Excellent for older children who love lego. My 8 year old grandson is now getting into technical lego so this book was a great interest. Plenty of things to build. He is exceptionally bright so this book would suit children a lot older than him.

Really interesting book with great suggestions for Lego models. 9 year old grandson loved it.

Really great book for people of all ages, of all the things in ths book my grandson wants to build the building on the front cover 🤦🏻‍♀️

Book is in mint condition and is perfect for our budding engineer grandson, superb illustrations and diagrams. Well packaged. Thank you so much, best wishes, Lesley Astbury

Highly recommend this seller

A really nice book bought as a gift. Hope it gives the recipient some new ideas.

Looks fab. It's a xmas present so hopefully he'll like it

This book it great.source the parts and off you go.once you get the basics,you can easily make you own scene

One of the main reasons I use Kindle is so that I can adjust the font size to something that matches my eyesight. It really disappoints me when people produce books like this that so heavily prioritise layout over readability - preventing the reader from making a small font size larger while leaving half the screen blank for effect.

Très beau livre arrivé en parfait état.

My son seems to be enjoying it and reading daily basis. Probably will have to spend more on buying legos :).

Seems a good investment

Sehr interessante neue Bauideen. Lletdinfs auch mit besonderen Steinen, die man zukaufen muss, wenn man keine eigene Große Sammlung hat…

Bellissimo. É in inglese, non ho visto se é segnalato, eventualmente unico neo per chi non lo mastica. Per noi va benissimo. Ben fatto e spiegato.

The LEGO Engineer by Jeff Friesen offers a refreshing approach to combining practical engineering concepts with creative building. Rather than being just a collection of LEGO ideas, the book walks through real-world structures—such as bridges, trains, and ships—and explains how they function before translating those ideas into LEGO builds.

What stands out most is the balance between education and creativity. The explanations are clear enough to be informative without feeling overly technical, and the included models (over 30 in total) provide a hands-on way to reinforce those concepts. The photography and layout are also well done, making it easy to follow along and visually understand each project.

From an adult perspective, this book works well as both a learning resource and a relaxing hobby guide. It encourages a more thoughtful approach to building—focusing on why things work, not just how to assemble them. It’s particularly appealing for those who enjoy STEM-related activities or want a more meaningful LEGO experience beyond standard sets.

On the downside, the builds may require a fairly large and varied LEGO collection, which could limit how much you can replicate directly. Some readers may also find certain sections a bit basic if they already have a strong background in engineering or advanced building techniques.

Overall:

This is a well-rounded and engaging book that bridges creativity and real-world knowledge. It’s a great addition for adult LEGO enthusiasts who want something more intellectually engaging while still enjoying the hands-on aspect of building.