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Znap is a theme that was produced by LEGO from 1998-1999. It is similar to K'Nex (another construction toy brand), and can be used to build objects in a frame-like way. The plastic by which the parts are made of is somewhat flexible, yet strong. It had nineteen sets over the course of its time plus one unreleased set.

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Many fans believe this theme was a grand experiment by LEGO to try to compete against K'nex, which also features parts enabling the construction of large, lacy creations. They also believe that LEGO considered Znap a failure, as the range was withdrawn within a year or two. Some Znap sets were subsequently available on clearance for less than 10% off the original price. Some of them featured TECHNIC motors.

Occasionally, AFOLs build bridges and structures using Znap, integrating them into train layouts at shows. The one challenge of doing so is that different parts came in different colours, and certain key connector parts were available only in strange colours (such as purple), making uniform colour bridges difficult to construct.

Sets[]

Image#SetNumber of piecesMinifiguresPriceRelease
3501Jet-Car27 1998
3502Bi-Wing25 1998
3503Mini-Sonic22 1998
3504Hook-Truck30 1998
3505Aeroplane23 1999
3506Motorbike26 1999
3510Polybag25$0.991998
3520Forklift39 1999
3521Racer35 1999
3531Tri-bike29 1998
3532Jet-Ski25 1998
3533Znap Set  Would have been 1999
3551Dino-Jet80$10.001998
3552Hover-Sub with Motor126 1998
3554Helicopter79 1999
3555Jeep262 1999
3571Blackmobile142$20.001998
3581Formula Z Car in Storage Box171$19.991998
3582Ant258 1999
3591Heli-Transport265 1998


Trivia[]

  • The back page of the instructions of the theme's sets featured a small boy sitting inside a large Formula One racing car, made from Znap and some System parts.
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