The series just popped into my mind and it’s been mentioned before numerous times in different topics. But does anybody actually have a complete set. All I remember about is the weird cars and minifigures that made me uncomfortable.
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I mean, I have a set, its not built, but I think I still have all the pieces.
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I don’t have any Jack Stone sets, but I do own several ‘4 Juniors’ sets which also include maxifigs and often Jack himself.
First we have the appropriately named ‘Captain Kragg in Barrel’.
And ‘Max’s Pitstop’.
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As in you have all the pieces in a bin along with random parts or in separate container?
Why does kragg have a bat on his hat? That doesn’t make any sense. I think my household must have owned the second one at some point. I recognize a lot of those pieces.
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^ that
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I have over 60 jack stones but no set
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get rid of some of them, I know someone who’d like to have some 30 fellow jacks
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I think I may get a few Jack Stone sets in the future… They come with some really nice parts.
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Legitimately 60?
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I have seven complete Jack Stone sets, one of which is the famed 4612 Super Glider.
@LegoDavid If you’re looking for Jack Stone parts, I would recommend getting the steering wheel holder, you can attach ball joints to it. This moc I built years ago uses the jack stone steering wheel holder to attach the head to the torso.
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what induced you into doing this? did you grow up with jack stone?
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Didn’t grow up with Jack Stone, I randomly found out about it a few years ago. I found it very weird… and I like weird things.
I legitimately like the overall design language of the sets, I think they look cool and futuristic (especially those rounded windshields). The figures are nice too, and they work great with Technic vehicles that have an “in-between scale” if that makes any sense (too big for minifigures but too small for Technic figures).
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