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Take on heavy-duty jobs with LEGO® City Yellow Construction Wheel Loader 60450, a rugged worksite vehicle built for lifting and hauling materials. This powerful machine captures the look of real construction equipment, giving kids the tools to imagine clearing rubble, moving supplies and preparing new building sites. Designed for hands-on play and realistic scenarios, it’s a great addition to any LEGO® City construction scene.
Key Features
Wheel Loader Construction Vehicle
Features a detailed front loader designed for scooping, lifting and transporting materials on site.
Realistic Worksite Design
Captures the sturdy appearance of heavy machinery used in construction projects.
LEGO® City Operator
Includes a minifigure to drive the vehicle and bring job-site stories to life.
Construction Play Theme
Encourages imaginative scenarios centred on building, demolition and teamwork.
Durable, Fun Build
An enjoyable construction experience suited to young builders who love vehicles.
Great Gift for Vehicle Fans
An ideal present for kids who enjoy construction toys and action-based play.
Why You’ll Love It
A practical and engaging set that delivers classic construction fun. Yellow Construction Wheel Loader 60450 encourages creativity, hands-on play and storytelling while adding an essential machine to any LEGO® City collection. Combine it with other sets from the range (sold separately) to create a busy building site full of activity.
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