LEGO 11198 Spin and Electro Dinosaur Vehicle Chase
LEGO Audio & Braille Building Instructions for the LEGO Marvel set "Spin and Electro Dinosaur Vehicle Chase".
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Electro steals a precious crystal and zooms away on her dilophosaurus motorcycle! Miles Morales, also known as "Spin", leaps into his stegosaurus car and gives chase. He slings a big dino-web that puts the villain in a tangle. Electro accelerates to make a lightning-fast escape. But Spin is on her tail!
The box cover shows an action-packed scene in the middle of a sandy desert-like terrain with two huge limestone boulders in the background. Up front, electro is speeding off on her cool dilophosaurus motorcycle. It's designed in Electro's signature colors: bright green and bright yellow with metallic blue embellishments. The front hood of the dino bike is airbrushed like a dino head, there is a long curved tail mounted at the rear, and the side fairings have explosive lightning bolt airbrushing. But what's that? Of course, Spin is on Electro's tail in his spiky stegosaurus car! The black and red four-wheeler has a full-fledged dinosaur head instead of a front bumper and is spike-studded just like a real stegosaurus. It even has a spiky tail! Spin is throwing his bright green web in an attempt to catch Electro while a large spider is scurrying away at the front of the scene, trying to escape the wild chase. In the background, there is a peculiar rock formation under a large tree. The rock seems inconspicuous at first sight, but what's that? It seems to have a door that's ajar... What could be hidden in there? Let's start building and find out!
Open the box. It contains 3 booklets with visual building instructions, 3 numbered bags and 3 loose pieces: 1 brick 4x10 with 4 side connectors and 2 motorcycle frames 2x10 with 2 suspension springs. We will refer to those bag numbers to guide you through the building process. Please ask a sighted person to help you identify the correct bags!
Carefully open bag number 1 and any small sub-bags in it. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the Spin Minifigure and the Stegosaurus Car.
If you like, you can ask a sighted person to sort the pieces by color before you start building. We recommend using bowls or trays for sorting the bricks. This can make finding the correct pieces even easier! If you would like to build without brick colors entirely, you can also ignore them or turn them off. There are several different ways to sort and organize the bricks and your building process. It's up to you!
First, we will build the Spin Minifigure.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black upper part of the body,
and 1 black pair of legs.
Put the upper body on the legs. Make sure the hands and toes are pointing in the same direction.
Find 1 black Minifigure head.
Put it on the body.
Find 1 bright yellowish green chain 21m with 2 knobs. (21m means that this piece is about 21 knobs long.)
Put one of its knobs from the top on the left hand of the Minifigure.
The Spin Minifigure is finished! Well done! Spin is wearing a black suit with a chest print: it consists of a large red "V" that is filled with a red spider web pattern. A bilious green spider is sitting in the middle of that web. The red spider web print is also found on Spin's back, and there's another spider sitting near his neck. The black suit also covers Spin's head. He is wearing an eye mask with huge white eyes that have red outlines. The red spider web pattern covers the rest of his face and also the back of his head. He is wearing red gloves. What he needs now is a vehicle! Let's continue building.
Next, we will build the Stegosaurus Car.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 black brick 4x10 with 4 side connectors,
and 1 beige low brick 2x2x⅔ with horizontal side grooves.
Put the brick 4x10 horizontally on the table, connectors pointing to the front and back.
Put the low brick 2x2x⅔ centered on the 2 rightmost columns.
Find 2 medium stone grey plates 1x2 with vertical clasp on short side.
Put one horizontally on the back row of the previous piece, clasp to the right.
Put the other one horizontally in front of the previous piece, clasp to the right.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright red brick 1x2,
and 1 medium stone grey grille tile 1x2.
Put the brick 1x2 vertically centered to the left of the previous pieces. This means it sits on the 2 middle knobs of the third column from the right.
Put the grille tile 1x2 vertically to the left of the previous piece.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 dark stone grey seat 2x2x2,
and 1 medium stone grey grille tile 1x2.
Put the seat to the left of the previous piece, backrest to the right.
Put the grille tile 1x2 vertically to the left of the previous piece.
Find 1 black brick 2x4.
Put it vertically centered to the left of the previous piece. This means it will cover the second and third column from the left.
Find 1 dark stone grey brick 1x2 with side connector.
Put it vertically centered to the left of the previous piece, side connector pointing to the left.
Find 4 black smooth curve bricks 1x2.
