Carnival Magic Excursions offer a thrilling way to explore various destinations during a cruise vacation. With a wide range of activities and sights to choose from, these excursions provide a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture and experience adventure in each port of call. One of the highlights of Carnival Magic Excursions is the wide variety of outdoor excursions available. From snorkeling and scuba diving in crystal clear waters to zip-lining through lush rainforests, these adventures allow travelers to get up close and personal with nature. Whether it's exploring the vibrant underwater world of the Caribbean or soaring through the treetops in Mexico, there is an outdoor excursion to suit every taste. For those looking to delve into the history and culture of their destinations, Carnival Magic Excursions offer a range of cultural experiences.
Joqutoys Number Building Blocks, 32 Pcs Wooden 1-10 Math Digital Blocks, Stem Baby Balance Block Toy, Natural Wooden Montessori Educational Toys for Kids Magi
VALUE SET: This wooden number set includes 32 different sized wooden numbers and a premium wooden storage box, which teaches kids math while playing. Size: box size 9.2*12.6*2.2 inches; The highest number 10 is 5.9*3.5*1 inches. Greater than others a number of building blocks set for toddlers grip.
Learning through play: the higher the number, the higher the block. No matter how you stack them, if the numbers add up, the heights will match. A wooden number set is a multi-sensory math tool that allows you to illustrate the value of numbers through height, while creating initial mathematical concepts (addition to fractions).
Montessori Toys: This number, one of the best Montessori toys for toddlers, is designed to help your child easily count from 1-10. It is easier to understand and allows children to explore and discover mathematics on their own terms through hands-on play.
Classic and durable: wooden blocks never go out of style and the durable design can last for years. The building blocks are made of wood, colorful blocks with good texture and high gloss, strong and not easy to break. And as a building and stacking toy, they can help with fine motor development and are great for hand-eye coordination and problem solving.
Natural materials: the building blocks number JOQUTOYS are made of 100% natural wood with all edges smoothed. ASTM and CPSIA test approved, safe for any child to play. Please feel free to contact us by mail if you have any problem with this block set.
Vatican 819-824,MNH.Michel 957-962. Christmas 1988.Luke,Angels,Shepherds,Magi.
Grade: F (Fine) Vatican 819-824, MNH. Michel 957-962. Christmas 1988. Luke, Angels, Shepherds, Nativity, Magi. Blocks of 4, corner margin - buy 4 sets.$0.05 shipping for each additional eligible item you buy .For domestic purchases up to $60.00 first cla . Read More
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Vatican 819-824, MNH. Michel 957-962. Christmas 1988. Luke, Angels, Shepherds, Nativity, Magi. Blocks of 4, corner margin - buy 4 sets.$0.05 shipping for each additional eligible item you buy .For domestic purchases up to $60.00 first class mail will be used; purchases above $60.00 require mail with tracking number or insured mail (buyer pays the mail fee). For international purchases up to $60.00 first class international airmail will be used; purchases over $60.00 require mail with tracking number (registered mail, buyer pays the $18.00 or $20.00 for oversize item).Warning for the buyers from Eastern European countries, Russia, China, Middle East, South Asia, Latin America, Africa exclude RSA, and the buyers with Hip ID less 100: the purchases over $30.00 require expedited mail.
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Masked Builder
Kawashita has ships that transport supplies between planets, and the Seraphim class vessel is one of the smaller vehicles that preforms this job. Each Seraphim class cargo hauler is equipped with a spacious, comfortable cockpit. They can each haul one container filled with whatever supplies Kawashita needs for their next mission. The crate is held on with magnets. Which are recessed in the body of the ship.
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For those looking to delve into the history and culture of their destinations, Carnival Magic Excursions offer a range of cultural experiences. From visiting ancient ruins to exploring local markets, these excursions provide an insight into the rich heritage of each port of call. Discover Mayan temples in Belize, explore centuries-old forts in Puerto Rico, or embark on a culinary tour to savor local flavors and delicacies.
