Ratrak Children from seven years of age who enjoy winter sports will be delighted with LEGO® Technic Ratrak (42148). They will learn through fun, discovering the functions of the vehicle, such as moving caterpillars and levers lifting and lowering ploughs. Build something newThis model 2 in 1 gives fun a new dimension, as the ratrak turns into a snowmobile, allowing young builders to experience even more adventures on the slope. The LEGO Builder app will guide you and your child through easy and intuitive building. Zoom in and rotate 3D models, save sets and follow progress. Introduction to the world of engineering LEGO construction models Techniques are made up of realistic mechanisms that for young LEGO builders provide an affordable introduction to the world of engineering. Characteristics Gratuity for children from seven years of age – inspire children to a new challenge, during which they will discover all the functions of the vehicle to beat the slopes, and give them the LEGO® kit Technic Ratrak (42148) Created to work on the slope – this snow vehicle model is modelled on real vehicles, and among the details are rubber tyres, caterpillars and levers for lifting and lowering the plough and snow-slaying element Model 2 in 1 – the toy model of a skater can be converted into a snowmobile to experience even more adventures LEGO® gift idea – gift for children from seven years of age who like construction and snow vehicles Dimensions - LEGO® model Technician is 8 cm high, 14 cm long and 10 cm wide Intuitive instructions – LEGO® application Builder will guide you and your child through building with tools that allow you to zoom in and rotate the model in 3D, save sets and track progress Introduction to the world of engineering – LEGO construction models Technology consists of realistic mechanisms that for young LEGO builders provide an affordable introduction to the world of engineering High quality – LEGO® elements The techniques meet strict industry standards, making them uniform, always fit together and can be easily combined and separated Safety first – LEGO® elements Techniques are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and tested in many other ways. This makes sure that they meet the highest global safety standards