Put 1 horizontally on the frontmost row, directly to the right of the brick 2x4, curve to the front.
Put 1 horizontally to the right of the previous piece, curve to the front.
Repeat symmetrically at the back with the 2 remaining pieces, curves to the back.
Find 2 black bricks 1x4.
Put 1 horizontally to the right of the 2 previous pieces, 1 knob overhanging to the right.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 2 bright red corner plates 1x2 - 1x2.
Turn 1 so that its outer corner is on the front left, meaning that 1 arm is pointing to the right and the other one is pointing to the back.
Put its front row on top of the previous piece, starting from the right edge.
Turn the other one so that its outer corner is in the back left, and put it behind the previous piece to repeat symmetrically at the back.
Find 4 black plates 2x2 with oval mudguard.
Put 1 to the left of the previous piece on the 2 backmost rows, mudguard overhanging to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front, mudguard overhanging to the front.
Put 1 on the second and third column from the left on the 2 back rows, mudguard to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front.
Find 1 bright red plate 1x2.
Put it vertically centered on the leftmost column. This means it will sit on the brick 1x2 with connector.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 medium stone grey plate 1x2 with vertical clasp on long side,
and 1 medium stone grey grille tile 1x2.
Put the plate 1x2 vertically centered on the third column from the left, clasp to the right. If done correctly, the clasp will hover above the middle recess.
Put the grille tile 1x2 vertically centered to the right of the backrest of the seat.
Find 6 bright red triple-sloped roof tiles 1x2. (The shape of these pieces resembles pyramids.)
Put one horizontally on the backmost row, starting from the rightmost edge. Make sure its straight side is towards the back and the 3 slopes are towards the front.
Put another one horizontally to the left of the previous piece, straight side to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front with 2 more pieces, straight sides towards the front.
Put 1 on the left edge of the back row, directly in front of the left back mudguard, straight side again to the back.
Repeat symmetrically at the front, straight side to the front.
Find 2 black one-stepped curve tiles 2x3.
Put 1 horizontally centered on the 2 middle rows, starting from the left edge, curve to the left.
Repeat symmetrically on the right, curve to the right. Note that the frontmost and backmost row protrude further to the right than this piece because the 2 middle rows are one knob shorter.
Find 1 dark stone grey handlebar with bottom shaft.
Hold it vertically so that both handlebar ends are pointing the front and back, and both of them bending slightly to the right.
Snap the small bottom shaft into the clasp opposite the seat. This is the steering wheel!
Next, let's make the first part of the stegosaurus tail.
Find 1 bright red plate 2x2.
Put it on the table. Make sure its knobs form straight rows and columns in front of you.
Find 1 black plate 1x2 with 2 shafts on short sides.
Put it horizontally on the back row of the plate 2x2, shafts overhanging to the left and right.
Find another black plate 1x2 with 2 shafts on short sides.
Put it horizontally in front of the previous piece, shafts to the left and right.
Find 2 bright red triple-sloped roof tiles 1x2.
Put one horizontally on the previous piece, straight side to the front, 3 sloped sides to the back.
Put the other one horizontally behind the previous piece, straight side to the back.
The first part of the stegosaurus tail is finished! Snap its left shafts on the 2 clasps that are pointing to the right on the right edge of the vehicle. You can fold it up or down, but for now let's keep it straight in line with the rest of the vehicle.
Next, let's make the second part of the stegosaurus tail.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright red plate 2x2,
and 1 black plate 1x2 with 2 vertical clasps on long side.
Put the plate 2x2 on the table.
Put the plate with clasps vertically on the left column, clasps to the left.
Find another black plate 1x2 with 2 vertical clasps on long side.
Put it vertically to the right of the previous piece, clasps to the right.
Find 2 bright red triple-sloped roof tiles 1x2.
Put 1 horizontally on the front row, straight side to the front.
Put the other one horizontally behind the previous piece, straight side to the back.
The second part of the stegosaurus tail is finished! Snap its left clasps on the 2 empty shafts of the first stegosaurus tail part. Make sure you do not fold it up or down for now.
Find 1 black dinosaur head.
Hold it so that the narrow end with snout is pointing to the left. Find the round hole located in the opening on the right, and put it on the connector on the main structure that its protruding to the left. Do not confuse it with the bottom connectors for the wheels.
Now, we will assemble the 4 wheels.
Collect the following 8 pieces:
4 medium stone grey wide rims with hole and spokes,
and 4 black wide tires with shallow tread.
Put the rims into the tires.
