Set the scene for fun stunt displays and competitions with this City The Blade Stunt Challenge (60340) playset, including a flywheel-powered toy motorbike for real stunt action. Kids also get City Adventures TV series character Shirley Keeper and Stuntz rider minifigures for imaginative role play. Combine this set with others from the City Stuntz range for more stunt action.

A build-and-play experience for kids aged 5 and up
This City Stuntz toy playset comes with an easy-to-follow pictorial building guide so kids can enjoy building their own toys or join friends and family members for a fun group build-and-play experience.

Inspiring creative play
City playsets put kids at the heart of the action with cool toy vehicles, feature-rich structures and inspiring characters that stimulate imaginative, open-ended role play.

• Stunt action for kids aged 5 and up – Set the scene for action-packed stunt shows and competitions with City The Blade Stunt Challenge (60340) playset, including a City TV minifigure


• What’s in the box? – Everything kids need to build The Blade Stunt Challenge, plus a flywheel-powered stunt bike and 2 minifigures, including City Adventures TV series character Shirley Keeper


• Fun functionality – Kids activate the stunt bike and release it to crash through the barriers and activate the dropping blades function for fun shows and competitions


• A gift for any occasion – This City Stuntz playset can be given as a holiday, birthday or any-other-day surprise for kids aged 5 and up who like cool stunt toys


• Dimensions – The Blade Stunt Challenge measures over 5.5 in. (14 cm) high, 8 in. (20 cm) wide and 9 in. (22 cm) deep


• Includes fun accessories – Minifigure accessories include a toy megaphone and a guitar.


• Building fun for stunt fans aged 5 and up – This Stuntz toy comes with easy-to-follow printed building instructions


• Quality assured – All components meet stringent industry standards to ensure they are consistent, compatible and fun to build with: it’s been that way since 1958


• Ever since 1958, components have met stringent industry standards to ensure that they are compatible and connect consistently for robust builds.


• Safety first – components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analyzed to make sure they meet strict global standards for safety.