powered scopes
- 689 pieces
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FAQ
- How should I clean my Mega Bloks® building blocks? We recommend that you clean your Mega Bloks® building blocks by hand with warm water or a damp cloth. You can air-dry parts at room temperature or use a dry cloth. Please do not put Mega Bloks® building blocks in washing machines or dishwashers or attempt to dry them in ovens, microwaves, or by using a hair dryer.
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What are the best kind of batteries to use in Fisher-Price® and Mattel® products?
A. We recommend using alkaline batteries with our products, as they are great for long-term use and help optimize performance. We don't recommend using Carbon-Zinc batteries. While Carbon-Zinc batteries may work well with low-power devices, they can drain after a short period of time and cause certain products to not function properly.
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