Snap the wheels on the 4 connectors at the bottom of the vehicle that are pointing to the front and back. Make sure the spokes are facing outwards.
The Stegosaurus Car is finished! Great job! You can now bend the tail up or down as you please. If you like, you can fold Spin's legs into a seating position and put him in the driver's seat to take your cool dinosaur vehicle for a test drive.
Open bag number 2. You can choose to have the bricks sorted by color again if you like. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the Electro Minifigure and the dilophosaurus motorcycle.
Next up, we will build the Electro Minifigure.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright green and bright yellow upper part of the body,
and 1 bright yellow pair of legs.
Put the upper body on the legs. Make sure the hands and toes are pointing in the same direction.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 light nougat brown Minifigure head,
and 1 bright yellow and bright green ponytail hairpiece with eye mask.
Put the Minifigure head on the body.
Put the hair on the head, with the eye mask to the front.
The Electro Minifigure is finished! Well done! She is wearing a bright green and bright yellow suit. The pants are yellow while the top is bright green with a yellow lightning bolt-shaped "V" print on the chest and back. The electrified V is outlined with metallic blue lines. Even her hair is bright green! The elaborately jagged eye mask is bright yellow, matching all the other jagged lightning bolt style decoration elements. She has a sly grin on her face, and when she is not wearing her mask, a pale yellow painted-on version of her mask with a golden rim is revealed around her black eyes.
Next up, we build the Dilophosaurus Motorcycle. We will start with the 2 wheels.
Collect the following 4 pieces:
2 bright yellow wide rims with hole and spokes,
and 2 black wide rubber tires with high profile.
Put the rims into the tires.
Find 4 bright yellow connector pegs 2m with middle ring.
Take 1 wheel, and put 1 connector into the middle hole from the right, 1/2 protruding to the right.
Insert another connector into the same wheel from the left, 1/2 protruding to the left.
Repeat with the 2 remaining connectors on the second wheel.
Find 1 bright green motorcycle frame 2x10 with 2 suspension springs.
Hold it horizontally. This means that the suspension springs to the left and right, pointing to the bottom. Note that the suspension springs have one round hole each. Also, make sure that the side surface with 4 side knobs is towards the back, while the side surface with 2 round holes is to the front.
Take 1 wheel and insert one of its connectors into the suspension spring hole at the bottom right. The wheel and its second connector are protruding to the front.
Repeat symmetrically with the second wheel on the bottom left.
Find another bright green motorcycle frame 2x10 with 2 suspension springs.
Hold it horizontally, but this time make sure that the 4 side knobs are pointing to the front.
Put it from the front on the first motorcycle frame, matching their shapes. Insert the empty connectors into the round holes of the suspension springs.
Great job! The base structure of the motorcycle is finished and drivable. If you take your motorcycle for a test drive, make sure to put it horizontally again before you continue building.
Find 1 bright yellow brick 1x4.
Put it vertically on the rightmost column of the lower part of the surface. This means that the 3 columns on the rightmost edge that are higher remain empty for now.
Find 1 bright yellow smooth roof tile 1x2x⅔.
Put it vertically centered to the left of the previous piece, slope to the left.
Find 2 bright yellow round plates 1x1.
We will mount both of them on the leftmost column of the lowered recess: Put 1 on the backmost knob of the leftmost recess column and the other one on the frontmost knob.
If done correctly, the higher surface in the left half of the motorcycle will remain empty for now.
Find 2 dark green one-stepped curve tiles 1x3.
Put 1 horizontally centered on the frontmost row, curve to the right. This means it will cover the previous piece.
Repeat symmetrically at the back, curve to the right.
Find 1 medium stone grey plate 1x2 with vertical clasp on long side.
Put it vertically centered on the fourth column from the right, clasp to the left. This means it will sit in the middle of the brick 1x4.
Find 1 bright yellow plate 1x2.
Put it vertically on top of the previous piece.
Find 2 bright yellow smooth roof tiles 1x1 with overhanging top tile 1x1.
Turn 1 vertically so that the top tile is pointing to the front.
Mount it on the previous piece so that the top tile connects to the previous piece's back knob, and the brick part sits behind it.
Repeat symmetrically at the front, top tile towards the back.
Find 1 bright yellow curve piece 3x4 with 3 sloped sides. (This piece is printed with the dinosaur face. There are 2 more pieces in this set that have this exact shape but different prints and a different color, namely green. Do not confuse this piece with the green ones. If you like, you can ask a sighted person for help.)
