![[Switch] Nintendo LABO Variety Kit $29 @ JB Hi-Fi](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/40/550140.jpg?h=f4f07a13)
Also on sale for $29 @ amazon according to this post and EBGames, as per this post.
With the Variety Kit, you can create many different Toy-Con, including Toy-Con RC Car, Toy-Con Fishing Rod, Toy-Con House, Toy-Con Motorbike and Toy-Con Piano.
[Switch] Nintendo LABO Variety Kit $29 @ JB Hi-Fi
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LPlatterOZ on 07/07/2020 - 09:59 jbhifi.com.au (678 clicks)
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Captain… Also done many of them but your wording cannot be better…. My exact problem spend hours alone building it for so. E fun and now lying in my study :)
the cardboard doesnt last long imho … but 30 bucks is a good price … 90 bucks .. no.
Disagree , just cardboard rubbish hence on sale everywhere trying to clear the garbage .
I believe the robot kit and the vehicle kit is also on sale at big w for 29 each. i bought all 3 and just started on the variety kit
yep. bought a kit that I previously haven't got - Robot one.
The variety and vehicle kits were surprisingly fun for restricted parties these days. They're more fun than board games in my opinion.
Any deals on the VR kit?
Can recommend the robot kit for little ones - takes some persistence and adult help to build it, and about 3 to 4 hours, but knocking down buildings and shooting UFOs is a great payoff.
Probably best for 6 years old and above.Also got the Labo Robot kit, as well as the labo vehicle and variety kit at Big W at the start of the toy sale. Have only built the Robot kit which took just over 3 hours but the 3yo loves it. Can recommend but not making the other 2 anytime soon
I paid 3 times that at launch. 🤦♂️
It’s ingenious in design and fun to build with the kids… until they lose interest and you spend the next 2 hours at the kitchen table by yourself folding cardboard.
The games are fun but short - so the time the kids will use it for in our experience is short.
Biggest challenge is that I now have a big part of my study taken up by odd shaped cardboard things that I’m not allowed to throw out due to the rare occasion that the rulers would like to partake in Labo games.