set database: LEGO 79118 karai bike escape
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set number: 79118
set name: karai bike escape
theme: teenage mutant ninja turtles
year: 2014
pieces: 88
price: us$13
minifigs: 2
new teenage mutant ninja turtles theme set.
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set name: karai bike escape
theme: teenage mutant ninja turtles
year: 2014
pieces: 88
price: us$13
minifigs: 2
come with a karai bike.
the bike has dual exhaust, rubber tread tires, a machine gun and an attachment point for rope.
minifigs included a leonardo minifig and a karai minifig.
great playability.
overall design is good.
overall design is good.
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