Put it to the right of the 2 previous pieces, high end on the left, narrow end to the right.
This is the dilophosaurus' head! The piece is printed with big black eyes on the two sloped side surfaces, and with lightning-shaped lines in green and metallic blue on the larger slope, mimicking the crests on the forehead of a dilophosaurus.
Find 1 dark stone grey handlebar with bottom shaft.
Hold it so that the 2 handlebar ends are pointing to the front and back while bending slightly to the left. Make sure the small shaft is towards the bottom.
Snap the small bottom shaft into the clasp pointing to the left. This clasp is on the left edge of the dilophosaurus' head.
Find 2 mossy green plates 1x2 with vertical top clasp.
Put 1 vertically on the back half of the third column from the left, clasp at the back.
Put the other one vertically in front of it, clasp at the front.
Find 1 bright yellow plate 1x2.
Put it vertically centered to the left of the 2 previous pieces.
Find 1 bright yellow plate 2x2 with middle bottom tube.
Put it to the left of the previous piece, 1 column with bottom tube overhanging to the left.
Find 1 bright green plate 2x4.
Put it horizontally centered on top of the motorcycle, starting from the left edge.
Find 2 bright yellowish green plates 1x2 with vertical clasp on short side.
Put 1 horizontally on the previous piece's back row, starting from the left edge, clasp overhanging to the left.
Put the other one horizontally in front of the previous piece, clasp to the left.
Find 1 bright yellow one-stepped curve tile 2x3.
Put it horizontally on the right knobs of the 2 previous pieces and the 2 columns to their right, curve to the right.
Find 1 bright yellow smooth roof tile 1x2x⅔.
Put it vertically on the leftmost column, slope to the left.
Find 1 transparent light blue lightning bolt.
Hold it horizontally, tip of the lightning pointing to the left. Snap the small shaft at the right into the clasp on the frontmost row that is located directly in front of the curve tile 2x3.
Now, we will build the first of two side fairings.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 dark green plate 2x2,
and 1 bright yellowish green curve piece 3x4 with 3 sloped sides. (This piece is printed.)
Put the plate 2x2 on the table. Make sure its knobs form straight rows and columns in front of you.
Put the curve piece 2x3 horizontally centered on the right column, 2/3 and curve overhanging to the right.
Find 1 bright yellowish green smooth roof tile 1x2x⅔.
Put it vertically on the left column, slope to the left.
The first of two side fairings is finished! Keep the building orientation, and then flip it towards you so that the sloped surfaces are facing you. Mount it on the 4 side knobs pointing to the front. Make sure the bottom edge of its curve piece does not protrude beyond the motorcycle frame. The top edge will protrude a bit.
Find 1 transparent light blue lightning bolt.
Turn the motorcycle so that the airbrushed front hood is pointing to the left and the 2 clasps are pointing to the right.
Hold the lightning bolt horizontally, lightning tip to the right, and snap the small shaft into the clasp on the front row in front of the curve tile 2x3.
Now, we will build the second of two side fairings.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 dark green plate 2x2,
and 1 bright yellowish green curve piece 3x4 with 3 sloped sides.
Put the plate 2x2 on the table.
Put the curve piece 3x4 horizontally centered on the left column, 2/3 and curve overhanging to the left.
Find 1 bright yellowish green smooth roof tile 1x2x⅔.
Put it vertically on the right column, slope to the right.
The second of two side fairings is finished! Flip it towards you so that the sloped surfaces are facing you, and mount it on the 4 side knobs pointing to the front. Make sure the bottom edge of the curve piece does not protrude beyond the motorcycle frame.
Find 1 bright yellow curved long tail with connector.
Insert the tail's connector into the small tube on the right edge of the motorcycle directly below the 2 clasps. Turn the tail so that its tip is pointing down.
Find 1 bright yellowish green spider web 5x8x2 with handle.
Hold the spider web like a dome, its 2 clasps pointing to the bottom on the left and its handle located on the bottom right.
Snap the handle into the 2 clasps on the right edge of the motorcycle.
The Dilophosaurus Motorcycle is finished! Well done! Bend her legs into a seated position and put her behind the steering wheel. Right now, Spin's spider web is already hooked onto Electro's vehicle. All you have to do to trap her while she's riding the motorcycle is folding the web down. If you connect Spin's long string to the top of the web, he can capture Electro and stop her vehicle. But of course, you can also remove the spider web from the dilophosaurus motorcycle and hand it over to Spin.