Review: 41999 4X4 Crawler Exclusive Edition
Masked Builder posted a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Well here I am with another exclusive review! I had no idea what to really expect with this set, so I was quite excited to see it arrive on my doorstep last week. (Though a package from Denmark is always great!) It's been a few years since my last large Technic set, but I knew a little bit about the original model released last year. When I found out I was getting this set, I did some digging and discovered that it was probably going to be pretty cool. Shall it live up to my expectations? Read on! Set Information: Name: 4X4 Crawler Set Number: 41999 Pieces: 1585 Price: $199.99 Ages: 11-16 Minifigs: N/A Theme: Technic Year of Release: 2013, Only 20,000 Made Brickset Flickr Set with all of the pictures in full size. Box: Well here's the box! This is the first set that I know of that doesn't have the completed model on the front of the box. However, it is also one of my favorite boxes, just for that reason. The stripes and dark blue, along with the LEGO and Technic logos make for a great box front. However, on the back of the box there is the usual collage of images. Most showing off the features, as well as some words, in several languages, proclaiming what features are what. Also of note, is the huge brand proclaiming this a Limited Edition set. The top of the box shows all of the Power Function elements included in the box. The 1:1 image is that of one of the new rims for the tires. Some shots of the other three sides of the box. Most giving warnings, or proclaiming in different languages that the set is Limited Edition. After slitting the tape that kept the box closed, the top of the box slides off. I do not remember a set like this one either. Most have some sort of flap that opens. I noticed on the inside of the box lid, there are signatures from what I can assume are members of the Technic design team. Do note that these are reprints and not actual signatures. And to the left as well as the right of the signatures, there's the LEGO logo and the Technic logo. Here's how the inside looked when I popped it open. This box is full to the brim! Contents: I could only fit all of the bags with pieces in my studio. There are 11 bags in total. And quite a few of them are full. The items I wasn't able to fit in the last picture are here. All of the Power Functions elements, the manuals, and all four tires. Which came out of the box that way. I believe they were packed so that the white print on the rims doesn't rub off, and it's done by hand too. That's a lot of tires! Inside the sealed manual holder that are the four manuals, the stickers, and the string. Everything was nicely flat. Quite a few stickers in this set! They really add to the set if you ask me. So I'm going to apply them all! Do note all of the rather funny designs on the stickers here before I spread them all out. The string is interesting. It's very, very thick. I had trouble threading it through the hook. New/interesting parts from the bags with a 1 on them. The large spring is cool, as well as the new joints for the drive chain. Parts that I found new/interesting from the bags with a 2 on them. Several large dark blue panels, chrome elements, and some redesigned elements. The extra parts from the bags labeled 1. Almost all of them are Technic connectors, but there's a 2x4 tile too. In case one would like to put that as their license plate instead of the specially printed one. Lastly the extra parts from all of the bags with a 2 on them. Just a few items, again mostly Technic connectors, but a few brick pieces too. Manual: The front of the manual has what I imagine the front of the box would look like if it had the truck on the front. It still has the nice dark blue with the white stripes. The first inside page tells you how to put the batteries in the multiple PF elements that need them. The next page is taken up with warnings, and then a nice image telling us only to drive it inside. Yeah I think mine will be going outside at some point. After you get through all of the warnings, the usual don't pour it out on the ground images come up and the first steps. The nice blue background is fitting for the Technic theme. The 'Smart Motor,' used in the steering column. I really think it's quite cool that it goes back to perfectly straight. Two of the manuals have build related material on them, but these two have ads for other sets. I really find these images that feature the functions from the set quite fun. There are two pages of them for this set! The first page of the part listing. And the second image of the part listing The Build: Very quickly, the steering chain is built, and the steering columns are added. The drive motors are added, and the truck starts getting taller. After the bags with a 1 on them have been emptied, the truck looks like this. You've pretty much finished the frame of the truck. Moving through the first few steps the truck gets the structural support that is needed to hold on the body panels. You quickly add the dark blue panels, and the body starts taking shape. She's all done! Boy she looks good. Completed Model: I made a few pictures of the truck before I put the stickers on it. I had no problem putting them on but I know some of you don't put stickers on at all, these pictures are for you. I really could have gone either way with the stickers. It looks great without