Open bag number 3. You can choose to have the bricks sorted by color again if you like. This bag contains all bricks and pieces for the large rock with tree and crystal hiding place.
Now, we will build the large rock with tree and crystal hiding place.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 dark green half-circle plate 4x8,
and 1 dark brown brick 1x2 with side cross hole.
Put the half-circle plate 4x8 horizontally on the table, half circle to the front.
Put the brick 1x2 horizontally centered on the backmost row. This means it sits on the 2 middle knobs of that row. Remember its cross hole for later.
Find 1 medium stone grey roof tile 2x3, 25°.
Put it vertically in front of the previous piece, slope to the front.
Find 2 medium stone grey bricks 1x1x3.
Put 1 to the right of the brick 1x2 on the backmost row.
Repeat symmetrically on the left.
Find 2 medium stone grey roof tiles 1x2x3, 73°.
Put 1 vertically in front of the previous piece, slope to the front.
Repeat symmetrically on the right.
Find 2 bright yellowish green round plates 1x1 with 3 small leaves.
Put 1 to the right of the previous piece on the frontmost knob, leaves overhanging to the right.
Repeat symmetrically on the left.
Next, we will build the hiding place with crystal.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 bright red cupboard door 2x2 with grip,
and 1 medium stone grey cupboard element 2x2x2 with bottom hinges.
Put the cupboard element on the table, opening towards you.
Snap the 2 small indentations of the cupboard door on the bottom hinges of the cupboard. Leave the cupboard open for now.
Find 1 transparent red energy crystal.
Put it into the cupboard and close the door.
The hiding place with crystal is finished! Well done! Mount it in the middle of the rock structure, door to the front. Make sure its back edge aligns with the back edge of the entire build.
Find 1 bright green plate 2x4.
Put it horizontally centered on top of the rock structure.
Find 1 bright yellowish green plate 2x2 with 1 knob.
Put it centered on top of the previous piece, leaving 2 empty knobs on the left and 2 empty knobs on the right.
Now, we will build the tree trunk.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 dark brown T-shaped round bushing with cross axle pin,
and 1 black connector peg 2m with middle ring.
Hold the T-shaped bushing so that the round hole is running from top to bottom and its cross axle pin is pointing to the back.
Insert the connector peg from the top into the round bushing, 1/2 sticking out to the top.
Find 1 reddish brown long curved tube.
Insert the empty connector peg from the previous step into one end of the of the long tube. Make sure it bends to the right. Attention: leave the cross axle pin empty for now!
The tree trunk is finished! Turn the jungle structure with rock so that the door of the hiding place is towards the back and the straight edge of the structure is at the front. Insert the tree trunk's cross axle pin into the cross hole at the center of the bottom edge of the structure. Make sure the tree trunk extends towards the top and slightly to the right.
Next up, we will build the treetop.
Collect the following 2 pieces:
1 reddish brown assembly element consisting of 1 bottom shaft and 4 top shafts,
and 1 bright green large tree leaf 4x5.
Hold the assembly element so that 1 shaft is pointing to the bottom and the other 4 are to the top.
Hold the leaf horizontally, leaf tip pointing to the left and slightly to the bottom, and insert the back left shaft of the assembly element into the rightmost hole of the leaf. Make sure to insert it from the bottom.
Make sure that the shaft does not stick out beyond the leaf's top surface.
Find another 2 bright green large tree leaves 4x5.
Hold 1 vertically, leaf tip pointing to the back right, and insert the shaft at the right back from the bottom into the frontmost leaf hole.
Hold the other one vertically, leaf tip to the front right, and insert the front right shaft from the bottom into the backmost hole of the leaf.
The fourth shaft will remain empty.
The treetop is finished! Well done! Insert its bottom shaft into the top hole of the tree trunk. Adjust the leaves so that they are evenly distributed across the treetop.
Find 1 black spider figure.
Put it anywhere you like. On top of the rock structure to protect the crystal.
On the bottom leaves, maybe even the treetop! Or will you let it ride with Spin?
You have finished building the entire set! Very well done! You may have a few extra bricks and pieces left - they are not needed for building this set. Feel free to store them or incorporate them into your build as you like! Now it's time to mount your vehicles and let the chase begin. Can Electro get a hold of the precious energy crystal and get away with it on her dilophosaurus motorcycle? Or will Spin's stegosaurus car turn out to be the superior dino vehicle? It's for you to find out!