them, but I think the stickers add just enough to make it look a TON better. This one has stickers on it. I immediately notice the stripes on the doors when I look at this picture. Though you can see quite a few of the stickers that have been put on the truck from this picture. The rally/muscle car design is great. I really prefer it over the SUV design of the original model. And the dark blue. Here's a front on shot. You can see the four headlights, the winch and the slight slope up of the engine cover. From the side shot, one notices most of the stickers that are put on the set. I also noticed how much room there is between the tires and the bottom of the car body. And a back shot. One can see the nice tail lights, the license plate, and some of the stickers on the back are visible. A close up of the front of the truck. The first thing I notice is the lovely chrome elements that make up the bumper. They really look great. Cockpit shot. Do note that the chairs don't go all of the way down, and you can also see the lever that operates the winch. And the back 'trunk' area of the truck. And yes, all of those are individual stickers. But they really make it look nicely like a rally car. The white print on the rims is nice. I think LEGO was trying for a white walled tires look, and it looks pretty good. As I said, LEGO only made 20,000 of this set. Each set came with an exclusively printed license plate with the number your set is. I got set 01366 of 20,000 which is a pretty low number. Opening the doors allows one to pull up the top so you can access the electrical components. With eight PF components there are quite a few wires in there. The winch mechanism. That small motor is jammed in there, and there's also a clutch gear to keep you from killing your motor trying to pull something. The red Technic bar slides into the two 2x1 rubber pieces to keep the door closed. Very interesting and works well too. One can see some of the large number of wires that are jammed into the body of this guy. LEGO has done a good job keeping them contained though. Drive chain close up. Not much to see on the outside but, this shot does allow you to see that the whole drive chain moves up and down. Here's the steering motor. It's encased in quite a few Technic parts. To try to give you a sense of scale, here's a shot of my sigfig standing next to the truck. It is HUGE! I rebuilt my Technic Bulldozer to get some comparison shots. It really is just about the same size. And a profile shot of the two vehicles. Functions: Just watch this video. It features all of the functions as well as some nice driving. Please try to ignore the television noises in the background. Conclusion: Well, she's complete! The design on this truck/muscle car really does a lot more for me than the SUV style original model. The build was thoroughly interesting, and the functions are quite fun. I can see myself using this quite often. Nice job Rm8, I really like your new cover design! And a big thank you to Eurobricks and LEGO for letting me review this set! Ratings: Playability: 10/10 I can't think of much else this should be able to do. And what it can do makes quite an extensive list. Design: 9/10 The design is very nice, like I've said it looks much more like a muscle car. Price: 8/10 Price wise, I think it is decent. If the price was $150 or so, I think it'd be a little bit better. Parts: 9/10 There is quite an array of parts in new colors here. Total: 36/40 This box is so cool, here's another shot of it. Like this review? Want to learn how to make good reviews? Then join the Reviewers Academy!
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Reviews for "Discover the Caribbean's Best-Kept Secrets: Carnival Magic Excursions"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Carnival magic excursions. The advertised tour to a local beach turned out to be overcrowded and the facilities were run-down. The beach itself was dirty and not well-maintained. I felt like I wasted my money and time on this excursion. I wish I had spent the day exploring the port city instead.
2. Mark - 1 star - The Carnival magic excursions were an absolute disaster. The tour guides were unprofessional and lacked knowledge about the destinations we visited. The itinerary was poorly planned, resulting in us spending more time on buses than actually exploring the attractions. Moreover, the excursion prices were exorbitant considering the subpar experience we received. I would not recommend these excursions to anyone.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I had high expectations for the Carnival magic excursions, but they fell short in every aspect. The tour guides seemed disinterested and rushed through their explanations, leaving us with insufficient information about the places we visited. Additionally, the transportation used for the excursions was uncomfortable and outdated. Overall, I felt like the excursions were a waste of money and did not enhance my cruise experience at all.
4. David - 1 star - I regret booking any of the Carnival magic excursions. The tour groups were too large, making it difficult to enjoy the attractions without feeling crowded and rushed. The guides barely interacted with the participants and lacked enthusiasm. The excursions were also very expensive, and I believe I could have explored the destinations on my own for a fraction of the cost. Save your money and skip these excursions if you can.